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I’m in the I am a simple woman I love jesus and books shirt also I will do this generation right behind the boomers (not even sure what that group is called). My brother and sister the same. Grew up small town Iowa poor, divorced alcoholic parents. Fast forward we are are doing fine and their kids who are 30 something are doing even better than us. Because people make invalid inferences. Younger generations see the problems impacting their generation, correlate the boomer generation with the existing policies and laws, and then conclude hat millions of people that comprise the boomer generation are responsible for their current predicament. In reality, life is more complicated than that. Only a minority of people are able to exercise and sustain political power. The average boomer is just trying to live their life like everyone else and just happened to be alive and take advanatage of American economic prosperity at its height.

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Boomers, more specifically, conservative boomers, are responsible for most of the I am a simple woman I love jesus and books shirt also I will do this problems our country is facing today. They grew up in a world without ‘globalization’, out of high school one could get a well paying factory job that would probably see you thru to retirement. A lot of them lost their retirement funds via stuff like the Enron Scandal, not all got a rich and cushy old age as so many people seem to assume. Globalization is what ruined the present generation’s chances – maybe politicians DID run for office on “Let’s shut down all U.S. manufacturing!” But all the old people I’ve met said ‘globalization’ was a shitty deal – maybe their view from the food pantry line is skewed or out of step here(?) Go and read any one of the the thousand, fifteen paragraph long, masturbatory articles they wrote about themselves, about how they’re the greatest generation, and how all other generations after them are nothing but lazy bums who don’t know how to do anything right. I don’t have a problem with the generation as a whole. But, it’s incredibly frustrating working with them when they refuse to learn modern technology. It’s not that they can’t learn, they just think they (and everyone else) should do things their way. People who judge boomers to the extent where it’s a derogatory term don’t understand that they were revolutionary for their time. They were raised by “the silent generation” and were radical in comparison to their parents. Change takes time and it’s subtle. You really need to study history to understand the nuances of generational time and experiences.

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