Current Events > My dad is on a hit streak on Facebook right now.

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Edit: hot streak

Smh. The old man's gone senile.

you father is an alt right boomer #sad

i would disown him tbh

Ic3Bullet posted...


Does he, actually?

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lmao my mom posted that last one too. I wonder what she would have said if i got upset about that

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LOL this one is actually good.

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My father has shared a couple of those as well ts

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that farm one is misleading cuz cows produce 65% of all the greenhouse gases fucking up our planet

CADE FOSTER posted...

that farm one is misleading cuz cows produce 65% of all the greenhouse gases fucking up our planet

Go plug up their buttholes then for the Environment

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Vyrulisse posted...

LOL this one is actually good.

Just because someone LIVES in a city doesn't mean they are contributing more to pollution. I've witnessed my dad throw trash on the ground and audibly say "piss on the environment."

Facebook isn't real life. Just where sad people share memes with other sad people.

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Based parents with common sense in this topic. Too bad it didn't trickle down to their kids.

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My dad isnt perfect, but hes nothing like that so im thankful

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boomers are just the fucking worst

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I'm so glad I abandoned Facebook before Trump's election
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Vicious_Dios posted...

Based parents with common sense in this topic. Too bad it didn't trickle down to their kids.

Indeed. Perhaps if they did you'd be just a little bit smarter

TheLastHero posted...

Indeed. Perhaps if they did you'd be just a little bit smarter

Lame.

Maybe with your next alt, you'll finally make it.

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Omnislasher posted...

i would disown him tbh

It's sad. I've always distanced myself from him, even when I was a kid, before I knew what political leanings were and LONG before the massive polarization we have today.

I blamed myself for our estranged relationship until less than a year ago (I'm 30 now). I listened to him tell me "It's those video games," the whole time I was growing up as for the reason I didn't communicate with him. It recently hit me why I never have a desire to talk to him, though.

Everywhere I go, the majority of the people I meet think I'm brilliant. Teachers, co-workers, friends, strangers I've had passing conversations with. A lot of people seem to look highly on me. My dad, however, always was and still is condescending every time I go visit. Any smart thing I say gives him a good chuckle like it's the dumbest thing he's ever heard. He's cynical towards me -- like if I were to tell him about a pain in the ass customer I had to deal with, he starts asking pointed questions, implying he thinks I'm the one to blame for the negative interaction I had. He would always try to control my mom and me with his anger. Any time the smallest thing didn't go his way, he would throw a tantrum ALL DAY and snap at everything you said to him. Therefore, the main objective every day was not to make dad mad. I didn't realize how he was using this behavior to control us until I moved out. I don't think he himself realizes he uses his anger to control people; he probably just thinks whenever he gets mad, he is in the right and the other person is in the wrong.

So yes, he was right. I WAS addicted to video games, and they were always more important to me than family, and still are. I always thought that was my fault. I realized just recently though, that video games were an escape from my dad's toxic behavior. I would usually stop playing them when he left to go to work, and do something else.

So basically, he has already been disowned for as long as I can remember.

It's easy to debate your dad, TC and destroy him in the end just like it's easy to debate and destroy right wingers in an argument since facts are never on their side 99% of the time.

Ic3Bullet posted...

It's sad. I've always distanced myself from him, even when I was a kid, before I knew what political leanings were and LONG before the massive polarization we have today.

I blamed myself for our estranged relationship until less than a year ago (I'm 30 now). I listened to him tell me "It's those video games," the whole time I was growing up as for the reason I didn't communicate with him. It recently hit me why I never have a desire to talk to him, though.

Everywhere I go, the majority of the people I meet think I'm brilliant. Teachers, co-workers, friends, strangers I've had passing conversations with. A lot of people seem to look highly on me. My dad, however, always was and still is condescending every time I go visit. Any smart thing I say gives him a good chuckle like it's the dumbest thing he's ever heard. He's cynical towards me -- like if I were to tell him about a pain in the ass customer I had to deal with, he starts asking pointed questions, implying he thinks I'm the one to blame for the negative interaction I had. He would always try to control my mom and me with his anger. Any time the smallest thing didn't go his way, he would throw a tantrum ALL DAY and snap at everything you said to him. Therefore, the main objective every day was not to make dad mad. I didn't realize how he was using this behavior to control us until I moved out. I don't think he himself realizes he uses his anger to control people; he probably just thinks whenever he gets mad, he is in the right and the other person is in the wrong.

So yes, he was right. I WAS addicted to video games, and they were always more important to me than family, and still are. I always thought that was my fault. I realized just recently though, that video games were an escape from my dad's toxic behavior. I would usually stop playing them when he left to go to work, and do something else.

So basically, he has already been disowned for as long as I can remember.

Good for you for realizing all that, at least. It's not easy cutting a POS out of your life when they're your parent. If I were you I'd just purposely annoy him with liberal smugness/snark/etc. whenever you have to see him, I mean if he's so intent on resenting you then you might as well have fun with it. Just an idea, lol

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Second and third pic are both spot on though

Facebook just exists to radicalise old ppl at this point

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Ic3Bullet posted...

It's sad. I've always distanced myself from him, even when I was a kid, before I knew what political leanings were and LONG before the massive polarization we have today.

I blamed myself for our estranged relationship until less than a year ago (I'm 30 now). I listened to him tell me "It's those video games," the whole time I was growing up as for the reason I didn't communicate with him. It recently hit me why I never have a desire to talk to him, though.

Everywhere I go, the majority of the people I meet think I'm brilliant. Teachers, co-workers, friends, strangers I've had passing conversations with. A lot of people seem to look highly on me. My dad, however, always was and still is condescending every time I go visit. Any smart thing I say gives him a good chuckle like it's the dumbest thing he's ever heard. He's cynical towards me -- like if I were to tell him about a pain in the ass customer I had to deal with, he starts asking pointed questions, implying he thinks I'm the one to blame for the negative interaction I had. He would always try to control my mom and me with his anger. Any time the smallest thing didn't go his way, he would throw a tantrum ALL DAY and snap at everything you said to him. Therefore, the main objective every day was not to make dad mad. I didn't realize how he was using this behavior to control us until I moved out. I don't think he himself realizes he uses his anger to control people; he probably just thinks whenever he gets mad, he is in the right and the other person is in the wrong.

So yes, he was right. I WAS addicted to video games, and they were always more important to me than family, and still are. I always thought that was my fault. I realized just recently though, that video games were an escape from my dad's toxic behavior. I would usually stop playing them when he left to go to work, and do something else.

So basically, he has already been disowned for as long as I can remember.

and to think I came here for boomer memes :'(

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LordFarquad1312 posted...

Does he, actually?

It's amusing, most of the farms around ours are protesting windmill farms, claiming they're "too tall, too loud, too close" (this is literally a yard sign you see everywhere). Granted, those windmills can be loud, but not louder than the freeways a lot of these people's property butt up against.

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I don't want to sound rude, but your dad is a silly billy

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