OldMedUser
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A big problem with that is it was all fantasy created by early TV sitcoms and a totally white middle class centred view of American society. The post-war boom created an optimism that of course many would like to have again but it's never again going to be our reality.Easy enough. "We do not like where society is going so we will support anyone that tries to take us back to the 50's and family values, law and order."
As a boomer I miss those days too but know there's no use fighting progress and our rapidly changing world. Since the advent of the digital age the changes are coming faster all the time and I've pretty much given up on trying to keep up.
I thought by now things like wars would just be sad memories and cancer would be cured. So much of what was in the sci-fi books I grew up on is now part of mainstream life and tho I don't like a lot of it it's interesting and I hope I'm around for a while longer to see what else pops up.
Fingers crossed that it gets better than the mess we find ourselves in these days.