They're called suburbs. Or at least they were, until white flight 2.0 after the George Floyd overdose

I earnestly hope suburbs collapse in their entirety. They are a cancer on the world and far less efficient in all ways than cities or rural areas.

Just cause you hated your childhood, doesn't make those people and places bad.

I didn't grow up in the suburbs. I grew up way out in the country among the trailer trash.

The suburbs are bad because they are inefficient. They use vastly more resources to deliver the same services as rural or cities. More pipes, more roads, more wasted space. Suburbs are a blight on the world and peak inefficiency.

This post was edited by NetflixAdaptationWidow on Apr 1 2022 07:07am

ok

Btw, being bullied is a good thing.
To bad you didn't learn your lesson.

This post was edited by sirthom on Apr 1 2022 07:10am

I was never bullied. I hit back when they tried it and they tended to just fold.

People in the country are generally pussies LARPing as confederates or farmers. Most of them work at shitty gas stations and tend to just fold if they don't have their friends or a gun around. The days of real tough men out in the country has been gone for a long time.

See my prior ok and eye roll.

Honestly, me "being bullied" was a formative experience where I learned a very valuable lesson. People tend to be passive. If you put up resistance, they fold pretty easily. That includes the workplace. People will tend to just do what you say when you make it easier for them to just go along with it. The average human takes the path of least resistance. When you put yourself in the way, they tend to divert path in the direction you want them to. You don't have to be a big obstacle. You just have to be big enough to be a slight inconvenience.

Like you. What do you do all day? You post racist stuff on a forum where nobody can confront you. You are the perfect picture of the people I grew up around. All talk, and living a pretty pathetic life because you're too weak to actually live out your values.

This post was edited by NetflixAdaptationWidow on Apr 1 2022 07:20am