Wiggery among Zoomers

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Despite what that other dood said, the whole wigger thing was also popular with millennials in the 00s (I think he's too influenced by his personal experience). As for Gen Z, they're a product of their times, and so are we millennials, and Gen X before us. I think the XYZ generations grew up in a time of increasing decadence and dysfunction, and it's had increasingly ill effects. Fetishizing black culture is only part of it; the whole LGBTQWERTY movement has grown at the same time, with Millennials & Zoomers far more likely to be fags than previous generations. Woke-ism, Social Justice, etc is a bigoted, narrow-minded ideology which tends to cut off intellectual growth, and it's being promoted by all our institutions. Then there's the economic side, with increasing debt, inflation, cost of living, and lack of job security. Entertainment media has gotten more mindless with shorter attention spans (as one example, video games used to be more challenging with far less hand-holding).

It's alot of things. The Western world has been in cultural decline for decades, and the younger generations get blamed for neurotic behavior when really, alot of this is not our fault.
 
Wikipedia Scholar dijo:
Despite what that other dood said, the whole wigger thing was also popular with millennials in the 00s (I think he's too influenced by his personal experience). As for Gen Z, they're a product of their times, and so are we millennials, and Gen X before us. I think the XYZ generations grew up in a time of increasing decadence and dysfunction, and it's had increasingly ill effects. Fetishizing black culture is only part of it; the whole LGBTQWERTY movement has grown at the same time, with Millennials & Zoomers far more likely to be fags than previous generations. Woke-ism, Social Justice, etc is a bigoted, narrow-minded ideology which tends to cut off intellectual growth, and it's being promoted by all our institutions. Then there's the economic side, with increasing debt, inflation, cost of living, and lack of job security. Entertainment media has gotten more mindless with shorter attention spans (as one example, video games used to be more challenging with far less hand-holding).

It's alot of things. The Western world has been in cultural decline for decades, and the younger generations get blamed for neurotic behavior when really, alot of this is not our fault.
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It's been happening for a while, I'll admit that, it's just now with social media that it's getting transmitted with increasing acceleration. Anymore, when I have a conversation with a younger guy, it usually comes to money and bitches. It was there with the Millennials, sure, just have to watch some older movies, but not to this extent.
 
As a somewhat proto zoomer my dad used to have an old DOS machine I played around with as a kid and later when I was old enough I was dicking around online with early flash games and internet forums.

In terms of the wiggerism I think it comes from boys naturally wanting to gravitate toward masculine influences. However since being white and masculine is a crime in 2023 you notice this divide where you either troon out, become a wigger, or become a soyjak Star Wars fan and then troon out.

My solution is this, to help your child develop computer literacy pick them up a vintage computer to play around off Ebay like a Commadore or install Linux on a shitbox desktop/laptop and show them how to use the command terminal. The age of being able to explore the old internet is dead unfortunately.
 
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I think anyone old enough to have been in middle school when Halo 3 came out should be in their own microgeneration. Zillenial fits. Never heard of anyone calling anyone born after 1999 that. Yes, I'm treating Halo 3 like 9/11. Never forget.
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Zillennial makes sense for people born ~1993 to 1997 (born 1994 here). Perhaps some may have different year ranges for when it's valid, but I do not think it fits anyone born in 2001 as OP mentioned.

And yeah, Halo 3 in middle school is something I remember like non-libtard boomers treat the 1950s. I remember being on GameFAQs message boards seeing people complain about bratty kids in our age demographic, and now we get to play that role with zoomers born in the mid-to-late 2000s and early 2010s.
 
you know how I know you guys are literal faggots? because you care how zoomer boys dress

the only zoomers I care about are female and 18-21
 
WelperHelper99 dijo:
It's been happening for a while, I'll admit that, it's just now with social media that it's getting transmitted with increasing acceleration. Anymore, when I have a conversation with a younger guy, it usually comes to money and bitches. It was there with the Millennials, sure, just have to watch some older movies, but not to this extent.
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It's been a thing forever, autismo. Ever hear of Eminem? Or fucking eons before that, 3rd Bass?
 
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I hate this the most, if you act like a nigger then talk like one too so I see the warning signs without you looking too stupid.
 
