Millenials

[Tictac]

Tits, feelz boy, you are the emperor of projection. There's nothing to use my words for with 30-something misanthropes. You'll take not a thing from here as you are empty.

And a Speedy, again - I did not choose my birth cohort. Talk to the "Greatest Generation" about that. Your rendition of the 60s is funny in a little boy's way. Your public school education is showing.

My 22-year old son can mop the floor with you sad grouches, intellectually and physically.

Sheesh.

 

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Tits, feelz boy, you are the emperor of projection. There's nothing to use my words for with 30-something misanthropes. You'll take not a thing from here as you are empty.

That's all well and good tictac but we still haven't established which part you actually disagree with and why. A bunch of emotionally charged descriptive words aimed at me but then what?

My 22-year old son can mop the floor with you sad grouches, intellectually and physically.

Obviously takes after his mother then, you seem to be struggling Again tictac do you really need to be this defensive over some honest talk about millenials. The only one "sad" and "grouchy" so far has been you mate.

 

[Tictac]

We disagree tits, nothing more.

I said that there has never in the history of mankind been a better time to live than right now.

The proof is everywhere you look, in virtually every demographic and economic statistic.

You see it differently.

Enjoy!

 

[Bokanovsky]

I said that there has never in the history of mankind been a better time to live than right now.

Then why is the suicide rate at an all-time high and a quarter of the population is on anti-depressants? Personally, I am of the view that we have reached a peak in the 1950's as far as the standard of living is concerned and it's been downhill from there (this, of course, does not necessarily apply to non-western countries). Since the 1950's, economic improvements have been limited while social degeneracy has been accelerating. I mean, can you really think of any material comforts that you have today that people didn't already have in the 1950's? I can't think of many. At the same time, I can think of plenty of social problems that we have today that didn't exist or were minimal in the 50's.

 

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We disagree tits, nothing more.

I said that there has never in the history of mankind been a better time to live than right now.

The proof is everywhere you look, in virtually every demographic and economic statistic.

You see it differently.

Enjoy!

Hence why gated community sh!tlib millenials raised on a steady diet of cult-Marx agitprop can actually get away with spending their days "here's why that a problem"-ing and status whoring.

However the poz is starting to reach critical mass and inevitably it will be unsustainable. They're only coasting on the coattails of past success, a largely homogeneous society and higher IQ producers. Once that's sucked dry it's game over for the manufactured feeelz and 1st world faux outrage.

^^ Do you see that tictac? Nobody had even disagreed with you up until Mr Bokanovsky here.

A bit of real talk and humour over the pozzed state of millenials should not evoke such pantsh!tting hypersensitivity tictac. It is what it is.

 

[Stagger Lee]

Then why is the suicide rate at an all-time high and a quarter of the population is on anti-depressants? Personally, I am of the view that we have reached a peak in the 1950's as far as the standard of living is concerned and it's been downhill from there (this, of course, does not necessarily apply to non-western countries). Since the 1950's, economic improvements have been limited while social degeneracy has been accelerating. I mean, can you really think of any material comforts that you have today that people didn't already have in the 1950's? I can't think of many. At the same time, I can think of plenty of social problems that we have today that didn't exist or were minimal in the 50's.

I agree. All kinds of demographic statistics show America deteriorated socially starting in the 60's, and economically for the middle class and lower after about '72. I wasn't around in the 50's and 60's, but I remember back to the 80's. And I watched this country deteriorate in the 90's, 00's and 10's. My parents and relatives etc were around in the 50's and they say it was better back then.

 

[Vulpine]

Hey im a millenial, born in 88 (where were you a holes in 88?).

In school, learning how to properly employ hyphens, commas, and apostrophes.

Let's see, time for DJ math...

Born in 75, lost my virginity at 13...

Is your mom's name Monica, Sandra, Stacy, Terri, or Shannon, noob?

No, wait, that one chick, at her friend's place in Marshall... damn, I can't remember her name...
:nervous:

Yikes! I could have a 26 year old millenial love child on the SS forums!

 

[Darth]

I'm technically a Millenial, but I claim pre-Boomer membership. I have far more in common with the folks in their early 70s now, born directly before the Boomers. And no, I'm not a "hipster", whatever the hell that means.

 

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More weak whyte millenial faggotry. This time taking a leaf out of the fat and fugly feminists playbook.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aljJSNemsIw

Ummm I'm like totes tired of hearing about my body. It's kind of problematic ! wow just wow, I don't even.......

Sharia law is sounding better and better by the day.