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Thread: FUKKING LOL @ Boomers dissing Millenials

post 1476703761 12-28-2016, 01:16 AM
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Originally Posted By nortonc64⏩
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
That guy makes 50k a year, why does he need your tax dollars?
post 1476703971 12-28-2016, 01:20 AM
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Originally Posted By nortonc64⏩
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
The fact that you're looking down upon someone who's doing honest and good work is part of the reason why we're in this mess. Not to mention there is zero logic in your post.
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post 1476705041 12-28-2016, 01:42 AM
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oh look another whiny entitled millennial trying to pass the buck, people from third world countries who come to america with empty pockets and can't even speak english can go on and make something of themselves but nope aparently it's too hard for ****s like op, just wants everything served to him on a platter

hurr durr mah selbish baby booma genurashun keep me down
post 1476705281 12-28-2016, 01:46 AM
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Originally Posted By ahdonbilivit⏩
oh look another whiny entitled millennial trying to pass the buck, people from third world countries who come to america with empty pockets and can't even speak english can go on and make something of themselves but nope aparently it's too hard for ****s like op, just wants everything served to him on a platter

hurr durr mah selbish baby booma genurashun keep me down
Oh look, another ad hominem attack, how wonderful.

I have a top tier education and never said I want everything served to me. My parents came from dirt poor backgrounds and worked their way up the ladder.

looking at your past posts, just another fukking red troll. next.
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post 1476705651 12-28-2016, 01:56 AM
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Originally Posted By wangjiny⏩
Oh look, another ad hominem attack, how wonderful.

I have a top tier education and never said I want everything served to me. My parents came from dirt poor backgrounds and worked their way up the ladder.

looking at your past posts, just another fukking red troll. next.
You have a top tier education. You are obviously in a tighter spot than the baby boomers.

The question is what are you going to do about it?

What is your strategy?
post 1476705841 12-28-2016, 02:00 AM
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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
External attribution error much? Herp derp forgo an education instead of changing the system that is literally designed to **** an entire generation of our nation's children up the ass.

Tuition has increased at double the rate of inflation and (much like our health care system) has almost completely removed the idea of paying out of pocket for higher education. That is **cking crazy...


Source: College Board, Annual Survey of Colleges; NCES, IPEDS data.

Why is the price of education increasing despite the quality of education going nowhere? It's because school administrations and loan agencies are milking the children of America and they're getting away with it. Student loans have become the most uncompetitive, oppressive, and predatory debt in this country's history.

Federal legislation championed by chit organizations like Sallie Mae have birthed personal fortunes while lobbying for legislation that took away consumer protections allowing them to collect inflated debt.

There's also a ripple effect... Small businesses create the majority of jobs in this country and you have a generation that is put in a chit position for entrepreneurship. It will also effect the housing market.

Glad I got a full-ride scholarship... but I feel really bad for some people.
post 1476705941 12-28-2016, 02:04 AM
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Originally Posted By WarriorRustler⏩
You have a top tier education. You are obviously in a tighter spot than the baby boomers.

The question is what are you going to do about it?

What is your strategy?
Strategy for what? I'm not looking to create a revolution or anything. A famous professor of mine's motto resonates with me: learn-earn-return - those are the 3 stages of life. Right now I'm in between learning and earning, doing a bit of both. I volunteer my time for youth sports because that's an important cause for me. In the future, I'd like to create a legacy, however small, for disadvantaged kids and help them through education, extracurriculars and mentoring.
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post 1476706121 12-28-2016, 02:16 AM
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post 1476706131 12-28-2016, 02:16 AM
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Originally Posted By wangjiny⏩
Strategy for what? I'm not looking to create a revolution or anything. A famous professor of mine's motto resonates with me: learn-earn-return - those are the 3 stages of life. Right now I'm in between learning and earning, doing a bit of both. I volunteer my time for youth sports because that's an important cause for me. In the future, I'd like to create a legacy, however small, for disadvantaged kids and help them through education, extracurriculars and mentoring.
Your strategy to accomplishing your goals of course.

It seems you have an idea of what you want. So the main thing you need now is a strategy that will make your idea concrete.

This may take some deeper soul searching because the effort required may be greater than the reward.
post 1476706161 12-28-2016, 02:17 AM
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Every generation thinks the next generation are the worst in history even going back to ancient times.
post 1476706281 12-28-2016, 02:20 AM
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Originally Posted By WarriorRustler⏩
Your strategy to accomplishing your goals of course.

It seems you have an idea of what you want. So the main thing you need now is a strategy that will make your idea concrete.

This may take some deeper soul searching because the effort required may be greater than the reward.
I didn't want to stray from the topic so I stayed high-level and didn't provide much detail. We're around the same age and we're living in interesting but exciting times, that's for sure.
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post 1476730981 12-28-2016, 09:16 AM
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Originally Posted By therealistwat⏩
GG whipped the boomers good. Then boomers whipped X out of spite. X then started the "treat your kids like your friends" parenting because they vowed to never be like their parents. Then came us virtual age safe-space narcissists.
This.
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post 1476732311 12-28-2016, 09:27 AM
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I think a big part of it is that millennials are rejecting a lot of the boomer values and way of life, not least because in many areas it simply doesn't exit now because the world has changed.

