Boomer Math
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You can see this in action how most boomers like call everyone a snowflake. Yet when given the most slight inconvenience they completely break down. They project because deep down they know their children have it worse and harder than than they did. But if they ever admit it they think it would invalidate what they worked for and went though.
While in many aspects boomers lived some through the best times in modern history. It wasn't all good they were children while the "civil rights" movement and the consequences of the propaganda was in full force. While we have built some resistance to the tactics used in 60's and 70's it similar to the current relentless propaganda used in a high trust White society that had little defenses to the tactics used. They were sucker punched by jewish psychological operations and it clearly fucked their their ability to logic.
If they could just admit that life is hard, but that their children and grandchildren have it harder. All Whites could work for White unity and we could accomplish so much. But it'll never happen on a mass scale because most boomers are 65 years or older and too old to care to change now.
Remember when we used to have leaded gasoline in cars? For decades, until someone was finally able to force the government to stop it? Welp, that put enough atmospheric lead into our air, globally, that everyone got lead poisoned. GenZ and some Millenials caught the tail end, as well.
That's why they're like this.
Anyways, to your comment. Yes, they do feel as if acknowledging their kids and grandkids have it harder invalidates their own experience because to a point it kind of does. Consider that because they had so many advantages for themselves, it was also easier for them as parents than any prior generation of parents to set up their kids and progeny for success.
But they didn't.
How many of them are going to be handing their kids a paid off home? More likely they're kids will be inheriting a home with a mortgage, or two, or a reverse mortgage.
How many of them set up dedicated, recurring contribution tax shelters for their kids like a 529 or UTMA or minor IRA?
They couldn't jerk themselves off hard enough. Their kids are struggling and they know they could have done something about it if they had acted when they were younger.