Social Justice Paradox

You know why social justice warriors don't work?
They're the same idiots who say "mind your own business"
Because if social justice really worked, it would be to correct the poor behavior in urban areas. Now I can only speak about Los Angeles. Because some idiots in this town have run amok. Are these the justice you want for them? That they are free to do as they please, and act like children when their parents are away? Then you failed as an adult.

As I age, I've concluded a few things... society has become more and more hellbent on being children. Freedom and such. HOWEVER, these same idiots think SOMEONE should be adults.

The film industry is no different. Everyone here wants to be young. Our movies are young. It has been a young person's thing for a long time. EXCEPT, the subject matter in the early days seemed to be adult oriented. Watch any Sydney Pollack movie and you see a man wanting to change the corrupted politician without having a person in tights do it. Maybe Redford wore it underneath?

Any way, I'm sick of children running Hollywood. I miss the days when Gene Hackman was a face and a name. Kids will never understand why. They want douche face Chris Evans.
Oh right, social justice paradox

The reality about this is that you want to make the rules and not follow them. If social justice were a thing, you'd be out protesting against crime within the community. I understand the outrage with the police killing George Floyd in Minneapolis. He seemed like a good dude who hated guns in the hands of youth. Though he was also a counterfeiter (I'm not going to say alleged because no one...and I mean NO ONE gave these police officers due process).

Police in this country are going to get worse, social justice retards. Want to know why? NO one with a brain will want to join. And guess what that leaves us? People who wear the badge because they want to hurt people. Military people who have no other choice but to take the job, even though they have PTSD. Their standards will drop. This is your fault.
That's my social justicing for today.