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post 1476698301 12-27-2016, 11:37 PM
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Originally Posted By therealistwat
I'm not a conspiracy nut either. I'm not blaming jews or anything. What I'm saying is they sold out and gave in to greed.

The media is a propaganda machine. It has always been. CIA has admitted it among other things. High Fructose cornsyrup could have been banned, but one bastard in charge of the decision sold out for a nice position at a certain company.

Now we have a bunch of food addicted fat fuks running around.
We never sold out to greed. We always were greedy, humans exist for the sole purposes of replicating our DNA and ensuring our offsprings survival. For this purpose we must be greedy and self centered.

We are altruistic only in the times and situations where we gain from reciprocated altruism, society and community as we know it only exists because living as such makes it more likely that our genes will continue.

Lol sorry if a bit incoherent, on mobile and busy atm
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post 1476698641 12-27-2016, 11:43 PM
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the root of all political problems are lobbyists.. they should be shot into space
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Originally Posted By seanb1979
the root of all political problems are lobbyists.. they should be shot into space
yeah but this is an inherent problem in a democracy. Eventually special interests take over. FACT. Look at the earliest democracies through history and you'll see similarities.

We have to live with it as active citizens if we want to maintain democracy. And we should as I believe it's still the best way to govern in current times.
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post 1476698991 12-27-2016, 11:49 PM
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Originally Posted By seanb1979
the root of all political problems are lobbyists.. they should be shot into space
Yep, the whoring out to Bureaucracies has been disgraceful.

Look into ALEC. Ruining Georgia. Fukking pathetic. These are the people who are supposed to set the way for us

Fukking corporations making our laws, giving our freedoms to the highest bidder
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LMFAO I think of all the things the baby boomers had and just LMFAO.

BRB live beyond their means and expect me and other millenials to care for them for another 20 years because they couldn't be bothered to saved anything outside of what their company contributed to their pension for their bloated retirements.

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Man this thread is embarrassing ....

Student debt???...nobody forced you or anyone to sign for a loan
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[QUOTE=PisseninMisc post_id=1476698301][im]https://img.ifcdn.com/images/93212b8f8f61057a37e165225c474888b51e172818b4ef53d0 02c72ed026a80d_1.jpg[/img][/QUOTE]its funny because its true
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post 1476699281 12-27-2016, 11:53 PM
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Originally Posted By Ochosiete
Man this thread is embarrassing ....

Student debt???...nobody forced you or anyone to sign for a loan
Right. So we're just not going to go to school until we all have 50-100k in the bank right?
Sounds reasonable.


We need to reform the college system to incentivize prudent decision-making when it comes to education.

For instance, FUKKING LMAO @ having the same interest rates for STEM majors at a top-tier school and a gender studies major at a chitty school.
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post 1476699601 12-27-2016, 11:58 PM
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Originally Posted By wangjiny
Right, so we're just not going to go to school until we all have 50-100k in the bank right?
I went to school, didn't need 50 k-100k, it's called community college (before I went to cal state )....
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Originally Posted By seanb1979
its funny because its true
All are also rational (within bounds) responses to the situations they found themselves in.

Would you, given the same situation and without the benefit of the hindsight you now have, acted any diffently to how they did?

Unlikely, so it is not really fair to judge negatively
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post 1476699711 12-28-2016, 12:00 AM
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Originally Posted By butwhowasgains
All are also rational (within bounds) responses to the situations they found themselves in.

Would you, given the same situation and without the benefit of the hindsight you now have, acted any diffently to how they did?

Unlikely, so it is not really fair to judge so strongly.
I would have fought against financial interests controlling the government to the degree they do. Corporations are now the most powerful entity in the world. That should have been checked, since now they can dictate your reality from top to bottom. I think Thomas Jefferson even warned about that.
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Originally Posted By butwhowasgains
All are also rational (within bounds) responses to the situations they found themselves in.

Would you, given the same situation and without the benefit of the hindsight you now have, acted any diffently to how they did?

Unlikely, so it is not really fair to judge negatively
Well you can say the same thing for anything that ever happened. So it's not very helpful here. We're trying to learn from the past so we don't make the same mistakes again in the future.

It's about having moral fibre. It's about looking at the long-term consequences of your actions. Thinking critically about how different outcomes may occur as a result. Easier said than done but that's how you should build a good future for your kids and grandkids.
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Originally Posted By seanb1979
I would have fought against financial interests controlling the government to the degree they do. Corporations are now the most powerful entity in the world. That should have been checked, since now they can dictate your reality from top to bottom. I think Thomas Jefferson even warned about that.
I doubt it srs.

given what you know now, the ability we have to self educate via the internet etc we can come to these conclusions, but the reality is back then we would all have acted the same way they did because no one really knew better.

And if you feel strongly about this, what are you doing about it today? It's not to late to make a difference, and every bit surely counts.
Originally Posted By wangjiny
Well you can say the same thing for anything that ever happened. So it's not very helpful here. We're trying to learn from the past so we don't make the same mistakes again in the future.

