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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
True, but unlike our modern world, the 1950s didn't have internet so people had to leave their homes to earn a living/education/entertainment. In addition, every part of society involved face-face social interactions (other than limited telephone services), so everybody had to socialize from a young age. 

Now, we had the ability to entertain ourselves with the internet but to also earn money, learn, and purchase stuff. The more we depend on the internet, the less people we talk to, and the harder it is for the new generation to develop social skills. 

Social outcasts existed in the 1950s, are much more prevalent in the present day due to technology.

Demonizing young men with this problem and saying "it's so easy" doesn't solve anything.
gpt
I never demonized them, they just need to take charge. I can pity them because they were born in a time where they are especially prone to growing up with fewer social skills, but now they need to go outside instead of justifying their loneliness with the fact that they grew up without learning the skills.