product of the culture and its ties to media rapidly changing social hierarchies, i suppose. some of them are fighting instinct-level urges to abandon post-industrialism altogether, and unfortunately, for me it seems, a lot of them are copping out and exposing themselves to a much higher-risk environment than the one they were allowed to dream upon by the standard-bearers of "correct living" from their youth, who are no longer around today because they have been systematically wiped out by cocaine cartels and their political underclass.
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