1950s mog
>>18547302>have jukebox in store>have to listen to whatever shitty slop some pleb wants to listen to
>>18547307Shut up whiner
>>18547302>Military holding your kids at gunpoint so they're nice to Black studentsSo heckin' based fellow conservatives!!!
>>18547314No one wants to listen to your nigger noise, beatnik.
>>18547316Didn't that happen only like once or twice >but I saw it in an Internet meme so it was a daily occurence!!
>>18547302This was 76 years ago
>>18547307So exactly like today except you never get a turn to play your own slop.
>>18547316>heh. This will show da chudsMy friend, the chuds are completely against this.
>>18547302(((Ju)))kebox
Funny how these threads always go the same way. Suddenly haters appear and hate on the 50's by being racist, or at least pretending to be.
>>18547302Yup, that's what happens when every other country has there industrial base destroyed, leaving the US with good paying working class jobs due to said countries relying on you for the manufacturing. Plus having subsidized housing with cheap loans making life so much easier.
>>18547350Why don't you move to China and work in a factory?
>>18547307>Goddammit, not the Four Lads again. Fuck this, I'm outta here.
>>18547355Because I don't speak Chinese, and you moved them there, Stupid Boomer.
>>18547302>1950s mogyour gf dresses like a princessbut you have lead poisoning and twenty point lower IQ
>>18549047that would be gen x, leaded gas was fuming in the 60s and 70s, not so much in the 50s
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>>18549064What the fuck are you talking about, leaded gas was common from the 20s on and pretty much expected at all gas stations by the 40s
It did have things going for it, but plenty of bad too.>lack of creature comforts we take for granted like air conditioning, personal computers, cell phones, etc>extreme pressure for conformity, heavy handed pressure to get married and start families which is not something everybody wants or will be happy with, impossible to live openly if you're gay>institutionalized and legal racism through jim crow in the south, things aren't much better for black people elsewhere, major race riots start in the mid 50's>rabid paranoia during the height of the red scare, many teachers had their careers ruined for refusing to take loyalty oaths>fear of nuclear annihilation, the Korean war>over 20% of Americans were consistently living below the poverty line throughout the decadeThe race issue especially was a very serious problem. Note the political cartoon here. Did you know that president Eisenhower was frequently criticized for failure to provide leadership on domestic problems? For instance his lack of support for the Supreme Court's 1954 ruling for desegregation, Brown v. Board of Education. Eisenhower said we all have opinions and lamented that "you can't change the hearts of men by laws." That leadership vacuum persisted long after the Court's ruling, which allowed time for the organization of White Citizens councils, of "massive resistance" and confrontations that continued well into the sixties.
>>18549099>Eisenhower said we all have opinions and lamented that "you can't change the hearts of men by laws."he was probably thinking of Prohibition
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