9 months ago1 point(+0/-0/+1Score on mirror)3 children
But what I want to know is, what made them retarded in the first place? In Japan, shouldn't their boomers all be conservative samurais? Did their comfy careless life turn them into libtards, or what was it?
I guess it is the "good times create weak men" part of the cycle, lol. Like our zoomers who seem to be in the "hard times create strong men" part.
we did. the USA. we forced them to allow women to vote in their surrender treaty. we buck-broke their media and their men. we didn't allow them to have a military. we sent niggers to staff airforce bases their and to rape their women.
Im guessing its because the boomers got their info from TV. While the younger ones got their info from the internet . Though im more racist than my own father and he uses the internet..... but he only ever looks at mainstream news sources and not alternative sites. I wonder if their minds are still stuck in the 80's where things were still comfy for them despite all the multicultural propaganda being pushed so they assumed multiculturalism is ok or something and they are incapable of seeing that times have changed.
9 months ago1 point(+0/-0/+1Score on mirror)1 child
I don't know about that. I can clearly see how things are different from when I was a kid; I think most Millenials can.
For Boomers in particular, their lives *haven't* changed. They got wealthy by going to school, saved and bought a house, and now that house has made them millionaires. They don't feel the downturn because they're insulated from it.
My dad is somewhat aware of how things have changed, my 70 year old mother has no idea. I bought my house last year for 300k. It's a nice house, but it would have been 180k in 2015. I went thru bidding wars with other buyers for months.
One day I'm telling my mom about what the housing market is like right now. She gave me some insight into what year she thought it was with her remarks. She said stupid things like offering 40k less because you could just do that in the 90's. And then thinking people have enough buying power to demand that owners fix things in the house before it's sold. It's not that market anymore.
I guess it is the "good times create weak men" part of the cycle, lol. Like our zoomers who seem to be in the "hard times create strong men" part.
For Boomers in particular, their lives *haven't* changed. They got wealthy by going to school, saved and bought a house, and now that house has made them millionaires. They don't feel the downturn because they're insulated from it.
One day I'm telling my mom about what the housing market is like right now. She gave me some insight into what year she thought it was with her remarks. She said stupid things like offering 40k less because you could just do that in the 90's. And then thinking people have enough buying power to demand that owners fix things in the house before it's sold. It's not that market anymore.