Who loves the 80s?!

[Anglo-Celtic]

Bro, I absolutely pity any and everyone here that missed out on that decade. The world was really a wonderful place back then.

I know what you mean. It's like we went from the Golden Age to the Dark Ages (from Whitney Houston to Lizzo).

[Anglo-Celtic]

Does anyone here like the band Iron Maiden? I saw them in concert once when I was 15, in 1985. They are awesome!

I got into Judas Priest and Metallica. They were my token heavy metal bands, and I thought that the hair metal groups were posers with frontmen who sounded like parrots when they sang.

[Andullero]

I know what you mean. It's like we went from the Golden Age to the Dark Ages (from Whitney Houston to Lizzo).

I'd say we have an absolute horror show on our hands, but at this stage that might be an undestatement. It's more like a festival of indignities, one after the other.

[Anglo-Celtic]

I liked Murdock and Hannibal because they were funny and smart.

My parents controlled our remote control. Thankfully, my dad liked cop shows and detective shows, but my mom liked soap operas like "Dynasty".

[Anglo-Celtic]

I'd say we have an absolute horror show on our hands, but at this stage that might be an undestatement. It's more like a festival of indignities, one after the other.

It really is like a horror show ("this isn't a dream"). It's like we're ruled by illegal immigrants from Bizarro World who probably got here through some rip in space and time created by CERN in 2012.

[CosmoLady]

I was watching the 80s TV miniseries V and I felt that 80s nostalgia.

Remember how much more wholesome most films were at the time? 80s and early 90s?

Look at kids films and cartoons like Home Alone (compare them to the trash today):

Nuclear family, multiple kids, beautiful suburban America, happy music, positive vibes, optimism, minimal worries,
peak American cultural power,

no pessimism, no politics, no race-baiting, no underlying "message" about race,
no confusing or distressing themes, no homosexual or transsexual or woke indoctrination, etc.

Sixteen Candles, Breakfast Club, Pretty in Pink, Ferris Bueller, Some Kind of Wonderful, Karate Kid

National Lampoon Vacation films, The Great Outdoors, Uncle Buck

Even action films like Terminator and Commando were wholesome!

Now you understand what they took from you.

Now you understand the 21st century fascination with the music and style of the 1980s:

The film shown is Electric Dreams from 1984, music by Giorgio Moroder and Phil Oakey (from the Human League):

[Anglo-Celtic]

Remember how much more wholesome most films were at the time? 80s and early 90s?

Look at kids films and cartoons like Home Alone (compare them to the trash today):

Nuclear family, multiple kids, beautiful suburban America, happy music, positive vibes, optimism, minimal worries,
peak American cultural power,

no pessimism, no politics, no race-baiting, no underlying "message" about race,
no confusing or distressing themes, no homosexual or transsexual or woke indoctrination, etc.

Sixteen Candles, Breakfast Club, Pretty in Pink, Ferris Bueller, Some Kind of Wonderful, Karate Kid

National Lampoon Vacation films, The Great Outdoors, Uncle Buck

Even action films like Terminator and Commando were wholesome!

We had gangster rap and Spike Lee, but they produced some good material. The difference was that there was an extremely wide range of views from which to choose, not just a bunch of dishonest woke agitprop made to influence individuals to jump on the Borg train. Now, much of culture, as well as entertainment, is like propaganda from the Cold War USSR, and a lot of it smacks of Lili Riefenstahl films. We went from a box of chocolates to black licorice.

[Anglo-Celtic]

The music was from Scarface right? Made by Giorgio Moroder?


Remember how much more wholesome most films were at the time? 80s and early 90s?

Look at kids films and cartoons like Home Alone (compare them to the trash today):

Nuclear family, multiple kids, beautiful suburban America, happy music, positive vibes, optimism, minimal worries,
peak American cultural power,

no pessimism, no politics, no race-baiting, no underlying "message" about race,
no confusing or distressing themes, no homosexual or transsexual or woke indoctrination, etc.

Sixteen Candles, Breakfast Club, Pretty in Pink, Ferris Bueller, Some Kind of Wonderful, Karate Kid

National Lampoon Vacation films, The Great Outdoors, Uncle Buck

Even action films like Terminator and Commando were wholesome!

Now you understand what they took from you.

Now you understand the 21st century fascination with the music and style of the 1980s:

The film shown is Electric Dreams from 1984, music by Giorgio Moroder and Phil Oakey (from the Human League):

They're going to remake it. The cast will be comprised of Black trans fat "women".

[CosmoLady]

We had gangster rap and Spike Lee, but they produced some good material. The difference was that there was an extremely wide range of views from which to choose, not just a bunch of dishonest woke agitprop made to influence individuals to jump on the Borg train. Now, much of culture, as well as entertainment, is like propaganda from the Cold War USSR, and a lot of it smacks of Lili Riefenstahl films. We went from a box of chocolates to black licorice.

Even hip-hop was wholesome, was mostly electro and rap battles, until gangsta rap started around 1986. CIA psy-op?

[CosmoLady]

I loved the 80's even when terrorism was on its peak here. Great memories.

I would have loved the 90s when Fujimori wasted everyone and cleaned house! Socialism sucks!