It's about having moral fibre. It's about looking at the long-term consequences of your actions. Thinking critically about how different outcomes may occur as a result. Easier said than done but that's how you should build a good future for your kids and grandkids.
I'm just saying we can't take any moral high ground, you have to objective and learn from the past with no emotion.
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Baby boomers were able to afford a brand new house, a nice car, 2.5 kids, yearly vacations, and other chit while working as a bagger at a grocery store

Feelsbad man.

Lmao back then "working part time during the summer" paid off 100% of their college bills, that wont even cover books now, hell that wont even cover gas for your car. Might as well not even work lol
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Originally Posted By wangjiny
Well you can say the same thing for anything that ever happened. So it's not very helpful here. We're trying to learn from the past so we don't make the same mistakes again in the future.

It's about having moral fibre. It's about looking at the long-term consequences of your actions. Thinking critically about how different outcomes may occur as a result. Easier said than done but that's how you should build a good future for your kids and grandkids.
Nah they just want to give MINORS felonies for fighting in school or starting food fights or pulling pranks so those private prisons can fill up their wallets before they kick the bucket. Raising a bunch of drones that are too scared to ask for a raise at work. Boss needs every penny.

Not like the future depends on the YOUTH lmfao

EDIT: Not to mention them voting in Reagan who gave us no fault divorce, further ruining marriage and making Divorce Courts rich lmfao
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Minimum wage in 1975 = $4,306 a month in 2016.

Minimum wage in 1975 = $51,600 a year in 2016.


Minimum wage. For a high school graduate, entry level, no skills job.


That's how good Boomers had it. They could get ANY job at minimum wage, and make the equivalent of $51,600 a year in today's money.
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baby boomers, my parents included, think that being born into and growing up in one of the most prosperous periods of history was somehow due to their skill and hard work. they are wilfully ignorant of the carnage they have left behind for the generations to follow.

i no longer talk about with or take advice on financial matters from my parents because it is clear they have no fukking idea what they are talking about.

i have a masters degree in accounting and economics, work in finance, and they still deem in necessary to offer money advice. i simply nod and say thanks and continue to tip half my pay into savings and an index fund.

fuk them and their generation, srs
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Originally Posted By CalmWind
Minimum wage. For a high school graduate, entry level, no skills job.

That's how good Boomers had it. They could get ANY job at minimum wage, and make the equivalent of$51,600a year in today's money.
LMAO that's pretty much the average starting salary of my undergrad business school (one of the best in the country)
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Originally Posted By BrahPlease
Baby boomers were able to afford a brand new house, a nice car, 2.5 kids, yearly vacations, and other chit while working as a bagger at a grocery store

Feelsbad man.

Lmao back then "working part time during the summer" paid off 100% of their college bills, that wont even cover books now, hell that wont even cover gas for your car. Might as well not even work lol
Working part time @ 20 hours a week, for 2 months, at minimum wage in 1975 = $4,306 in 2016 dollars.


It gets a lot worse if you go back to 1970.


Working part time @ 20 hours a week, for 2 months, at minimum wage in 1970 = $5,971 in 2016 dollars.
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Originally Posted By twopiece
baby boomers, my parents included, think that being born into and growing up in one of the most prosperous periods of history was somehow due to their skill and hard work. they are wilfully ignorant of the carnage they have left behind for the generations to follow.

i no longer talk about with or take advice on financial matters from my parents because it is clear they have no fukking idea what they are talking about.

i have a masters degree in accounting and economics, work in finance, and they still deem in necessary to offer money advice. i simply nod and say thanks and continue to tip half my pay into savings and an index fund.

fuk them and their generation, srs
Originally Posted By wangjiny
LMAO that's pretty much the average starting salary of my undergrad business school (one of the best in the country)
Even with all of the wealth and prosperity the Boomers had.....

they still voted themselves things like MedicAid, to further make their lives easier.
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Basically, things are much harder and much worse worse for hard-working, driven young men than they were 40 years ago.

Smug, arrogant, communist lib baby boomers will tell us that we need to suck it up and deal with it, as they vote for Hussein for a third term to prolong the gravy train.

LMFAO
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Originally Posted By Jasonw1178
There is only one generation that deserves a lot of respect, and there aren't many left. They are called the Greatest Generation and that's no joke. They grew up during the depression, and it was 10x worse than anything we saw, and there were no safety nets when it first happened. People seriously were starving and homeless, got sick with no help and died. They went through all of this, only to have to go fight the most deadly war in history. Then, somehow they came back and build the greatest economy in the world. They made one mistake, and that was spoiling their kids and turning them in to a generation of entitled *******s, we call baby-boomers. Most of the things the baby boomers take credit for, such as the civil rights of the 60's, were actually due to the efforts of Greatest Generation, the BB were nothing but college kids making a stink protesting and crap. They actually did nothing.

