Vinnie Sullivan

It only takes one or two generations for people to lose all appreciation or concept of reality, class, and overall standards.

Parents now feed their children cancerous filth not because they mean to, but because they genuinely believe it to be actual food.

As the children of the late 20th and early 21st century turn to adults, we're seeing the type of slobbery that couldn't have existed without capitalistic corporatism, disingenuous governments, and an abundance of poisonous, nefarious media sources.

How can children tell weak art or bad dress codes when their own parents were more willing to adopt their character from the television than that of their own minds? It genuinely doesn't matter if this applies to you, as I, like many of you, had some hard truths to face about what I did and didn't deem as important.

Only you will know if you think it's "cool" to reject academia and the type of class that sets a society apart from others.

In truth, we pretend not to see its importance because we're scared of the challenge.

Instead, we use various excuses and even slurs to pretend that intelligence, personal presentation, cultural appreciation, and societal aspiration are somehow evil or pathetic.

The reason it was so easy to push the "yobbishness is cool" mentality is because it requires so much more effort and concentration to take on the many challenges that make people and society worthy of respect.

Nowadays, people are so used to the ridiculous, deliberately planted excuse of not wanting to be "stuck up" that they've allowed fictional realities to degenerate society into an easily led cesspool of genuine devolution.

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It only takes one or two generations for people to lose all appreciation or concept of reality, class, and overall standards.

Parents now feed their children cancerous filth not because they mean to, but because they genuinely believe it to be actual food.

As the children of the late 20th and early 21st century turn to adults, we're seeing the type of slobbery that couldn't have existed without capitalistic corporatism, disingenuous governments, and an abundance of poisonous, nefarious media sources.

How can children tell weak art or bad dress codes when their own parents were more willing to adopt their character from the television than that of their own minds? It genuinely doesn't matter if this applies to you, as I, like many of you, had some hard truths to face about what I did and didn't deem as important.

Only you will know if you think it's "cool" to reject academia and the type of class that sets a society apart from others.

In truth, we pretend not to see its importance because we're scared of the challenge.

Instead, we use various excuses and even slurs to pretend that intelligence, personal presentation, cultural appreciation, and societal aspiration are somehow evil or pathetic.

The reason it was so easy to push the "yobbishness is cool" mentality is because it requires so much more effort and concentration to take on the many challenges that make people and society worthy of respect.

Nowadays, people are so used to the ridiculous, deliberately planted excuse of not wanting to be "stuck up" that they've allowed fictional realities to degenerate society into an easily led cesspool of genuine devolution.

BY Vinnie Sullivan