As morals change a lot, what are things we do now as a society that will be seen as "unacceptable" or not right 100 years from now?

[lexie_xo]

[MrOracle]

There's a backlash coming - we're already seeing it in many areas.

Woke movies and TV shows have tanked and lost billions, and studios are failing and are merging (the first step towards total collapse), and yet most studios are STILL allowing woke projects to proceed (though far fewer than before - lots of woke activists have already been laid off and can't get work). By next year, when the next batch of woke movies and shows fail, there will be a complete purge, because it's not financially sustainable to lose hundreds of millions of dollars on projects to please 5% of the population.

The same exact thing is happening in video games. As a result, just this year, 9 game studios have completely shut down, and that is likely the fate of the studios behind Dustborn, Concord, and Star Wars: Outlaws (which is Ubisoft, who may survive for now, but will likely be downsized significantly). These woke games have sold less than 5% of projected sales, because people are done with woke.

Then there are consumers. Anheuser-Busch has seen sales drop 20% over a woke Bud Light campaign that tanked the sales of what was America's best-selling beer. Big companies like John Deere and Harley Davidson are in big trouble due to woke policies, with HD sales having evaporated.

On an even broader view, companies are now avoiding hiring women, because it was overwhelmingly (though certainly not exclusively) women who pushed these policies, and who took advantage of their jobs. Those "day in the life" videos that women were posting showing that they mostly "hung out" eating free food were a big part of 100,000 tech workers being laid off in the last year - 2/3 being women.

And the backlash is only beginning. The left went way too far, and got way too many people aligned against them. They are losing lawsuits every day and policies are being rolled back, often much further back than 10 years ago.

The massive demographic problem is going to play a big role as well. Office jobs are disappointing (and will continue to do so) and field work is increasing as boomers retire and can't be replaced by the much smaller number of Gen X that exist. We're just scratching the surface of THAT massive change.

[Snakeyes7]

The fight is long from over, though. Some companies like Campbells are joining an initiative called BRIDGE. Where they aim to "create a cultural shift in companies where DEI principles flow through all facets of an organization, from the C-Suite and marketing through product development, procurement and customer service."

https://wearebridge.com/

Do not be fooled. They are only scrapping their DEI department because it is redundant. They want their whole company to be a DEI department.

[MrOracle]

@Snakeyes7 Oh, I'm well aware, and I definitely do not TRUST these big corporations to be truthful about eliminating DEI. Many actually admit that they're "rebranding" parts of it, and I'm acutely aware of BRIDGE. These ideas need to LOSE - we can't just assume that the people with them will just give up. They're going to fight, so they need to be DEFEATED in the realm of public discourse.

People need to keep voting with their wallets too. It was a lot easier to ignore the will of the public 5 years ago when BlackRock, State Street, and Vanguard (among others) were taking Chinese money and giving out near-zero-interest "DEI loans" - but that money has dried up, as it was always going to do eventually, and now these companies can't afford to ignore the public. They may TRY to ignore it, and that might get them through a quarter or two, but sooner or later they won't be able to sustain big monetary losses and they'll have to take action before the investors do.

[Snakeyes7]

It is just unfortunate that so few people are aware of this rebranding. I had to go a bit out of my way to find this out as the the only people who report on it are taking so much shit by the platforms that they are on.

[BCRanger10]

If you ask me, I think that 100 years from now (barring the Second Coming of Christ, nuclear annihilation, or some other cataclysmic event), most if not all values and beliefs pushed by the secular left will be extinct, or in some stage of extinction. At most, they will be held by a scattered minority.

I say this because if you look at the stats, you're likely to see higher rates of marriage amongst Christian conservatives, who also tend to have more children than average. The left will spend this time aborting, contracepting, transitioning, and sterilizing itself to the point that there won't be anyone to follow them, since the Christian conservatives and traditionalists are more likely to homeschool their children. And it's also worth noting that younger priests and seminarians of the Catholic Church are overwhelmingly

I mean, sure, for a while, people might look at me like I'm crazy, but I do think there will be a massive turnaround in the next hundred years.

[Anonymous]

I can give a Christian's perspective.

Just about everything the "world" teaches now that is seen as "good" is actually bad, as the Bible says in the "latter days" good will be treated as evil and evil will he treated as good.

We are in the latter days now.

Some examples of the things the world says are good that people will realize either while they're still alive or after they die someday that WILL be seen as bad and unacceptable:

Women dressing in immodest clothing, adultery, abuse (all kinds of real abuse), taking the Lord's name in vein, vanity, Satanism, breaking laws, inconsideration, selfishness, people being confused about gender and sexual things

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

The only morals that I’m aware have changed over the last century is that of racism and allowing women their own independence. They weren’t even really “morals” either, just societal standards made by a questionable status quo. That’s not morals

[Kaneki05]

Religion, at least organized religion. It's already been going this way for a while.
Along with plenty of conservative ideals.
We get more progressive as time goes on and while there is a decent amount today who want to go backwards, but most people don't and society on a whole don't that's why things keep progressing not reverting.

And younger generations only grow up even further away from these ideals. And I am pretty sure they even know this themselves but try to deny it and fight back. But in the end I think it's inevitable.

