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Study: 25% of all millennials living at home don't work or study (are NEETs)
04-20-2017, 08:53 PM
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Originally Posted By atlas24⏩
Indeed. That's a great point. Other post-WWII generations were able to get jobs that could afford those things as soon as they entered into adulthood. Our fellow millennials can't get those things after they rack up thousands in debt and years of time for their degrees.Yep and he could get that job right out of high school without dumping 70k on college.
Think of why our generation is in this situation: The population of the country has nearly doubled since my father entered into adulthood. The Hispanic population has increased from 6 million to 60 million; and I have nothing against Hispanic people, no racism at all intended. I'm just pointing the reasons for why our job market is garbage compared to previous post-WWII generations. It's absolute garbage.
04-20-2017, 08:57 PM
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Originally Posted By Qong⏩
Honestly, many are absolutely screwed..... just imagine in like 10 years time when the middle of the millennials start getting divorced....... you think the social media princesses of this generation aren't going to get bored..... FUKIN LOL you think it's bad now.Indeed. That's a great point. Other post-WWII generations were able to get jobs that could afford those things as soon as they entered into adulthood. Our fellow millennials can't get those things after they rack up thousands in debt and years of time for their degrees.
Think of why our generation is in this situation: The population of the country has nearly doubled since my father entered into adulthood. The Hispanic population has increased from 6 million to 60 million; and I have nothing against Hispanic people, no racism at all intended. I'm just pointing the reasons for why our job market is garbage compared to previous post-WWII generations. It's absolute garbage.
Think of why our generation is in this situation: The population of the country has nearly doubled since my father entered into adulthood. The Hispanic population has increased from 6 million to 60 million; and I have nothing against Hispanic people, no racism at all intended. I'm just pointing the reasons for why our job market is garbage compared to previous post-WWII generations. It's absolute garbage.
Back in the day you could have a house, new car, send your kids to school, and have leisure time all on one blue collar salary. Now a days you basically have to outpace the entire tax brackets to have that.... in other words you need to make min 150K plus to even consider that, more like 200-250K. and 90% of people don't make that much money combined as a couple.
It's going to be horrible in the coming years.
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04-20-2017, 08:58 PM
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Originally Posted By Qong⏩
Yes and with a population increase and automation things are only going to get worse. Eventually there's going to be a tipping point.Indeed. That's a great point. Other post-WWII generations were able to get jobs that could afford those things as soon as they entered into adulthood. Our fellow millennials can't get those things after they rack up thousands in debt and years of time for their degrees.
Think of why our generation is in this situation: The population of the country has nearly doubled since my father entered into adulthood. The Hispanic population has increased from 6 million to 60 million; and I have nothing against Hispanic people, no racism at all intended. I'm just pointing the reasons for why our job market is garbage compared to previous post-WWII generations. It's absolute garbage.
Think of why our generation is in this situation: The population of the country has nearly doubled since my father entered into adulthood. The Hispanic population has increased from 6 million to 60 million; and I have nothing against Hispanic people, no racism at all intended. I'm just pointing the reasons for why our job market is garbage compared to previous post-WWII generations. It's absolute garbage.
04-20-2017, 09:01 PM
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Originally Posted By snufy⏩
I've always wanted children, but with the way ****s going I don't even want to put any kids through this bull****.Honestly, many are absolutely screwed..... just imagine in like 10 years time when the middle of the millennials start getting divorced....... you think the social media princesses of this generation aren't going to get bored..... FUKIN LOL you think it's bad now.
Back in the day you could have a house, new car, send your kids to school, and have leisure time all on one blue collar salary. Now a days you basically have to outpace the entire tax brackets to have that.... in other words you need to make min 150K plus to even consider that, more like 200-250K. and 90% of people don't make that much money combined as a couple.
It's going to be horrible in the coming years.
Back in the day you could have a house, new car, send your kids to school, and have leisure time all on one blue collar salary. Now a days you basically have to outpace the entire tax brackets to have that.... in other words you need to make min 150K plus to even consider that, more like 200-250K. and 90% of people don't make that much money combined as a couple.
It's going to be horrible in the coming years.
