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Millenials thank the Boomers for leaving us with trillions of dollars of debt from two Middle East wars that were lost and should have never been fought to begin with. Wars were the dead soldiers were Gen X and Gen Y.
The cost of those wars is pennies compared to your Messiah's looting of the treasury.
You regret your votes, you just don't know it yet.
All I can say is -- I'm glad Millenials can afford to pay the taxes they voted for in 2008 and 2012.
And it should be a blast figuring out how to support yourselves with unlimited immigration and a job market that will be increasingly constrained by automation.
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Originally Posted by Goinback2011
The cost of those wars is pennies compared to your Messiah's looting of the treasury.
You regret your votes, you just don't know it yet.
^ like i say, this is all just blatant trolling.
When the person saying it doesn't care if it is accurate, you probably shouldn't either.
I <3 being part of the non existent generation (aka Gen X). It's funny watching you guys fight non stop over such stupid crap, considering you're both (boomers and millennials) full of ****. Also, these generational monikers pretty much only describe upper middle class straight white people..
Thank you. I'm a Gen Xer myself but go with the Boomers since no one ever talks about Gen x and I was right on the Cusp.
Meanwhile, the Gen-Xers are quietly going to work and raising their families, completely confounded by the generation war between the Boomers and Millenials, who are apparently the center of the universe, at least in their own minds.
Five points, Ringo and Aquarius, for beating me to the punch.
Why should I worry about deficits that amount to money the banks owe the banks? Even if I live another 20 years I will not have to pay any of it back.
It's the millenials who will get stuck with the higher taxes.
Good thing they can afford it, huh?
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Wars were the dead soldiers were Gen X and Gen Y.