Many are calling them the most privileged generation in history but they love to make out how hard it was 'in their day'. They seem to see cheaper consumer electronics as life on easy mode or something.
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.
Nailed it
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post 1476732871 12-28-2016, 09:33 AM
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I hire Baby Boomers, Gen-Xers and Millennials and can safely say that in my experience they all can be outstanding or ****heads. I have a 26 year old at my company running the most profitable silo (VoIP) and is one of the hardest workers in my company. She also happens to be a woman in an all male industry so my views have changed significantly since hiring her.
post 1476733191 12-28-2016, 09:35 AM
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post 1476733491 12-28-2016, 09:38 AM
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Originally Posted By yabbayabba⏩
What is scary is in 60 years all the safe space, limp wristed, self hating cucks of today are going to think the next generation is even worse.
can it get any worse? are we headed for idiocracy?
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post 1476733981 12-28-2016, 09:41 AM
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X generation is best generation
post 1476734551 12-28-2016, 09:45 AM
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Originally Posted By Frank
X generation is best generation
Waiting for y'all to completely usurp the old clowns from their power. Enough is enough. Send them all to Florida and build a wall around it
post 1476735581 12-28-2016, 09:54 AM
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WOAT generation of all time
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post 1476735791 12-28-2016, 09:55 AM
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Originally Posted By Frank
X generation is best generation
Definitely one of the hardest working generations.
post 1476735891 12-28-2016, 09:56 AM
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Originally Posted By solidus2k3⏩
WOAT generation of all time
Worst of all time generation of all time?? Redundancy much?
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Here are my 2 cents:

If you're fcking around on the Misc when you should be using the Internet to job search/sending out resumes, then don't blame anyone else for your laziness. Lol....
post 1476738871 12-28-2016, 10:22 AM
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It's not just the boomers OP.

Yes times were easier when they were young compared to the battle today but also we have a generation of libtard snowflakes that won't work, would rather start anti trump rallies who can't figure out which gender they are.

Honestly I cannot believe that this transgender thing is coming to fruition. It blows my mind. I told a friend a couple weeks ago I'd bet $10k today that within 10 years there will be a debate about incest rights and sex with animals etc... first it was gay rights, now it's transgender rights, what's next?
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There's advantages and disadvantages to growing up in any particular generation. I would argue that in todays digital age, global markets, and worldwide reaching sources of media (including social media) that there is incredible opportunity for entrepreneurs and creative minds. The average person may not be able to go and get some menial job and live high on the hog, but a real go getter can become very rich. We have people who literally make hundreds of thousands of dollars (maybe more) and they're just a spokesperson on Instagram, or they have a YouTube channel. Baby boomers couldn't do that.

See the opportunity you have, or see the opportunity that no longer exists. One of these ways of thinking will lead to success and the other will lead to being stereotyped as a whiney millennial. You get to choose.
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^ great post. There is plenty of opportunity out there, but it's far different than what was available to previous generations.
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BRB Boomer:
- Brb, walk onto construction job and get job no safety certifications or equipment needed
- Brb, get into ivy league with B's
- Brb, pay tuition with summer job
- Brb, married at 18-20, kids by 21-22
- Brb, expecting millennials to replicate it all and that the world works the same as it did way back.
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Originally Posted By Jizmeister⏩
It's not just the boomers OP.

Yes times were easier when they were young compared to the battle today but also we have a generation of libtard snowflakes that won't work, would rather start anti trump rallies who can't figure out which gender they are.

Honestly I cannot believe that this transgender thing is coming to fruition. It blows my mind. I told a friend a couple weeks ago I'd bet $10k today that within 10 years there will be a debate about incest rights and sex with animals etc... first it was gay rights, now it's transgender rights, what's next?
Stupid post.

I think today's generation must use their brains more to get ahead where in the past you could get a head on pure physical/menial labor.
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Dude, it has nothing to do with all that. It has a lot to do with how kids are those days compared to the old youth.

But you weren't born earlier to experience the differences so......
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Originally Posted By therealistwat⏩
Because these old coots didnt do a bad job themselves right?

Installing failed regimes. OVER AND OVER AGAIN
Training dictators who would turn against us right out of Fort Benning, GA. OVER AND OVER AGAIN.
Selling weapons to terrorists. Despite Eisenhower warning us of the rabbit hole it would be.
Dividing up territories and supporting the wrong minorities to keep in the strife.
Out sourcing or jobs just to get Wal-Mart and crap in return.
Whoring out for Bureaucracies


If anything Gen X needs to take over ASAP. BB's have run their course
The problem is that these mistakes aren't easily reversible. Ex. outsourcing jobs, it's hard for businesses to be competitive if they don't outsource jobs, and it's hard to convince the consumer to pay the extra costs of not outsourced services/products. Even then, there's a lot of economic research that supports outsourcing of jobs. All the problems they have created usually split opinions, and it's hard to make a change one way or another.

It's a long road ahead boyos.
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