04-20-2017, 09:03 PM
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Originally Posted By reznov1⏩
Same. I don't hate them, but there's no scenario on earth where I'd live with either of them (divorced). It is motivating I guess to not view that as an option.did anyone else leave home because they didnt get along w their parents? would honestly contemplate living in my car than living w my mum or my dad. cant be around them for more than a few days without sad memories of my childhood, which wasnt a nice one by any means, being induced.
no thx jeff i'd rather learn to stand on my own two feet, learn to prepare a meal, learn about independence etc, than have to go back living with those fukkers. im not in luxury right now but am still pretty content knowing im completely my own person and making my own way in life. anyone else in the same boat? im 23 btw
no thx jeff i'd rather learn to stand on my own two feet, learn to prepare a meal, learn about independence etc, than have to go back living with those fukkers. im not in luxury right now but am still pretty content knowing im completely my own person and making my own way in life. anyone else in the same boat? im 23 btw
04-20-2017, 09:04 PM
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Originally Posted By atlas24⏩
I feel the same way bruh, if it was 1950-1970, sure maybe.I've always wanted children, but with the way ****s going I don't even want to put any kids through this bull****.
These days, no chance. between the lower earning/income issues with society and the amplification of female impulses via social media, I really am going to nope out of that.....
Depending on what happens with a few things in the next year or so, I'm getting a vasectomy. I'm almost 30, so I won't get any push back. If it's cheap enough I will freeze some sperm before that.
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04-20-2017, 09:05 PM
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Originally Posted By atlas24⏩
You think calling me names furthers your oblivious arguments? The system is always rigged, if you don't prepare yourself and/or your children for it dont you think taking some responsibility is the sane approach? If the system is rigged, the gov't wont help you and the education system will fuk you, what is a man to do? Oh right, LDAR is your response. That's kind of sad bro, I expected more from you.fukin lol
yeah I'm sure working a ****ty job for Mr. Goldstein will definitely make their lives better.
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yeah I'm sure working a ****ty job for Mr. Goldstein will definitely make their lives better.
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04-20-2017, 09:08 PM
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Yeah let me just prepare my kids to be little slave mules for shekelstein. Fuk outta here cuckYou think calling me names furthers your oblivious arguments? The system is always rigged, if you don't prepare yourself and/or your children for it dont you think taking some responsibility is the sane approach? If the system is rigged, the gov't wont help you and the education system will fuk you, what is a man to do? Oh right, LDAR is your response. That's kind of sad bro, I expected more from you.
Only way I'm having kids is if they never have to work for anybody else a day in their lives.
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Originally Posted By atlas24⏩
Pls dont breed.Yeah let me just prepare my kids to be little slave mules for shekelstein. Fuk outta here cuck
Only way I'm having kids is if they never have to work for anybody else a day in their lives.
Only way I'm having kids is if they never have to work for anybody else a day in their lives.
The gene pool is weak enough as it is.
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04-20-2017, 09:14 PM
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Originally Posted By atlas24⏩
So you agree with me? You feel like as a parent taking responsibility is one solution. There are many others. There is no way you can fix society as a whole. That time will come as we move forward toward automation and skills such as manual labor, service industry, transportation, etc. become increasingly obsolete.Yeah let me just prepare my kids to be little slave mules for shekelstein. Fuk outta here cuck
Only way I'm having kids is if they never have to work for anybody else a day in their lives.
Only way I'm having kids is if they never have to work for anybody else a day in their lives.
Progress is a slow march and many people get fuked a million different ways. You don't have to live your life as a bitter little man. Being able to enjoy your life and fighting the system don't have to be mutually exclusive. You think many of us haven't thought the same chit you're thinking about right now? That you're somehow enlightened? Lol if you think so highly of yourselves. It's just that most of us have figured out the game since high school and have moved on towards bettering our lives instead of being stuck in a mental ditch. You're 25 m8 it's time to move on, seriously.
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04-20-2017, 09:17 PM
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Originally Posted By PisseninMisc⏩
So you agree with me? You feel like as a parent taking responsibility is one solution. There are many others. There is no way you can fix society as a whole. That time will come as we move forward toward automation and skills such as manual labor, service industry, transportation, etc. become increasingly obsolete.
Progress is a slow march and many people get fuked a million different ways. You don't have to live your life as a bitter little man. Being able to enjoy your life and fighting the system don't have to be mutually exclusive. You think many of us haven't thought the same chit you're thinking about right now? That you're somehow enlightened? Lol if you think so highly of yourselves. It's just that most of us have figured out the game since high school and have moved on towards bettering our lives instead of being stuck in a mental ditch. You're 25 m8 it's time to move on, seriously.