[Kaneki05]

More to add here. At some point may take a long while but America will become like Uk. Where there right wing is more left wing.
There will always be a right wing party but their ideals will shift to be more left.
Over here are right wing would be deemed left by a lot of republicans as they don't care about major issues conservatives in America do.

And you'll see this happen, and has been happening through all societies even India is getting more liberal now still far off but they have been making noticeable changes.

[lexie_xo]

yes true great point

[NaultD]

https://www.youtube.com/embed/G-kSu2QIxUs

Even when Jesus was alive and well people turn the house of worship to a den of thief's. Then Jesus flip his shit destroying everything in the building.

So I like fredrick neichze take on there was only been one true Christian and he died on the cross. So it's not possible to be one to one in Christian but something to strive for and the closer you get is the time how truly far you are. So it's not supposed to be possible but something to practice forever without ever achieving.

What it means to be truly free. We have been struggling with this for since the beginning of humanity so shall it continue or final determination will spell doom to all humanity.

[9in_Serpent]

Capitalism is definitely a big one. It still boggles my mind how we support a system that treats human beings like trash if they dont have money. Are you incredibly sick and need medical help? Sorry you need to pay! Are you homeless and need food? Sorry you need to pay! Do you want a clean earth and clean air and water and save all these endangered animals? You need to pay!! All so a few pew people can have vast amount of wealth and power over all human beings on earth.

[lexie_xo]

thats a good way of putting it quite thought provoking

[NamerOfStars]

Do you have a better alternative? We tried Communism, which treats humans like trash whether they have money or not, and socialism, which inevitably either degrades into Communism or advances into Capitalism.

[9in_Serpent]

Look its a parrot

[DextroShade]

Look, it's a retard

[9in_Serpent]

These parrots sure do project a lot

[lexie_xo]

lol deflection

[9in_Serpent]

@lexie_xo Lmfao 😂

[Anonymous]

Beastiality. It's already fairly common with women and couples engaging in it behind closed doors. Why should it be ilegal and frowned upon when women have been doing it with dogs since caveman times.

Have you ever seen a woman getting satisfied by multiple big dogs one after thr other? Why should she or her boyfriend be shamed?

[Kelly6]

This is already legal in few countries!

[Opinion Owner]

@Kelly6 have you tried it yet?

[andreasderjuengere]

- having my own -uncensored- opinion

- using cash for payments

- buying stuff that's not made-in-china

- owning less than 1 million likes

- having no ''followers'' whatsoever

- not owning any status symbols as dictated by 'the System'

- losing a tooth

- eating natural, and in a limited amount

- not being contactable 24/7 per electronic communication

[goaded]

Mostly things that have "always" been done that way. Possibly eating meat.

I don't think most people want to go back even 50 years, but there's always the danger that the minority will get their way by force and violence. It's happened before.

Afghanistan, 1972, young women in miniskirts

[SixFootSexy]

Abortion. If we saw an animal do what our society does to millions of unborn children, we would think it was barbaric. Because it is.

[blueonblack22]

Virtually everything lol.

But the question I have to ask are people truly happier and fulfilled with their lives in modern times then they were 100 years ago? I have a hard time believing they are.

[Agape93]

Provided we as a species can live another century, I'd say the sense of entitlement to another's body

[GOLDFISH_smile]

A lot of shit with kids, hopefully.

• Beauty pageants
• Corporal punishment
• Marriage
• Taxation without representation

[exitseven]

it will be unacceptable for politicians and other agents of the government to take bribes. I am not sure if it is public sentiment or the public executions that make this happen but it will become as unpoular as smoking is today.

[Anpu23]

100 years from now we are going to look back at how we used AI. We use intelligent machines now as we used slaves. And just as we look back on slavery our ancestors will judge us.

[DextroShade]

Feminism will be remembered as a disastrous experiment that nearly ended civilization. The castration and mutilation of children in the name of "gender affirming care" will be remembered like we remember Mengele.

[quickquesocheese]

Hard to specify in my opinion, but i think probly way more stuff than we think. i feel like a lot of things will have changed.

[DrPepper12]

Smoking tobacco
Being against abortion
Strict monogamy
Tolerating homelessness
Using fossil fuels
Being monolingual

[ChicoFromThe305]

That's hard to say, for the most part the changes seem to go from unacceptable to acceptable.

[Anonymous]

At the rate we're going who says we're going to be society in a 100 years.😆

[nawtee_me]

Sex as we know it will be done away with. Take a pill and have multiple orgasms and be done with it. Wham bam thank you mam and back to work.

[JohnK123]

Maybe like not going to school since there’s a bigger push for people to go to school? I don't know haha hbu

[BarryLiverstone]

In 100 years people will marry animals and have sex with them. It will be normalized

[jahaims]

Ruining children's lives with hormones and propaganda

[Snakeyes7]

It is hard to say. Anything can happen in 100 years.

[sawno]

Discriminating based on race and gender.

[WhitneySnow]

Prejudice against LGBTQIA+ people

[thearchjoker]

we woudn't know

[OtterMan68]

The death penalty

[bobby_bush_eater]

Transgender and the LGBT movements

[msc545]

Bias against men.

[SugarSugarplum]

abortion.

[Walksbehindtherows]

Lgbt