The Group Responsible for All of Our Troubles

POSTED BY: 6ixStringJack
UPDATED: Sunday, October 26, 2025 11:08
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1KIKI

Tuesday, July 9, 2019 4:56 AM

IDK. Humans go through stages in their development. Children and young adults are notoriously 'immortal'. One doesn't gain enough perspective to look forward until years, maybe decades, have gone by.
And emotional memory lasts on average 7 years. Then the impact fades and we're left with memories of past narratives we've created.
On the plus side, if the vast majority of the population was 100+years, maybe overall we wouldn't be in such a hurry to despoil the planet. The older people would be saying to themselves - I remember when the air was clean. I remember the days before plastic. I remember how things were before we started throwing 90,000 chemicals around by the thousands of tons per year. ... Maybe we should stop doing those things now.

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I can't argue that. I think it's just human nature to suck ass.

Maybe the real problem is that we don't live long enough? I think if we all grew to be 400 years old before we died that we'd have a much different outlook on every aspect of our lives. Not only would we have seen a whole lot more of things such as these "ups and downs" before we die, but we'd live with those before us who had seen even more to tell us about in their own lives.

We'd probably also give a lot more credence to what the "old folk" have to say about things too. I'd imagine that if 400 were the average lifespan there would be wildly varying ages of natural deaths (ie: not accidents or suicides).

As long as you stayed "young" for a good deal of those 400 average years, I couldn't imagine people not wanting to actually live a lot of them. Maybe I'm wrong, but I'd like to think that a lot of self-destructive behaviors many of us have today would not exist on the scale they do if we had to take care of our body for 4 to 5 times longer than we do now.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

6IXSTRINGJACK

Tuesday, July 9, 2019 5:06 AM

Well that's kind of my point.

In this theoretical world where we live hundreds of years, I would assume that our brains stay a lot sharper than they do today for a lot longer.

Add to that the fact that you would have a more vested interest in the long term things than you do when you got 50 or maybe even a hundred years. And even if you're living past 80 you're not enjoying it like you would have in your 20's and you're probably losing your marbles.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

CAPTAINCRUNCH

Tuesday, July 9, 2019 5:26 AM

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Here's a group of average Americans enjoying a fine day at Disneyland. Somehow I don't see them or anyone else evolving into a higher order of human being any time soon, even if they lived to be 1,000 years old. The only things that keep human society in a relative state of order and safety are the police, the courts, and prisons.

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Totally staged. They're making big money on the all the white folks' clicks.

Did you read the comments? Funny stuff:

cordelearts
This is good camera work. — He' knew when to zoom in and out. Really capturing the entire experience.

Must be a professional.

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Shaterra Williams
Shaterra Williams
4 hours ago
This man clearly like to beat women smh he didn't touch the man fr period but ready to hit the women such a coward

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blueroses 4414
blueroses 4414
3 hours ago (edited)
Theres a woman with a black tee shirt that ran to help the woman then asked "who's baby is this" and scooped the baby up. I just wanted to give her props?

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C S5
C S5
2 hours ago
this was the climax of an argument that had been brewing for some time. the guy in the red top suggested that pi can be calculated to an infinite number of decimal places, while the guy in the white top insisted that red top guy's reasoning was inherently flawed. and so it came to this...

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George Reynolds
George Reynolds
2 hours ago
Every park, every fair, every concert, every playground, every school, every big city, every sports event, every Chuck E. Cheese's and McDonalds, etc etc....

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Brakernight
Brakernight
2 hours ago (edited)
Worker: We have some black people fighting rn code red code red. Security: alright give us about 20 min well get to it eventually.

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Carlos A.
Carlos A.
2 hours ago
A very unfortunate event but a very well shot video.

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Christine Onnen
Christine Onnen
1 hour ago
The military guy who choked out the pink shirt guy was the real MVP, he was in and out like a ninja

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Cali Made
Cali Made
3 hours ago
Cut in line security approaches you in seconds.. full blown fight no security in sight ??????????

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John Mathews
John Mathews
3 hours ago
What a vibrant diverse society!!!

