#31
Did I mention,, 'abominably stupid'? Why, yes, I did.
Here, let's make him whine a bit about AI:
"The Rise of Corporate Influence: Many of the economic shifts that younger generations struggle with " like the rise of short-term shareholder value, deregulation, and soaring housing markets"were driven by specific corporate policies and systemic political changes, not the consensus of ordinary citizens.
Historical Context: Everyday Baby Boomers simply navigated the economic landscape of their time. Benefiting from a post-WWII economic boom or purchasing affordable housing was a standard life path, not a malicious plot against future generations.
The Class Divide Outweighs the Generational Divide
The Wealth Gap: Critics of generational warfare point out that the real division in modern society is between the hyper-wealthy elite and the working class, rather than older individuals versus younger individuals."
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Were I such a whiner as he, I might complain about foreigners who come here to make money while planning to retire back to their Communist dictatorship, which has also been taken over by corporate interests and runs an even more corrupt security state than we have here.
I guess if an ethnosupremacist, fascist movement in Pakistan or India gains enough traction that we end up funding several needless wars and invasions and a genocide on their behalf, or if one of their fascist leaders comes waltzing into Congress and receives an extended standing ovation by the vast majority of those present, then I might start to be a bit more concerned about the long-term effects of and the illegality and illegitimacy involved in the initial partition 80 years ago.