Progress is a slow march and many people get fuked a million different ways. You don't have to live your life as a bitter little man. Being able to enjoy your life and fighting the system don't have to be mutually exclusive. You think many of us haven't thought the same chit you're thinking about right now? That you're somehow enlightened? Lol if you think so highly of yourselves. It's just that most of us have figured out the game since high school and have moved on towards bettering our lives instead of being stuck in a mental ditch. You're 25 m8 it's time to move on, seriously.
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04-20-2017, 09:17 PM
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04-20-2017, 09:18 PM
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Originally Posted By PisseninMisc⏩
Sounds alot like COPE for having kids boyo.....So you agree with me? You feel like as a parent taking responsibility is one solution. There are many others. There is no way you can fix society as a whole. That time will come as we move forward toward automation and skills such as manual labor, service industry, transportation, etc. become increasingly obsolete.
Progress is a slow march and many people get fuked a million different ways. You don't have to live your life as a bitter little man. Being able to enjoy your life and fighting the system don't have to be mutually exclusive. You think many of us haven't thought the same chit you're thinking about right now? That you're somehow enlightened? Lol if you think so highly of yourselves. It's just that most of us have figured out the game since high school and have moved on towards bettering our lives instead of being stuck in a mental ditch. You're 25 m8 it's time to move on, seriously.
Progress is a slow march and many people get fuked a million different ways. You don't have to live your life as a bitter little man. Being able to enjoy your life and fighting the system don't have to be mutually exclusive. You think many of us haven't thought the same chit you're thinking about right now? That you're somehow enlightened? Lol if you think so highly of yourselves. It's just that most of us have figured out the game since high school and have moved on towards bettering our lives instead of being stuck in a mental ditch. You're 25 m8 it's time to move on, seriously.
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04-20-2017, 09:18 PM
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Originally Posted By Qong⏩
yeah thats sad. and they claim millennial's are just "lazy and entitled". just lmao.Scary statistic. Our generation has truly been bamboozled.
When my father was in his late teens and early twenties he earned enough money to:
1. Own a home.
2. Own a new vehicle.
3. Have a wife. A stay at home wife, she didn't have to work.
4. Have several children.
How many of our fellow millennials earn enough money to have those things? Even most of my friends, late millennials, don't have those things.
What has changed since then? Let's take a look:
1. The population of our country has nearly doubled. Not counting people who are here illegally.
2. The Hispanic population has increased from 6 million to 60 million. Again, not counting people who are here illegally.
3. We have entered into trade agreements that screw Americans.
Mass immigration has depressed our labor market to the point where the average millennial working a similar job simply isn't able to afford the same things as prior post-WWII generations. Poor trade deals and the massive shift in manufacturing has added to the pain by moving quality jobs overseas and giving them to foreigners.
That's the reality of the situation that we're in.
When my father was in his late teens and early twenties he earned enough money to:
1. Own a home.
2. Own a new vehicle.
3. Have a wife. A stay at home wife, she didn't have to work.
4. Have several children.
How many of our fellow millennials earn enough money to have those things? Even most of my friends, late millennials, don't have those things.
What has changed since then? Let's take a look:
1. The population of our country has nearly doubled. Not counting people who are here illegally.
2. The Hispanic population has increased from 6 million to 60 million. Again, not counting people who are here illegally.
3. We have entered into trade agreements that screw Americans.
Mass immigration has depressed our labor market to the point where the average millennial working a similar job simply isn't able to afford the same things as prior post-WWII generations. Poor trade deals and the massive shift in manufacturing has added to the pain by moving quality jobs overseas and giving them to foreigners.
That's the reality of the situation that we're in.
thats sad as fuack tho, babyboomers took everything and left nothing for anyone else, and if you bring it up they claim ur a lazy entitled snowflake millennial lmao.
they never had to deal with real economic trouble because from the 50's to the 2000's chit kept going up and up for them. economic trouble for them was stuff like "well gee, this was a bad month, after all the bills where paid I only have $500 to put in savings instead of the usual monthly $600". chit like that. we can't even do that at all lol.
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04-20-2017, 09:22 PM
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Originally Posted By snufy⏩
I don't plan to have kids at all so how can your dumb assumption be correct?Sounds alot like COPE for having kids boyo.....
Seriously guys you gotto actually read and pay attention. I know it's not as fun as trolling on misc and reddet all day long, but my message is one of peace. There's more pie on the table, stop crying and grab a plate.