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Jay Mabry
Jay Mabry
3 hours ago
The new normal. Sad that people like this are actually procreating! Lord help us!

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Laughing Octopus
Laughing Octopus
3 hours ago
So many hilarious things I want to say but youtube will just delete them, lol

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jerry mcmackin
jerry mcmackin
1 hour ago
The new ghetto theme park is very realistic. The interaction is cutting edge.

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Jeff Taylor
Jeff Taylor
2 hours ago
One thing stands out above everything. If you take your family to Disneyland and someone attacks you or your family do not expect security to show up or any good Samaritans to step to your aid. Disney should be ashamed that they cannot provide a safe park.

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stephen colebrook
stephen colebrook
4 hours ago
BLACK PEOPLE, BLACK MEN, please stop embarrassing your race

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Leoneidas
Leoneidas
2 hours ago (edited)
I had heard Disney was modernizing Main Street to be more current, but geez.

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Fabio Faria
Fabio Faria
4 hours ago
Poor children. Growing up in a family like that. Smh

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Dennis Whiter
Dennis Whiter
3 hours ago
"I'm going to Disneyland"
"Errr, No you're going to JAIL"

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CenTexPhoto
CenTexPhoto
2 hours ago
I guess Disneyland isn't the Happiest Place on Earth!!! Oh, and I have zero faith that Disneyland Security could con

6IXSTRINGJACK

Tuesday, July 9, 2019 5:30 AM

What does it matter if it's staged?

Nobody wants to see that shit.

I don't want to see that shit when I'm shopping at Aldi.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

CAPTAINCRUNCH

Tuesday, July 9, 2019 5:40 AM

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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
What does it matter if it's staged?

Nobody wants to see that shit.

I don't want to see that shit when I'm shopping at Aldi.

It's a joke - f*cksake.

Almost a million views at youtube - a lot of someones wanted to see it.

6IXSTRINGJACK

Tuesday, July 9, 2019 8:06 AM

It's not a funny joke.

I suppose you're one of "those" that enjoy the prank channels then?

People didn't watch it on youtube to laugh. You said yourself who was watching it. They were watching it with disgust.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

JO753

Tuesday, July 9, 2019 9:07 AM

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JONGSSTRAW

Tuesday, July 9, 2019 9:25 AM

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Originally posted by JO753:

Good set uv nokrz on that bich!

Funniest damn post evah!

BRENDA

Tuesday, July 9, 2019 9:57 AM

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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
Yeah.

I often think about how bad it must have been in the Great Depression. I don't even know anybody old enough to tell me any real stories about it, and even if they did, how much credence could you give somebody on their memories of events that unfolded nearly 100 years ago now. My Grams grew up post-GD, and her family didn't have a ton of cash so they made due with what they had and made it last a lot longer out of necessity, as I imagine most people from that time had learned to do.

If we lived 400 years, I'd have plenty of people to tell me exactly how bad it was in comparison to anything I've seen in my life, even if I wasn't alive through it.

I think this huge change in perspective that would happen if we lived for hundreds of years on average would change the way the entire world operated. Likely, for the better.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

A lot of stories you hear about the Great Depression can depend on when your parents were born or even Aunts and Uncles.

Jack, take my family as an example. Both my parents lived through the Depression but my dad was in his late 20s when it hit and my mom was a child. Those are two totally different perspectives on the same era. Same thing with his siblings. They all ranged from young adults to teenagers. My late guy's parents were children as well and that is a third perspective on the same era.

CAPTAINCRUNCH

Tuesday, July 9, 2019 3:52 PM

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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
It's not a funny joke.

I suppose you're one of "those" that enjoy the prank channels then?

Not the vid, knucklehead. The idea of all of those people being actors working together to run up clicks on youtube is funny in a Black Mirror kind of way. Guess you're just not in a funny place right now.

I have no idea what prank channels are.

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People didn't watch it on youtube to laugh. You said yourself who was watching it. They were watching it with disgust.

Some were laughing, no doubt. Others feel disgust, definitely. I'm sure some even feel superiority. And some all 3.

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