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» I can't believe I didn't realize until now how smug it must be to be a boomer
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post 10000270918 3 days ago, 01:58 AM
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I can't believe I didn't realize until now how smug it must be to be a boomer

Got to live through peak American society

Bought your first home in your early to mid 20's by working a normal job

Now it's worth millions

Stayed at that 1 job for your entire career, gaining seniority along the way, until retiring with a fat pension and full benefits

Society sucks now and keeps getting worse compared to what you experienced but who really cares since you already got to experience the best of it when you were in your prime

Younger generations despise you, but again, who cares what they think...you already got yours

After all, who are they to think you owe them anything just because you had it so good

Can double down on the hatemaxxing by defiantly and unapologetically giving them absolutely nothing

Most of your generation will be gone within the next decade or so before dystopia completely takes over

Basically enjoyed the party when it was at its best and then dipped out before it became too subpar and underwhelming
post 10000270923 3 days ago, 02:10 AM
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post 10000270940 3 days ago, 02:57 AM
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Not to mention I inherited billions . Gotta like that old money ded srs
Back with my Fam
post 10000270942 3 days ago, 02:59 AM
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Originally Posted By GMiscer
Got to live through peak American society

Bought your first home in your early to mid 20's by working a normal job

Now it's worth millions

Stayed at that 1 job for your entire career, gaining seniority along the way, until retiring with a fat pension and full benefits

Society sucks now and keeps getting worse compared to what you experienced but who really cares since you already got to experience the best of it when you were in your prime

Younger generations despise you, but again, who cares what they think...you already got yours

After all, who are they to think you owe them anything just because you had it so good

Can double down on the hatemaxxing by defiantly and unapologetically giving them absolutely nothing

Most of your generation will be gone within the next decade or so before dystopia completely takes over

Basically enjoyed the party when it was at its best and then dipped out before it became too subpar and underwhelming
My dad is a European boomer but it still is kinda applicable.
post 10000270952 3 days ago, 03:25 AM
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Hilarious how mentally weak Gen Z is. Triggered by old people who worked hard their entire life.
Sit on web-forums crying about them... LOL

People used to lie on their paperwork to get into the service at age 16 (my Dad did). Today, a person that age cries when their iPhone misbehaves or breaks.
Clown Gen of Piss...
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Demturd Commies Shall Rot in Piss
post 10000270989 3 days ago, 04:28 AM
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Originally Posted By AnabolicMind
Hilarious how mentally weak Gen Z is. Triggered by old people who worked hard their entire life.
Sit on web-forums crying about them... LOL

People used to lie on their paperwork to get into the service at age 16 (my Dad did). Today, a person that age cries when their iPhone misbehaves or breaks.
Clown Gen of Piss...
Repped.
FLAT: 225x15 INCLINE DB 100x15 incline bench 225x8 deadlift: [RETIRED!! OUTTA HERE] FS: 225X14
post 10000271005 3 days ago, 05:22 AM
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Originally Posted By AnabolicMind
Hilarious how mentally weak Gen Z is. Triggered by old people who worked hard their entire life.
Sit on web-forums crying about them... LOL


All the while they live at home and have everything paid for....pathetic bunch
post 10000272665 2 days ago, 12:37 AM
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bump
post 10000272694 2 days ago, 02:22 AM
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Originally Posted By Thebigzub
All the while they live at home and have everything paid for....pathetic bunch
More like how I work my ass off to pay for the social security you fat old fucks collect knowing I’ll never get any
post 10000272696 2 days ago, 02:32 AM
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Originally Posted By Basedbabyy
More like how I work my ass off to pay for the social security you fat old fucks collect knowing I’ll never get any
Can Gen Z Expect Social Security Benefits? The short answer is yes. The Social Security trust funds are expected to continue paying retirement benefits into the future.

Current estimates indicate that the Social Security trust funds will be depleted in the mid-2030s. After this, ongoing tax revenues will still cover an estimated 80% to 81% of promised benefits. To prevent this reduction, lawmakers will likely have to take legislative action—such as raising the payroll tax rate, increasing the maximum taxable earnings cap, or raising the full retirement age. [1, 2, 3]



Now STFU and go to work so I can play golf the next 25 years
post 10000272719 2 days ago, 04:18 AM
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Feeble minds make fun of things they resent or dont understand

Even tho they will be that exact thing eventually
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