Entitlement Culture

People seem to be misanthropes by nature.

It’s hammered into kids, especially female, that they can do no wrong. That they’re queens. Their parents encourage this, blaming everything on teachers.

Kids of the last 20 years have been raised on “we must boost their self esteem and never correct them or tell them no”. It’s had drastic consequences as we now have a generation who has no idea how to handle not getting their way. They’re insecure and mental midgets.

Self esteem and self confidence is acquired through hard work, over coming challenges. Not being told you’re perfect, yes you deserve everything you want.

This entitled attitude is what leads people to not be kind or giving. They’re too self absorbed to even consider they’re the problem.

I HAVE TWO HANDS...ONE EXTENDED FOR A HANDSHAKE...THE OTHER ON MY GUN.

Most people truly are sick and tired of this culture of rudeness. That's why Joe Biden skated into the White House and the GOP got way underperformed in the midterm election.

Most towns and communities are filled with people who are still friendly with each other. We don't live in a time of block parties anymore but neighbors will still lend and help each other out. A majority of the people are still normal and want normal things for their communities even though they are forced to be silent. It's only leftist, alphabet people, Antifa, and democrap politicians that call for violence and crime in the cities.

This ain't your scene, my friend.

It may surprise people to find out, that while I can be quite acerbic on this site — I enjoy slaying retards for sport — in real life, I'm actually really kind and very polite. I really like when I can do something nice for strangers, it always makes their day. It can even be something as simple as holding the door for someone, or just smile at them. I always think of someone who might be having a bad day — maybe they had an argument with their partner right before leaving the house or a just a stressful day at work, and you could change their mood simply by doing a small gesture that doesn't cost you anything, but it can mean a lot to them.

However, there are situations in real life where I would do a 180 and become hostile and caustic. For example, I once read a Reddit post about a guy who spent sometime in Mexico and was given traditional Mexican clothes to wear by friends. He wore them there in order to fit better within their culture. When he came back to the US, he got on a bus and was wearing the same clothes. Then out of nowhere, some entitled woke сunt decided to accost him and lecture him about cultural appropriation, and told him that he can't wear those clothes because he's white and it's offensive to Mexicans. So you have an ignorant stupid bitch, who is dead wrong about everything, getting in somebody's face and imposing her retarded views on them .
If this was me, I would spit in her face, degrade her publicly on that bus, and make here understand that the world would be a better place without her in it.
Another example that I heard about is some radical feminist calling out a man for holding the door open for her, and calling him a sexist. Once again, if it was me, I would let her know that she's being a cunt and tell her that she doesn't belong in a civilized society.

Here's a prime example of what I mean by entitlement culture: https://www.msn.com/en-gb/lifestyle/travel/influencer-applauded-for-refusing-to-swap-seats-so-family-can-sit-together-on-flight/ar-AA185AIJ?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=a64b4b87d20445278516a95bd13a6d31&ei=15

Whereas in the past we'd praise people for putting others ahead of themselves, the Tic Toc generation seem to believe it's a *virtue* to be selfish, stand their ground and yield to no-one, and so they praise a smug, selfish 'influencer' who refused to change her seat on a plane so a family could reasonably sit together.