Please tell me this comment is satirical. If not, that’s just genuinely sad. Boomers have never been ones to look up to. I live in a city full of them and deal with them every day.
What you don’t like about them? Boomers has lots of pros, and very few cons. They’re polite people, they have lived the golden age of America and humanity: the age were buying a house was cheap, in a period of time with enough technology to not wash their own clothes in the river, but not enough to screw it up with AI and smartphones. Low divorce rate compared with the younger generation, etc.
Oh, let’s see. They’re selfish, they treat everybody else as below them, they think everybody today has the same opportunities and healthy economy that they did, they cling to power long after they’re well past the point of being completely out of touch with modern reality, and they act like the entire world should cater only to them. Fuck 'em. The vast majority I deal with at work are cranky, miserable, rude, with a permanent scowl on their face. They do nothing but complain and there is nothing you can ever do to please them, and you can bet your ass they’ll still show up the next day to do it again. They also can’t drive and I’ve been struck by one at an intersection because her eyes were so bad she didn’t see me.
But sure, keep talking about how they’re “polite”.
No, they’re not. Also, polite =/= good. That’s also completely ignoring that they’re the generation that spat on drafted veterans when they came home from Vietnam.
Low divorce rate compared with the younger generation
Firstly, they ARE polite and good people. That thing you’ve mention about veterans it doesn’t apply to the entire generation. That last paragraph that you’ve wrote full of whining and bitterness could (almost) never have been written by the Boomer generation. Most of them doesn’t insult other people for free, like you just did. In that sense they have a better quality as humans than you. That’s more typical in our generations: whining when somebody tells you the truth.
Secondly the article you’ve mentioned is not taking in consideration the low marriage rate that the following generations have and people living outside the US. Besides those divorces are boosted by the “gray divorce”. In they meantime, their children were living with both parents.
And finally, they have some extras advantages: they still lived the golden age of human history for the reason I’ve mentioned in my previous response. Baby Boomers embraced family instead of having those dumb things that nowadays are polluting the western society, like gender ideology, climate change whining, socialism, etc.
Please tell me this comment is satirical. If not, that’s just genuinely sad. Boomers have never been ones to look up to. I live in a city full of them and deal with them every day.
What you don’t like about them? Boomers has lots of pros, and very few cons. They’re polite people, they have lived the golden age of America and humanity: the age were buying a house was cheap, in a period of time with enough technology to not wash their own clothes in the river, but not enough to screw it up with AI and smartphones. Low divorce rate compared with the younger generation, etc.
Oh, let’s see. They’re selfish, they treat everybody else as below them, they think everybody today has the same opportunities and healthy economy that they did, they cling to power long after they’re well past the point of being completely out of touch with modern reality, and they act like the entire world should cater only to them. Fuck 'em. The vast majority I deal with at work are cranky, miserable, rude, with a permanent scowl on their face. They do nothing but complain and there is nothing you can ever do to please them, and you can bet your ass they’ll still show up the next day to do it again. They also can’t drive and I’ve been struck by one at an intersection because her eyes were so bad she didn’t see me.
But sure, keep talking about how they’re “polite”.
haha oki, I’ll keep talking about that.
Sorry about the toxic people in your work though. Maybe a healthy solution would be a kick in their balls 😇
No, they’re not. Also, polite =/= good. That’s also completely ignoring that they’re the generation that spat on drafted veterans when they came home from Vietnam.
Factually incorrect. https://www.goldbergjones-wa.com/divorce/divorce-by-generation/
https://www.lhudspethfamilylaw.com/boomers-vs-millennials-divorce-rates/
Now are you done pulling completely bullshit claims out of your ass?
haha, nope, I can keep claiming all day, dude 😉
Firstly, they ARE polite and good people. That thing you’ve mention about veterans it doesn’t apply to the entire generation. That last paragraph that you’ve wrote full of whining and bitterness could (almost) never have been written by the Boomer generation. Most of them doesn’t insult other people for free, like you just did. In that sense they have a better quality as humans than you. That’s more typical in our generations: whining when somebody tells you the truth.
Secondly the article you’ve mentioned is not taking in consideration the low marriage rate that the following generations have and people living outside the US. Besides those divorces are boosted by the “gray divorce”. In they meantime, their children were living with both parents.
And finally, they have some extras advantages: they still lived the golden age of human history for the reason I’ve mentioned in my previous response. Baby Boomers embraced family instead of having those dumb things that nowadays are polluting the western society, like gender ideology, climate change whining, socialism, etc.