Baby boomers took everything their parents made, and milked it to past the limits, and now we have to pick that crap up. It's kind of like one man starts a business, and it is going good, then his kids take over.... the BB'ers are the kids.

With that said, I will say the Millenials are doing some cringy crap. These failure to launch snowflakes with their safety pins who can't figure out what gender they are and crying because their candidate didn't win the election. The only thing the BB'ers had going for them was their dad and mom whooped their asses when they got too bad, these milenials have never even been told no before.
I mean to be fair they didn't magically create a strong economy.

War is the best way to increase production and employment, while also creating demand. If you win a war then you also get the spoils, and the USA was in a very unique position. Every other western country had been bombed to pieces and needed to rebuild. The USA had tons of metal factories.
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Originally Posted By ScubaStevo
Basically, things are much harder and much worse worse for hard-working, driven young men than they were 40 years ago.

Smug, arrogant, communist lib baby boomers will tell us that we need to suck it up and deal with it, as they vote for Hussein for a third term to prolong the gravy train.

LMFAO
And they've killed the freedom in american businesses. They introduced so many regulations in the past 40 years, that it's virutally impossible to start your own business in some industries by yourself. This was intentional, to decrease competition against their baby boomer businesses.
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op doesn't mention anything about the economic climate change the rapidly surpasses that of the industrial revolution nor the developments in the social climate that change the entire interactive experience of centuries
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op doesn't mention anything about the economic climate change the rapidly surpasses that of the industrial revolution nor the developments in the social climate that change the entire interactive experience of centuries
interested in hearing your perspectives relating to these two topics in more details
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Originally Posted By CalmWind
And they've killed the freedom in american businesses. They introduced so many regulations in the past 40 years, that it's virutally impossible to start your own business in some industries by yourself. This was intentional, to decrease competition against their baby boomer businesses.
When they finally slow down the internet and partition it up between different companies for fastlanes, which is the biggest "river" of cultural exchange (it furthers innovation basically, the faster speeds go, the bigger files we can use and such, thus the higher quality etc.), these ass holes will have the markets cornered because they're too lazy to innovate themselves and dont want competition. Bunch of cowards. Just like how they tried to push Elon Musk out of the market with Teslas instead of innovating chit themselves. Just like with the ban on weed.
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I mean to be fair they didn't magically create a strong economy.

War is the best way to increase production and employment, while also creating demand. If you win a war then you also get the spoils, and the USA was in a very unique position. Every other western country had been bombed to pieces and needed to rebuild. The USA had tons of metal factories.
The Marshall Plan had countries indebted to us as well. Helped put us on top
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Originally Posted By wangjiny
interested in hearing your perspectives relating to these two topics in more details
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Originally Posted By FunnyWeasel
baby boomers are geriatric expensive trash and nothing else.

Fuking lmao at the advancement of medical technology. Sure these old fuks will live a lot longer but given their chitty attitude and how they treat people in service jobs, its best to leave them alone altogether.

Also, I agree with the labor participation rate at all time high. 95 million people are not in the labor force and my ass they want to enter again to put up with trash customers all of the time. Underemployment is legit seeing as I have to go outside every now and then to get carts at the grocery store I work at just because some of the baggers are middle aged and don't have the energy like they used to.



edit: its gonna be hilarious as hell to see how these retired jackasses will try to sell their homes. You can buy a house in Detroit for $100 I believe but Detroit is a godforsaken city that's no better than the wild west towns that was put to rest when railroads was built past them.

Across the country millennials are living in apartments, condos, and their parent's house aren't they? Can't save money for a mortgage when that there $20k student debt gotta be paid off first. But wait, what about that new car? Ah well, I think my car can go for 10 more years.
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Originally Posted By FunnyWeasel
baby boomers are geriatric expensive trash and nothing else.

Fuking lmao at the advancement of medical technology. Sure these old fuks will live a lot longer but given their chitty attitude and how they treat people in service jobs, its best to leave them alone altogether.

Also, I agree with the labor participation rate at all time high. 95 million people are not in the labor force and my ass they want to enter again to put up with trash customers all of the time. Underemployment is legit seeing as I have to go outside every now and then to get carts at the grocery store I work at just because some of the baggers are middle aged and don't have the energy like they used to.



edit: its gonna be hilarious as hell to see how these retired jackasses will try to sell their homes. You can buy a house in Detroit for $100 I believe but Detroit is a godforsaken city that's no better than the wild west towns that was put to rest when railroads was built past them.

Across the country millennials are living in apartments, condos, and their parent's house aren't they? Can't save money for a mortgage when that there $20k student debt gotta be paid off first. But wait, what about that new car? Ah well, I think my car can go for 10 more years.
and.... my 30k+ /yr tax dollars go to .... drum roll please ... the loser that can't even return my cart the front of costco!!! round of applause everyone
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