Oglooger dijo:
Are subcultures even a thing anymore? they seem like something that only happened in movies.
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To me anyway, things have become somewhat more homogeneous. I've met otherwise normal people that have watched a anime or two, or played a anime game, and I wouldn't call them weebs. The internet has made things a lot more normal, for better or worse
 
WelperHelper99 dijo:
To me anyway, things have become somewhat more homogeneous. I've met otherwise normal people that have watched a anime or two, or played a anime game, and I wouldn't call them weebs. The internet has made things a lot more normal, for better or worse
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High school kids do tend to look more homogenous today. In the 90’s, you’d see preppy girls who wore dresses and cardigans every day, and girls wearing giant raver pants and dyeing their hair that ugly shade of red that poor white women like. The nerdy and preppy guys wore button-downs and khakis, wiggers had giant oversized clothing and gold chains, the cool jocks wore jeans and sweaters.

In my area, all the young people wear athleisure. All the boys look exactly the same. The girls seem to differentiate themselves by how revealing or not revealing their clothes are. But I’m old, so I’m probably missing some subtle signifiers. We don’t have a lot of genderspecials here.
 
Rich Evans Simp dijo:
High school kids do tend to look more homogenous today. In the 90’s, you’d see preppy girls who wore dresses and cardigans every day, and girls wearing giant raver pants and dyeing their hair that ugly shade of red that poor white women like. The nerdy and preppy guys wore button-downs and khakis, wiggers had giant oversized clothing and gold chains, the cool jocks wore jeans and sweaters.

In my area, all the young people wear athleisure. All the boys look exactly the same. The girls seem to differentiate themselves by how revealing or not revealing their clothes are. But I’m old, so I’m probably missing some subtle signifiers. We don’t have a lot of genderspecials here.
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That is something I've noticed. With women, the dress is all but dead, and with guys, ironically, I sometimes see more variety in that I might see a button up shirt (common with welding and construction, my industry, but overall it's jeans and a T shirt for both sexes, maybe you'll get a hat. I'm guilty I admit, but it's just the clothes I've had for years, but generally when I get clothes for nicer occasions, like a interview, I'll pick up a polo or something nice
 
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That is something I've noticed. With women, the dress is all but dead, and with guys, ironically, I sometimes see more variety in that I might see a button up shirt (common with welding and construction, my industry, but overall it's jeans and a T shirt for both sexes, maybe you'll get a hat. I'm guilty I admit, but it's just the clothes I've had for years, but generally when I get clothes for nicer occasions, like a interview, I'll pick up a polo or something nice
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Hey man, I would never judge what someone wears to a physical job! I work an office job from home. We are on camera a lot, and it’s a free-for-all in terms of appearance. I do like when people dress up for nicer occasions, and I do put in an effort. I’m from a place where a sports jersey is church-appropriate, though, so it doesn’t take a lot to elevate the tone of the occasion.

Back to Wiggerdom - something funny about Wiggers in my area was that it was almost always kids of both sexes from lower income households, except for a small but visible minority of Jewish boys from wealthier families.
 
Rich Evans Simp dijo:
Hey man, I would never judge what someone wears to a physical job! I work an office job from home. We are on camera a lot, and it’s a free-for-all in terms of appearance. I do like when people dress up for nicer occasions, and I do put in an effort. I’m from a place where a sports jersey is church-appropriate, though, so it doesn’t take a lot to elevate the tone of the occasion.
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Well thanks :)
Rich Evans Simp dijo:
Back to Wiggerdom - something funny about Wiggers in my area was that it was almost always kids of both sexes from lower income households, except for a small but visible minority of Jewish boys from wealthier families.
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Don't know about Jews really, they aren't in Utah much, but in my observations, it could be anyone wearing basketball shorts and acting like a hoodrat. Being poor didn't hurt, but bragging about your new IPhone while talking like a thug felt common enough in High School
 
WelperHelper99 dijo:
That is something I've noticed. With women, the dress is all but dead, and with guys, ironically, I sometimes see more variety in that I might see a button up shirt (common with welding and construction, my industry, but overall it's jeans and a T shirt for both sexes, maybe you'll get a hat. I'm guilty I admit, but it's just the clothes I've had for years, but generally when I get clothes for nicer occasions, like a interview, I'll pick up a polo or something nice
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Rather funny that women stopped wearing dresses just as troons adopted them. Now if they do wear them they think they look silly!
 
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