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cultural decay
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You didn't even explain what you are talking about, although I will guess that it's something pretentious and would be similar to an old man moaning about the kids having it good.
Simply putting up a YouTube video doesn't explain jack, you need to do that yourself.
Just stop worrying, and love the bomb.
At 9/7/14 06:24 PM, fieldertiger wrote: There are more stuff that is decaying on our culture than having two kids using an Amazon Fire Phone while being inside a cafe with no adult supervision.
Who says there is no supervision when the Amazon Fire Phone has such questionable privacy?
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At 9/7/14 06:46 PM, WahyahRanger wrote: What's the difference between the United States and a cup of yogurt?
Still back to back world war champs.
At 9/7/14 06:43 PM, orangebomb wrote: You didn't even explain what you are talking about, although I will guess that it's something pretentious and would be similar to an old man moaning about the kids having it good.
Simply putting up a YouTube video doesn't explain jack, you need to do that yourself.
maybe its just the fact that corporations control our mainstream culture and as a result this is what is being produced
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At 9/7/14 06:53 PM, fieldertiger wrote:At 9/7/14 06:46 PM, Crazy-Pigeon wrote: Who says there is no supervision when the Amazon Fire Phone has such questionable privacy?Who the hell cares about the questionable privacy? I don't care. Obviously, I am just questioning who the hell left their children in a cafe while they are using cell phones just for doing fun? Were they trying to do a joke on the whole children acting like adults thing?
Yes. that appears to be the premise of their ad campaign. They have another commercial where the kid is taking a pic of a house listing (and the phone magically looks up historical pricing information on the house!) and people being like 'you going to buy that little man?'
Of course, why not leave your kids at a cafe with strangers when you can be arrested for letting them hang out at a playground instead.
At 9/7/14 06:53 PM, GrizzlyOne wrote: maybe its just the fact that corporations control our mainstream culture and as a result this is what is being produced
Ah, the classic "blame the corporations" argument, a cheap cop-out of an argument that makes you sound ignorant and pretentious. First, no one is forcing you to buy their products, and to believe otherwise means that you are drinking the anti-corporate hipster kool-aid, and second, everyone outside of survivalists and bums is reliant on corporations to maintain our standard of life, why do you think we have advanced technology and abundance of food available? They just didn't come out of the sky.
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Instead of complaining about an ad that meant no harm, (even if it was dumb) simply don't watch it at all, it's quite easy.
Just stop worrying, and love the bomb.
