Date: 8/07/2016 13:40:38
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 919859
Subject: Generational Disunity

Bernard Salt: time for the me generation to accept hardship

So whoever this guy is he’s raised this issue in a remarkably repugnant fashion. This is essentially the baby boomer generation seeking to safeguard their retirement nest eggs by blaming the state of, dare I say, their economy on the younger generations.

So what happens when you assume entitlement to handing on a torch?

This question is not just directed at the baby boomer generation but also the political system that employs it’s system of internal promotion intended to minimise internal dysfunctional competition but easily used to maximise a cushy job with minimum oversight, obviously not a system that provides anything for the community that isn’t delivered in a completely back-handed fashion.

With this as an example being set by those who claim to be those who should be listened to it should have surprised no one that the goth/emo culture of jaded disinterest is reflected within the voting youth population of the globe. The UK/US/AUS political systems are reaping the return of a limited liability system in which all credit is taken with no recognisable responsibility provided in return.

The question that remains to be answered is can those in areas of authority genuinely predict the result of failing to come up with effective solutions to the challenges they throw at the children they claim to raise?

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Date: 8/07/2016 13:45:37
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 919860
Subject: re: Generational Disunity

My parents didn’t raise me. Star Wars did.

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Date: 8/07/2016 13:49:27
From: roughbarked
ID: 919861
Subject: re: Generational Disunity

Postpocelipse said:


My parents didn’t raise me. Star Wars did.

That’s becoming obvious

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Date: 8/07/2016 13:51:17
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 919862
Subject: re: Generational Disunity

roughbarked said:


Postpocelipse said:

My parents didn’t raise me. Star Wars did.

That’s becoming obvious

You do not take the state of politics at the moment as seriously as I?

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Date: 8/07/2016 13:58:35
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 919863
Subject: re: Generational Disunity

Possibly but not as probable as some may think given the promise of sunlit uplands and certainty of the continuum the post war period exuded.
The newlings see only boom receding in their rear view mirror and are sad.
The oldlings remember seeing boom boom receding in their rear view mirror and were glad.

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Date: 8/07/2016 14:00:05
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 919864
Subject: re: Generational Disunity

:)

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Date: 8/07/2016 14:04:40
From: roughbarked
ID: 919866
Subject: re: Generational Disunity

Postpocelipse said:


roughbarked said:

Postpocelipse said:

My parents didn’t raise me. Star Wars did.

That’s becoming obvious

You do not take the state of politics at the moment as seriously as I?

I honestly have no idea how anyone doesn’t demand their tax back. THe bastards are simply wasting your money on their frivolous bullshit.

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Date: 8/07/2016 14:06:52
From: Peak Warming Man
ID: 919868
Subject: re: Generational Disunity

10 police officers shot in Dallas.

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Date: 8/07/2016 14:08:59
From: CrazyNeutrino
ID: 919872
Subject: re: Generational Disunity

Peak Warming Man said:


10 police officers shot in Dallas.

Why don’t they all just have one big shoot out and be done with it.

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Date: 8/07/2016 14:10:21
From: roughbarked
ID: 919875
Subject: re: Generational Disunity

CrazyNeutrino said:


Peak Warming Man said:

10 police officers shot in Dallas.

Why don’t they all just have one big shoot out and be done with it.

That is a distinct possibility.

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Date: 8/07/2016 14:24:46
From: dv
ID: 919887
Subject: re: Generational Disunity

Postpocelipse said:


Bernard Salt: time for the me generation to accept hardship

So whoever this guy is he’s raised this issue in a remarkably repugnant fashion. This is essentially the baby boomer generation seeking to safeguard their retirement nest eggs by blaming the state of, dare I say, their economy on the younger generations.

So what happens when you assume entitlement to handing on a torch?

This question is not just directed at the baby boomer generation but also the political system that employs it’s system of internal promotion intended to minimise internal dysfunctional competition but easily used to maximise a cushy job with minimum oversight, obviously not a system that provides anything for the community that isn’t delivered in a completely back-handed fashion.

With this as an example being set by those who claim to be those who should be listened to it should have surprised no one that the goth/emo culture of jaded disinterest is reflected within the voting youth population of the globe. The UK/US/AUS political systems are reaping the return of a limited liability system in which all credit is taken with no recognisable responsibility provided in return.

The question that remains to be answered is can those in areas of authority genuinely predict the result of failing to come up with effective solutions to the challenges they throw at the children they claim to raise?

I feel so entitled that I don’t even want to pay 4 dollars to read the article.

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