Yep, that's definitely me.They are cool in that, "suicidal, lead poisoned, and deeply scarred by the neoliberal reforms of the 80s, isolating sexist individualist ideology of the times, and the decline this all caused. They have serious mental health issues and are in denial of that and so many pressing social and political issues.
Upon rereading what I wrote... yeah, I guess you guys are the coolest then. You are the first of many subsequent generations to have your hopes and dreams crushed by stock market crashes, needless expensive wars, and unregulated new technological markets.Yep, that's definitely me.
Actually not true. When genx grew up there was no war. Vietnam, yeah that was boomer generation. Iraq 2, that was millanials. Genx grew up in that window of peace time. Iraq 1 was like a picnic, some sorta camping.Upon rereading what I wrote... yeah, I guess you guys are the coolest then. You are the first of many subsequent generations to have your hopes and dreams crushed by stock market crashes, needless expensive wars, and unregulated new technological markets.
At the end of the day, we can come together and agree on one certain thing at the very very least. Gen Alpha is screwed.
That is the thing about generations... the window is super wide. I am practically the last of my own being born in 95, yet I am grouped in with those born as early as 81. While there may not have been wars in which the US was quite so directly involved, the same cannot be said of the rest of the world... make no mistake, there was still a lot of meddling in foreign affairs back then, but it would not have been on Americans' radars so much unless you were into political activism then.Actually not true. When genx grew up there was no war. Vietnam, yeah that was boomer generation. Iraq 2, that was millanials. Genx grew up in that window of piece time. Iraq 1 was like a picnic, some sorta camping.