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04-20-2017, 09:22 PM
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Yeah that's why I make all of my money at home in my underwear. I've figured out that the vast majority of people will buy anything if they thinkSo you agree with me? You feel like as a parent taking responsibility is one solution. There are many others. There is no way you can fix society as a whole. That time will come as we move forward toward automation and skills such as manual labor, service industry, transportation, etc. become increasingly obsolete.
Progress is a slow march and many people get fuked a million different ways. You don't have to live your life as a bitter little man. Being able to enjoy your life and fighting the system don't have to be mutually exclusive. You think many of us haven't thought the same chit you're thinking about right now? That you're somehow enlightened? Lol if you think so highly of yourselves. It's just that most of us have figured out the game since high school and have moved on towards bettering our lives instead of being stuck in a mental ditch. You're 25 m8 it's time to move on, seriously.
Progress is a slow march and many people get fuked a million different ways. You don't have to live your life as a bitter little man. Being able to enjoy your life and fighting the system don't have to be mutually exclusive. You think many of us haven't thought the same chit you're thinking about right now? That you're somehow enlightened? Lol if you think so highly of yourselves. It's just that most of us have figured out the game since high school and have moved on towards bettering our lives instead of being stuck in a mental ditch. You're 25 m8 it's time to move on, seriously.
1. other people are buying it
2. think it will make them more attractive in some way
I have no problem putting in countless hours of work, but just lol if you think I'm gonna do it for someone else. I'm not a cuck
04-20-2017, 09:23 PM
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Originally Posted By Qong⏩
Mexicans in the US aren't taking the unionized factory jobs your grandparents used to have... Mexicans in Mexico are, and the unionized part is never coming back whether Trump is stumped or not. So you probably don't want them either way.Indeed. That's a great point. Other post-WWII generations were able to get jobs that could afford those things as soon as they entered into adulthood. Our fellow millennials can't get those things after they rack up thousands in debt and years of time for their degrees.
Think of why our generation is in this situation: The population of the country has nearly doubled since my father entered into adulthood. The Hispanic population has increased from 6 million to 60 million; and I have nothing against Hispanic people, no racism at all intended. I'm just pointing the reasons for why our job market is garbage compared to previous post-WWII generations. It's absolute garbage.
Think of why our generation is in this situation: The population of the country has nearly doubled since my father entered into adulthood. The Hispanic population has increased from 6 million to 60 million; and I have nothing against Hispanic people, no racism at all intended. I'm just pointing the reasons for why our job market is garbage compared to previous post-WWII generations. It's absolute garbage.
/e Hispanics also swing under their weight when it comes to white-collar jobs, so unless you think the real problem is not having enough farm hand, retail or hospitality jobs they aren't the ones crushing young college graduates.
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Originally Posted By Scarrdbutsmartr⏩
This man gets it. I hate how millenials cry and moan about their problems but life has always been hard and they fail to put any effort into making their lives better.No one is stopping you from getting a farm, hunting and growing crops...That would require you to get out of your moms basement and that aint happening so your only defense is "it was better back then"...
As an old guy that grew up on a farm I can assure you it wasnt "better back then" and 99% of todays generation wouldnt last a day on a working farm or in a factory...The most laughable people are the ones that claim it was better back in the pre-civilized generation and that people only worked 4 hours a day...
You live in the greatest time in human history and you literally have to look for something to be miserable/complain about. You are "waking up" from a system that screwed you over while you misc on the INTERNET, have plenty to eat, nice clothes, car and have healthcare that most people would feel was "magic" just a few decades ago....ALL that provided from a system that "screwed you over" LOL....JUST LOL
The vast majority of millenials dont know what hunger, child abuse, child labor, disease, etc are. Ironic that you rail against the system that basically removed these issues from being prevalent and persistent in your life. If you want to see what it was like in the "old days" go buy a ticket to India, live as a commoner for a few years and report back. Lets see if you still complain about the "system"...You need to figure out what being truly hungry feels like without having a way to fill your stomach.
As an old guy that grew up on a farm I can assure you it wasnt "better back then" and 99% of todays generation wouldnt last a day on a working farm or in a factory...The most laughable people are the ones that claim it was better back in the pre-civilized generation and that people only worked 4 hours a day...
