re: Do feds & normies get a little concerned when Netflix trending goes from this

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Btw I was 7 when that happened

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I think a person born in the 1980s should absolutely, immediately, be able to recognize a picture of David Koresh. The only exception being someone with reduced mental capacity, like Down's Syndrome.

The simple fact that you couldn't identify someone like that, should set off red flags in your brain, informing you that you don't know shite about shite. But you'd have to be slightly self-aware for that .

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here, have a cookie

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The sad thing is, you are so stupid that you don't even realize how stupid you are.

Men Are Four

He who knows not, and knows not he knows not—he is a fool; shun him.

He who knows not, and knows he knows not—he is simple; teach him.

He who knows, and knows not he knows—he is asleep; waken him.

He who knows, and knows he knows—he is a wise man; follow him.

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chalmetteowl

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You do realize that most people are informed and knowledgeable about things that not only occurred *within their lifetime*, but things that happened even before they were born?

The closet comparison I can come to this specific instance: Jonestown happened when I was only 1 year old... and I could have recognized a picture of Jim Jones when I was 15. There really is no excuse for you.

You should begin to realize how little you actually know and start to question your own judgement. You aren't as smart as you think you are.

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Jonestown happened when I was only 1 year old... and I could have recognized a picture of Jim Jones when I was 15. There really is no excuse for you.

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early 70s, people died, kool-aid?

But yeah we’re not all into true crime

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about being aware of historical events and figures.

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the first one I really remember was O.J. and then Oklahoma City

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Do you understand that most people are just more "aware" and "informed" than you are?

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you’re just being unnecessarily belligerent

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I think a person born in the 1980s should absolutely, immediately, be able to recognize a picture of David Koresh. The only exception being someone with reduced mental capacity, like Down's Syndrome.

The simple fact that you couldn't identify someone like that, should set off red flags in your brain, informing you that you don't know shite about shite. But you'd have to be slightly self-aware for that .

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This is a pretty ignorant statement, to put it nicely.

Would you immediately recognize a picture of Cliven Bundy? Randy Weaver?
Ramzi Yousef?
John Africa?
Donald DeFreeze?
Bruce Ivins?

These were all big new stories with political aspects. You would have to be mentally challenged to not know all of them by picture.

It also seems that you are unaware that people learn differently. Someone could know 1000 different names, dates, and locations but have difficulty discerning 100 different faces. Most conversations between people don't actually involve sharing pictures either. It is more common to know someone's name than their face.