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This is the result of yesteryear's failures. It isnt the kiddos who are getting sucked into this stuff, and I say this as an early stage graybeard.
by throwaw4y-plate 6y ago
This is the result of yesteryear's failures. It isnt the kiddos who are getting sucked into this stuff, and I say this as an early stage graybeard.
- sjroot 6y agoThis isn't exclusive to older people, either. Regardless, it will be even more dangerous when these people reproduce and raise their children to believe this stuff.
- demadog 6y agoAnecdotally I know several Gen Z-ers in their early 20s that are college educated and half believe in these conspiracy theories. May be more of a psychographic than demographic reason.
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- KerryJones 6y agoMany of my high-school friends (I'm a millennial) are definitely being sucked into this.
- ianleeclark 6y ago> It isnt the kiddos who are getting sucked into this stuff, and I say this as an early stage graybeard. I would hesitate to say this. There have been emergences of qanon adjacent conspiracies popping up out of tiktok, the Wayfair one being the most obvious example.
- throwaw4y-plate 6y agoThis is sad to hear, if true.