Im so glad that the new blood

[Eko]

Has rediscovered morality for us and understands the political reality of inequality. I guess we are just too old and in the way.

[NCTraveler]

1. Such forward thinking.

https://m.

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[Eko]

2. They are young. They always think they know everything.

I sure did.

[Trust Buster]

3. Yes, a 28 year old is setting us straight. Redirected income in the form of stagnant wages

Began with the rise of Reagan, some 38 years ago. Our 28 year old friend missed out on the first 10 years of this phenomenon. Ironically, a person who is the age of 66 years today was 28 years old when redirected income by way of stagnant wages began as a economic phenomenon. We should all be thankful that such wisdom has come our way.

[Wwcd]

5. Man, can't believe an entire generation didn't figure that out!

But wait...the 15 yr old next door thinks people in their 20's have no clue what her generation of young teens needs!
Ya know, cuz they're old.
Haaa...

[Eko]

6. Yup,

This is the first we have ever heard of this. I thank her from the bottom of my heart, only, I never had furbees and two vans in my family, couldn't have two vans in the govt subsided housing, only one parking spot allowed. We also had food stamps and powdered milk, lived in trailer homes, single mom raised us, free lunch, food stamps, my clothes were from my cousins, never got to go on vacation until my 30's, wore tennis shoes with three pairs of socks in the Idaho winter. So yeah, we don't know what the fuck you are talking about.

[Wwcd]

4. My neighbor's 15 yr old daughter thinks anyone over 20 is stupid & too old to know the

needs of her generation.

Appears certain pols nearing that 30 yr mark are already old-&-in-the-way to the generation behind them.
Have fun!

Go figure.

I remember calling anyone over 40 "establishment".