I miss the old America

Simpler times inded.Another one I like is 1920s.

 

When racism was even worse!

 

I'm not even from the US, but my time would have been definitely the 50s and 60s in America. The best music, the best movies and the best cars.
In most middle-European countries you can work hard as hell and are a little bit above average and you can be lazy and are just a little bit below the average because the countries are way too social.
I feel like in America everybody gets what he deserves and I love that.

 

Yes. We're getting mommies raising their kids in sex-positive households (can't get that off my mind once I read this in a thread here) just because they want to feel so modern and enlightened as opposed to their silly Christian neighbours who are probably also fascists and hate people of colour for their colour.

 

80s we're good times.

 

I'm not american, but I feel like it's very common to hear the elders say that it used to be better around here back in the days. It feels to me like they miss being young. I miss old days too sometimes, but I remind myself that it was the past and I'm in the present now, so I shall try to make my present a good time.

 

Yeah, I grew up in the 70s/80s; I'm glad I wasn't born later, especially in this computer/internet age.

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I miss the Middle Ages even though I never lived during that time.

 

Im happy i was never born in USA

 

I also miss the old american ( the one who had true americans , but without human sacrifices of course and with Christian faith)

 

i SIT AWAY IN MY BED FROM TIMET O TIME WIHING I WAS BORN IN DA AGE OF JAKUB DURING THE ETHERAL TRANSITION OF SERPERTDOM DURING 56 L.V.

SHIT MAKES ME CRY

SMH WE'LL NEVER BE ABLE TO EXPLORE THE REACHES OF THE VIRTUAL HIGHWAY OF BABYLON WIT A HEINEKEN IN OUR HANDS AND BOGUE IN OUR LIPS UNWORRIED BY THE PROSPECT OF GETTING A DUI (MODERN DAY STAR OF DAVID)

- DEAN

 

The 80s was a great time to grow up in America. So much adventure and freedom. It was the last time that I felt truly happy. But I guess today’s youth will be saying the same thing about this decade 30 years from now. All I know is that things were so much simpler back then. All I needed was my bike, a fishing pole, and a pack of bazooka bubble gum.

 

I miss when I was the Arch Mage in Skyrim. Those were the best days.

 

I think we're on the edge of twist on the Overton window right now, in 20 years the world would have radically changed from what it is today and will have began to stabilize. That's because the era of "information" has destabilized completely the way we used to do stuff, and we are just now adjusting to it.

I don't know where we are headed, but I would guess one of some possible scenarios:

• We will realize that democracy has failed, and governments will start to shift back to monarchy, socialism or fascism;
• Democracy will still be used by the men behind the curtains as a tool that keep the masses enslaved whilst clueless about their powerlessness;
• Third World war will make the few who are left have to rebuild civilization from scratch.

The last scenario is actually something that I think that will definitively happen: in 59 A.D. Nero killed his mother, and in 64 A.D. he set Rome on fire. It's just a matter of time before we have a Nero-emperor-of-Rome situation again, but this time we've got more than fire, we've got atomic bombs, hydrogen bombs, and also the bombs we don't know they exist, even though they are more powerful than those aforementioned .


Hence, yes, I think the 80s were a wonderful time to be alive.

 

Ancient Greece was fun to live in too...

I for one don't mind the digital age at all. Cashless transactions speed up check-out time about 10x, you can order and pay for pizza in 30 seconds without having to call anyone, and you can make your car honk using your phone (to spook your friends). You can also call anyone you want from the other hemisphere for free with good voice and video quality.

If you stay away from Shitbook, Dumbstagram, PMO and TV, the digital age is great! If you don't - well, that's your choice.