You live in the greatest time in human history and you literally have to look for something to be miserable/complain about. You are "waking up" from a system that screwed you over while you misc on the INTERNET, have plenty to eat, nice clothes, car and have healthcare that most people would feel was "magic" just a few decades ago....ALL that provided from a system that "screwed you over" LOL....JUST LOL
The vast majority of millenials dont know what hunger, child abuse, child labor, disease, etc are. Ironic that you rail against the system that basically removed these issues from being prevalent and persistent in your life. If you want to see what it was like in the "old days" go buy a ticket to India, live as a commoner for a few years and report back. Lets see if you still complain about the "system"...You need to figure out what being truly hungry feels like without having a way to fill your stomach.
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Originally Posted By JD805⏩
do you know how much a farm is? chit, like 50 poverty acres runs a millie $$$. aint no millennial got money to drop on that lol.This man gets it. I hate how millenials cry and moan about their problems but life has always been hard and they fail to put any effort into making their lives better.
maybe back in 1961 a 20 year old could buy a 1,000 acre farm for $1,000.....not today.
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Originally Posted By 97Camry4Lyfe⏩
And Japan will soon be like the misc and look-ism irl.the rat utopia experiment is beginning. USA will be like Japan soon
04-20-2017, 09:38 PM
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Originally Posted By Qong⏩
This.Scary statistic. Our generation has truly been bamboozled.
When my father was in his late teens and early twenties he earned enough money to:
1. Own a home.
2. Own a new vehicle.
3. Have a wife. A stay at home wife, she didn't have to work.
4. Have several children.
How many of our fellow millennials earn enough money to have those things? Even most of my friends, late millennials, don't have those things.
What has changed since then? Let's take a look:
1. The population of our country has nearly doubled. Not counting people who are here illegally.
2. The Hispanic population has increased from 6 million to 60 million. Again, not counting people who are here illegally.
3. We have entered into trade agreements that screw Americans.
Mass immigration has depressed our labor market to the point where the average millennial working a similar job simply isn't able to afford the same things as prior post-WWII generations. Poor trade deals and the massive shift in manufacturing has added to the pain by moving quality jobs overseas and giving them to foreigners.
That's the reality of the situation that we're in.
When my father was in his late teens and early twenties he earned enough money to:
1. Own a home.
2. Own a new vehicle.
3. Have a wife. A stay at home wife, she didn't have to work.
4. Have several children.
How many of our fellow millennials earn enough money to have those things? Even most of my friends, late millennials, don't have those things.
What has changed since then? Let's take a look:
1. The population of our country has nearly doubled. Not counting people who are here illegally.
2. The Hispanic population has increased from 6 million to 60 million. Again, not counting people who are here illegally.
3. We have entered into trade agreements that screw Americans.
Mass immigration has depressed our labor market to the point where the average millennial working a similar job simply isn't able to afford the same things as prior post-WWII generations. Poor trade deals and the massive shift in manufacturing has added to the pain by moving quality jobs overseas and giving them to foreigners.
That's the reality of the situation that we're in.
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Also lmao the the level of misinformation, misinterpretation and straight up bullchit itt srs
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Originally Posted By atlas24⏩
Glad you're doing well, but you didn't respond to my post at all. So you're doing what you want, what's the problem? Seems like the system is working fine for you. You did what you wanted, so can most other people.Yeah that's why I make all of my money at home in my underwear. I've figured out that the vast majority of people will buy anything if they think
1. other people are buying it
2. think it will make them more attractive in some way
I have no problem putting in countless hours of work, but just lol if you think I'm gonna do it for someone else. I'm not a cuck
1. other people are buying it
2. think it will make them more attractive in some way
I have no problem putting in countless hours of work, but just lol if you think I'm gonna do it for someone else. I'm not a cuck
Unless you think you're very special. Is that it? Just confused by your post. Like I said I expected a different perspective from you. I've seen a lot of your other posts and I agree with a lot more than most miscers.
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04-20-2017, 09:48 PM
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Originally Posted By Scarrdbutsmartr⏩
I'd rather die at 30 and have lived life on my terms, than to die at 70 having spent my life being a wageslave. Zoo animals probably live longer than their wild counterparts as well.No one is stopping you from getting a farm, hunting and growing crops...That would require you to get out of your moms basement and that aint happening so your only defense is "it was better back then"...
As an old guy that grew up on a farm I can assure you it wasnt "better back then" and 99% of todays generation wouldnt last a day on a working farm or in a factory...The most laughable people are the ones that claim it was better back in the pre-civilized generation and that people only worked 4 hours a day...
