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Completely different scenario that's not even closely related. This example involved an intimate partner that was on the phone with the victim when he was clearly in an altered state, instructing him to go back into harm's way to kill himself.
>https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/michelle-carter-found-g...
Literally the exact same case.
I'll say it again: there have been no cases that supports what happened being called "murder".
No they haven't.
>There’s explicit examples in other comments to this article.
No there isn't.
Much like Obamacare "it's a fee, not a tax", but then the Supreme Court decided that it's actually a tax, so the individual mandate could be repealed like a tax. Just because they claimed it doesn't mean it's reality.
This isn't reality, schools are ran by school administrators and education leadership heavily skew leftist.
Most of those are not new... "egirls", fuckbois, etc. were all around back then as well. These groups are somewhat non-related, since many of the listed groups are not mutually exclusive. You can have a fuckboi influencer, vsco egirls, etc.
I'd say the opposite: disparate groups have ceased to exist as they got consolidated into the larger group. You see this more often across all cultures as the information age has come around.
If anything, it's the complete reverse. Scenes were more localized and had many different variations and unique cultures.
> The "something" that happened was the general public learning how the internet could be used to easily publish media for as many scenes as people could think of.
Which lead to a great consolidation, something we see in other areas as well. Regional cultures become less and less stark as national TV/news came about.
>It's now feasible for individuals to globally publish media regardless of how many other people are interested in it.
Which means the other scenes die out, and a predominant one appears. That's why you see flags and pronouns all across Twitter, but nothing much else. It's also why American culture is being exported globally, destroying unique cultures in its wake.
They definitely almost disappeared, but had a small resurgence, not massive.
>"Emo rap" has been all the hotness over the past 5 years, just look at artists like Lil Uzi Vert or Frank Ocean. Skrillex,
This is hilariously wrong, nowhere near reality. Frank Ocean doesn't have a single reference to "emo" anything on his Wikipedia page. Skrillex is solidly EDM/dubstep, not emo.
>Skrillex, one of the most successful producers and artists of our time, went back to his original emo rock band and recorded a single with them to a wide applause.
That barely made a blip, not even 3 million listens on YouTube and Soundcloud.
>I don't see how those things are mutually exclusive. Plenty of non-binary/genderfluid/etc. people would count themselves as a part of those groups, just like cis/straight people would.
The entire non-binary wave didn't really come about until the outlets of being emo/scene/goth ran out. Being non-binary in 2018 was the same as being emo/goth/scene in 2008.
>The point you were trying to make would have been indeed interesting to look into, if the reality matched a bit closer with what you were claiming was happening to those emo/goth/etc. groups.
It has matched reality, almost to the T. Frank Ocean being emo is not reality.
But they're not less efficient, ducted systems are more efficient. Mini-splits multiply your refrigerant lines, compressors, heat exchanger, condensing coils, etc., so you're multiplying your inefficiencies. A single variable rate, zoned, ducted heat pump is the most efficient, but they definitely cost more.
Not cheap though.
Not at all. People/children still bully each other, always have, always will. Now they can easily bully each other through social media, relentlessly.
>Have you not noticed what's replaced these? We have hundreds of subcultures: weebs, dank memers, bronies, demoscene, lifehackers, outside, Bitcoin, competitive Pokémon… What you're seeing is a change in who you're bullying, not a change in reality.
You may have missed the "etc." part of my original post. Weebs, bronies, Pokemon/gamers, etc. were all alive and well during the scene/emo/etc. times, they weren't "replaced", they live concurrently.
Something else is going on, but it's definitely not "bullying is no longer socially-acceptable". It hasn't been "socially-acceptable" for decades at this point.
Must be nice. Triple that in California (where most EVs are).