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Originally Posted by Guest
You know what I say, "there is no sense of being an old man if you can't act like one".
Essentially what you are alleging is that sublimation in our society was not more prevalent in earlier times than it is now. I believe it was.
It was expressed in so many ways back then music, dress, movies patriotism .
Schools with metal detectors didn't exist. Drugs were not a major concern. Single mothers were not the greater percentage of births. People were more respectable. People talked respectively to one another and debate was civil and encouraged
The good ole days were in fact the better days in America.
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Sublimation is a key tool of the current White House.
Our President learned his lessons well in reality TV shows and his ramblings around the NYC and Hollywood scene.
He uses this effectively
And he defies the "good old days". As a youngster, I recall truth and honor to be something we should aspire to