You live in the greatest time in human history and you literally have to look for something to be miserable/complain about. You are "waking up" from a system that screwed you over while you misc on the INTERNET, have plenty to eat, nice clothes, car and have healthcare that most people would feel was "magic" just a few decades ago....ALL that provided from a system that "screwed you over" LOL....JUST LOL
The vast majority of millenials dont know what hunger, child abuse, child labor, disease, etc are. Ironic that you rail against the system that basically removed these issues from being prevalent and persistent in your life. If you want to see what it was like in the "old days" go buy a ticket to India, live as a commoner for a few years and report back. Lets see if you still complain about the "system"...You need to figure out what being truly hungry feels like without having a way to fill your stomach.
As an old guy that grew up on a farm I can assure you it wasnt "better back then" and 99% of todays generation wouldnt last a day on a working farm or in a factory...The most laughable people are the ones that claim it was better back in the pre-civilized generation and that people only worked 4 hours a day...
You live in the greatest time in human history and you literally have to look for something to be miserable/complain about. You are "waking up" from a system that screwed you over while you misc on the INTERNET, have plenty to eat, nice clothes, car and have healthcare that most people would feel was "magic" just a few decades ago....ALL that provided from a system that "screwed you over" LOL....JUST LOL
The vast majority of millenials dont know what hunger, child abuse, child labor, disease, etc are. Ironic that you rail against the system that basically removed these issues from being prevalent and persistent in your life. If you want to see what it was like in the "old days" go buy a ticket to India, live as a commoner for a few years and report back. Lets see if you still complain about the "system"...You need to figure out what being truly hungry feels like without having a way to fill your stomach.
I'm not talking about working on a farm you cuck, I'm talking about building one and maintaining it. Which I can't do because I'll be taxed to death.
Lets see how long the animal populations last if everyone takes up hunting.
04-20-2017, 09:51 PM
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problem is most millennials wanna be CEO
when all they do is smoke weed and play PS4 and post pics on instagram.
other than that...job promotions are on decline and lot of jobs are being eliminated.
when all they do is smoke weed and play PS4 and post pics on instagram.
other than that...job promotions are on decline and lot of jobs are being eliminated.
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04-20-2017, 09:52 PM
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Originally Posted By BrahPlease⏩
Millennials have serious economic issues that previous post-WWII generations didn't have to deal with.yeah thats sad. and they claim millennial's are just "lazy and entitled". just lmao.
thats sad as fuack tho, babyboomers took everything and left nothing for anyone else, and if you bring it up they claim ur a lazy entitled snowflake millennial lmao.
they never had to deal with real economic trouble because from the 50's to the 2000's chit kept going up and up for them. economic trouble for them was stuff like "well gee, this was a bad month, after all the bills where paid I only have $500 to put in savings instead of the usual monthly $600". chit like that. we can't even do that at all lol.
thats sad as fuack tho, babyboomers took everything and left nothing for anyone else, and if you bring it up they claim ur a lazy entitled snowflake millennial lmao.
they never had to deal with real economic trouble because from the 50's to the 2000's chit kept going up and up for them. economic trouble for them was stuff like "well gee, this was a bad month, after all the bills where paid I only have $500 to put in savings instead of the usual monthly $600". chit like that. we can't even do that at all lol.
Since my father entered adulthood the population of the country has nearly doubled, something like 150 million more people are now Americans. That's 150 million more people who need jobs. 150 million more people who need houses. That's why a ****hole in Los Angeles costs hundreds of thousands of dollars, whereas my father could have purchased that same house for a small fraction of that. And back then the neighborhood was better and the schools were better.
Allowing all of those people into the country, the Hispanic population in that time period has gone from 6 million to 60 million and that isn't counting people who are here illegally, has destroyed our labor market. That's why wages are so low. That's why millennials have fewer opportunities than their parents had.
Originally Posted By VTheKing⏩
The union argument is scapegoating imo.Mexicans in the US aren't taking the unionized factory jobs your grandparents used to have... Mexicans in Mexico are, and the unionized part is never coming back whether Trump is stumped or not. So you probably don't want them either way.
/e Hispanics also swing under their weight when it comes to white-collar jobs, so unless you think the real problem is not having enough farm hand, retail or hospitality jobs they aren't the ones crushing young college graduates.
