The Baby Boomer Question

It_is_my_time said:
The boomers, both the men and women of the west, are the result of 65+ years of satanic programming via the television. It is too late to reverse these changes for them, we can only learn from their mistakes. The first lesson is to turn the TV off.

Often, when I talk to a boomer, I feel like I am talking to a television. And that television is either CBS/NBC/ABC or Fox News. I just nod, go along with them, because I know it is too late to teach them better and I don't have the time, and then move on with my life.
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Your assessment is pretty spot on from what I have seen of these "men". Their weakness is glaring so all they do is try to one up each other pretending to be tough and cool, it's very odd and off putting. They are all the same so they all just play off each other doing it...
 
Boomers are ultimately to blame for all the terrible things happening today. They were the original "radicals" that gave us things like the "sexual revolution", which has destroyed millions of people through divorce, abortion, and, most recently, "trans". Boomers cared more about having sex than their own kids.
 
Towgunner said:
Boomers are ultimately to blame for all the terrible things happening today. They were the original "radicals" that gave us things like the "sexual revolution", which has destroyed millions of people through divorce, abortion, and, most recently, "trans". Boomers cared more about having sex than their own kids.
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None of them see it that way at all, they see themselves as the tough guys and anyone younger is just an idiot and this is all their fault. When you tell them that all of this happened under their watch they'll just deflect the blame to anything else.

I still hold to what I said in regards to not blaming anyone else, including "boomers", in regards to your financial situation but societally I have come to realize that they are worthless and weak. Life was too easy for them and now that the chickens have come to roost it's all everyone elses fault. Again my main experience with men of that age are of immigrants, this is my first time dealing with born and raised American "men" who are of boomer age....it has absolutely been an eye opener.
 
I can’t stand comparisons of generations because most people compare the current young adult generation (Gen Z today) to the current 30 something Millenials to the old man Gen X to the very old boomers. Need to compare all to how they were in their 20’s so it’s apples to apples. People change views, work ethic, morals etc considerably over decades of life experience and what has impacted them.
 
bubs said:
I can’t stand comparisons of generations because most people compare the current young adult generation (Gen Z today) to the current 30 something Millenials to the old man Gen X to the very old boomers. Need to compare all to how they were in their 20’s so it’s apples to apples. People change views, work ethic, morals etc considerably over decades of life experience and what has impacted them.
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It isn't about being young or old or life experience that changes how you view things. Most boomers grew up in a time that simply no longer exists any where on the planet. They grew up with the most advantages, the easiest childhood, the easiest environment to raise children. They had the benefits of both modern technology and tradition homogeneous civilization. They grew up when the stars aligned perfectly but what's more is they were brainwashed by the TV from the time they were toddlers up to today. After they die out, most of TV "news" will die with them.

Talking to them, about almost any subject, is like talking to a child. You just have to sort of agree with them, laugh to yourself, and move on. "All you have to do is get a college degree, and get a job, and save a little bit and you can live the American dream" says the boomer who doesn't realize none of this available in this day and age. "The stock market will always give you 8% average per year" after we destroyed the US dollar and civilization to keep it propped up until the bubble pops for good, and real inflation is nearly 8% itself and jobs pay half per COL of what the boomer had.

I feel bad for them, they are often stunted, have no idea what is going on in the world, and are shunned and shammed by younger people, and they don't know why. So, they hide in their little enclaves, saying things like "kids these days just don't want to work" while paying an illegal $25 to mow their lawn, when per COL they made $100 to do it when they were kids.

Things will not get better without them. They are the last of the competent blue collar workers in droves. We are already experiencing shortages with hands on labor, electricians, HVAC, carpenters, etc.
 
It_is_my_time said:
They had the benefits of both modern technology and tradition homogeneous civilization.
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Perfect storm, but everyone would rather believe they "worked hard" which isn't necessarily untrue, but there is zero awareness of the fact that people don't even really have a chance to work hard and get anything out of it anymore. Or have a 20 year old wife.
It_is_my_time said:
"All you have to do is get a college degree, and get a job, and save a little bit and you can live the American dream" says the boomer who doesn't realize none of this available in this day and age. "The stock market will always give you 8% average per year" after we destroyed the US dollar and civilization to keep it propped up until the bubble pops for good, and real inflation is nearly 8% itself and jobs pay half per COL of what the boomer had.
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That's why I am secretly rooting for the collapse of pensions and 401ks, though whatever I think or want obviously doesn't matter. I won't even say anything, but I'll have an "I told you so" grin to a lot of them. Even the so called conservatives that couldn't be honest about how Con, Inc. never held a line for their whole lives.
 
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The social upheavals that we associate with the Boomers were well underway in the 1950s when they were kids of parents still living under the influence of the Victorian era. The Frankfurt School had already established itself in Berkeley alongside the doctrines of Crowley in pop culture and it was the first era when the teenager was seen as distinct from childhood or adulthood. A very small percentage of Boomers went to university in contrast to Millennials and Gen-Z to be re-educated by the Foundations, NGOs and political officers. Even then, the CIA had to ensure that the large numbers of young people didn't side with the USSR so it funnelled them down the Trotsky path instead.

The Boomers' large demographic meant that they were leverage for political and financial forces that existed before their coming of age. This was aided by their being the first voting bloc to base their views of the world on TV.
 
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