21st century, déjà vu

Roberto da Silva Rocha, university professor and political scientist

21st century, déjà vu

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It seems that we are all going through the rite of passage of the virgin paulistas who are in the Bahian Micareta for the first time, leaving the paulistano model for their first sexual orgies, and the first drunkenness, to get to know the Africanized batucada live and enjoy as if they were in another planet of vale tudo, releasing all the dammed libido of the typical etiquette of the 450-year-old middle and upper class of São Paulo and this ritual is repeated every year with the new wave of freshmen in the ritual of rotation of stolen kisses and exchange of messages by cell phone , in this real live THINDER model, where sex is free for beginners.

By analogy, the 21st century generation is debuting in the world of sexual freedom late 60's remake of sexual liberation with a lot of rock and roll of the old drugged hippies, with the difference that they really were naive and believed in only two things: peace and love, beast!

But that script got tired and tired, repetitive, stereotyped, it became just kissing and mount statistics, just a teenager competition, with no aim and no consequences, just a ritual like the annual vacation, so the 21st century became a 60s ramake with a dated script where there must always be a gay couple, marijuana, and misogyny, misandry, anti-capitalist and feminist militancy, no one dares to leave the politically dictated and correct, and so all the rebellion is standardized as if it were a late rebellion with right to a lot of very rebellious tattoos and very expensive trash clothes, meticulously torn to look sloppy carefully torn apart, colored hair to look cool, all fake, naturally, vegan diet, except for Sushi, no sugar, no salt, gluten free, Gucci minimalism , bicycle, hookah, and so we cheat by paying for healthy moderns from the fit caves of physical torture, repeating ourselves in the circles of Nietzsche and Herder.