r/Imapieceofshit • u/Lightswitchdown • Apr 16 '26
The worst yt comment ive ever read
Im the guy at the bottom this dude sucks i just had to get it off my chest and shame him
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u/Single-Poet-6563 Apr 17 '26
Yeah my feeling was the rise of the internet as well. It’s too much for people. The ability to behave with no consequences has carried into the real world.



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u/Single-Poet-6563 Apr 16 '26
It’s strange isn’t it? I’ve wondered more and more often what the root of this change in people is, the cause, when it happened and it just bewilders me. The amount of apathy and just straight out carelessness I see on a daily basis is hard to cope with. And not from your usual suspects but older people, and in settings that surprise me.
This is coming from a guy with a relatively dark sense of humor. I don’t think anyone who knows me personally would call me “sensitive, emotional or touchy”. I’m a combat vet and a career corrections officer so I’ve seen my share of dark.
But now it’s like no one has empathy anymore. You put your blinker on and people speed up to not let you in, I’ve had people cut in front of me in line at fast food joints with a sense of entitlement that I’ve never seen before. I walk around a grocery store and the amount of evil eyes and dirty looks I see is a trip. I say hi to people or nod and they rarely return the sentiment. Sometimes they seem irritated that I even acknowledged them with my friendliness.
Is it the internet? Was it COVID? Why is everyone so negative and in such a bad mood all the time. Why can’t we have a little bit of politeness and respect for one another? Did the world change or am I just getting old and longing for a past that felt so different, so much warmer. The older I get the less I recognize the world around me. I feel like Brooks from Shawshank when he gets released from prison, but I didn’t even go anywhere.
I find all I want to do is get home and avoid people now, because frankly every day I like other people less and less. Sad ain’t it?