/e Hispanics also swing under their weight when it comes to white-collar jobs, so unless you think the real problem is not having enough farm hand, retail or hospitality jobs they aren't the ones crushing young college graduates.
The population of the country since 1960 has nearly doubled. The Hispanic population of the country went from 6 million to 60 million. If we add in illegal immigrants then it's at least 10 million higher. That huge influx in immigration severely depressed the labor market. In 1960 a person could easily get a job that paid for a house, a car, and a family. Right now a person cannot easily get a job that affords nearly as much.
That isn't to say that there aren't opportunities now, of course there are, but we can't ignore the fact that millennials are dealing with a tougher economic environment than previous post-WWII generations were and that it's because of the terrible policies that those previous generations implemented. Ridiculous immigration. Ridiculous trade agreements. It all adds up.
04-20-2017, 09:52 PM
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Originally Posted By Qong⏩
^^^^Scary statistic. Our generation has truly been bamboozled.
When my father was in his late teens and early twenties he earned enough money to:
1. Own a home.
2. Own a new vehicle.
3. Have a wife. A stay at home wife, she didn't have to work.
4. Have several children.
How many of our fellow millennials earn enough money to have those things? Even most of my friends, late millennials, don't have those things.
What has changed since then? Let's take a look:
1. The population of our country has nearly doubled. Not counting people who are here illegally.
2. The Hispanic population has increased from 6 million to 60 million. Again, not counting people who are here illegally.
3. We have entered into trade agreements that screw Americans.
Mass immigration has depressed our labor market to the point where the average millennial working a similar job simply isn't able to afford the same things as prior post-WWII generations. Poor trade deals and the massive shift in manufacturing has added to the pain by moving quality jobs overseas and giving them to foreigners.
That's the reality of the situation that we're in.
When my father was in his late teens and early twenties he earned enough money to:
1. Own a home.
2. Own a new vehicle.
3. Have a wife. A stay at home wife, she didn't have to work.
4. Have several children.
How many of our fellow millennials earn enough money to have those things? Even most of my friends, late millennials, don't have those things.
What has changed since then? Let's take a look:
1. The population of our country has nearly doubled. Not counting people who are here illegally.
2. The Hispanic population has increased from 6 million to 60 million. Again, not counting people who are here illegally.
3. We have entered into trade agreements that screw Americans.
Mass immigration has depressed our labor market to the point where the average millennial working a similar job simply isn't able to afford the same things as prior post-WWII generations. Poor trade deals and the massive shift in manufacturing has added to the pain by moving quality jobs overseas and giving them to foreigners.
That's the reality of the situation that we're in.
Good post but only covers part of it.
I agree though, especially about the baby boomers ruining everything. I know people that retired in their 60's and 70's making over 100k a fcking year. IN RETIREMENT! Why? They were school teachers, librarians, etc. They had it made with their jobs growing up and pensions were promised and they make so much money in retirement that the next generation of teachers is getting 30k a year with no benefits.
Lmao. You can't make this **** up. It's insane.
04-20-2017, 09:53 PM
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Originally Posted By reznov1⏩
I would leave if I were you. I know what it feels like to have a toxic home environment... I started to get all these depressed, paranoid and fuked up thoughts. I didn't move out on my own but I no longer live with them. Felt great to no longer have those thoughts. Of course I still get sad feels when thinking of the past and I sort of feel bad about leaving but you gotta do what you gotta do.did anyone else leave home because they didnt get along w their parents? would honestly contemplate living in my car than living w my mum or my dad. cant be around them for more than a few days without sad memories of my childhood, which wasnt a nice one by any means, being induced.
no thx jeff i'd rather learn to stand on my own two feet, learn to prepare a meal, learn about independence etc, than have to go back living with those fukkers. im not in luxury right now but am still pretty content knowing im completely my own person and making my own way in life. anyone else in the same boat? im 23 btw
no thx jeff i'd rather learn to stand on my own two feet, learn to prepare a meal, learn about independence etc, than have to go back living with those fukkers. im not in luxury right now but am still pretty content knowing im completely my own person and making my own way in life. anyone else in the same boat? im 23 btw
You're right about gaining that knowledge... prepping a meal is like a lost art lol. Nobody can cook for sh!t because everything is made for them.
One thing my parents tried to do which IMO is fuking horrible is they tried to guilt trip me into staying... Like how the fuk can you try to deliberately make me feel bad for leaving knowing how fuked up the situation was? That was a messed up and manipulative thing to do.
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