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Jiang diagnoses contemporary young men as socially and economically noncontributing because they are absorbed by gambling, pornography, video games, and empty college life rather than useful skill formation.
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"Okay. First of all, I do believe the draft is coming. But not only that, but I believe that the draft is coming to..."
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"And then you have a national draft to teach you skills that you will need in order to contribute more effectively to the economy...."
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"to play video games spend all their money on only fans and gamble everything on bitcoin okay and they don't really know anything useful..."
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"...mentioned before how you used to live with your parents, play video games, and feel disconnected from the world. Was there typically a book,..."
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"...So let's just sit back and watch only fans or play video games or gamble how the world will turn out. But as I..."
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"...students, Chinese students don't even know what to do. They play video games every day. They just sit around and do nothing. Okay. So..."
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"...we negotiate with bombs. He is treating it like it's a video game. He talks about it. And even their marketing of this war..."
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"it's addictive it's just addictive as playing video games right this with this test system in place there are students as you say who..."
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"...lot different than what a lot of the public sees in video games and TV shows. You do not respond—respond, excuse me— and when..."
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"...dominant and Iraq was so weak that it was basically a video game. All right, it was just these pilots flying around, just bombing..."
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"...know. I think 91 was on a real war. It's a video game where, you know, you have these. airplanes, high -tech airplanes, which..."
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"...the zoomers are trapped on their. Or their phone or their video game console and this overprotective cocoon they live in where they barely..."
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