The first two world wars were started by old cunts born in the 1800s who still viewed the common class as cattle. You have to realize that World War 1, for the most part, was literally just a wargame being played between nobles that got out of hand. World War 2 was just the aftershock. Realistically, no generation has had it easier than boomers. There's a reason that in Europe, we call the 1950s to 1970s "the glorious years". Life was never easier than it was in the 1950s - and you might say that it hasn't been easier since. Here is what boomers benefited from that we do not benefit from today: >cheap housing >post-war economy, meaning cheap shit everywhere and next to no unemployment >employment that doesn't require a lot of education or qualifications >employment that across the board will pay for a house and a family easily >actual freedom - though personal freedoms mostly died after 9/11, so more than just boomers got to enjoy it
What we have now that boomers did not have: >personal computers >the internet
I don't want to sound like a leftie, but the world we live in, that boomers did not live in, is an overpopulated world where capitalism has grown utterly fucking rampant.
To ensure stability and security, personal freedoms and free speech just keep on fucking dying, to the point where the only actual freedom you have is your choice of entertainment which, honestly, fucking peasants had that freedom as well.
Ethnicities and culture are torn apart for "the GDP" and people are just treated not as individuals but as resources.
Life has become so expensive and unstable that actually raising a family is too expensive to be done. All you are expected to do now is work on your career from the cradle to the grave.
So as much as boomers like to pretend, no, they did not work more than we will in our lifetimes. They did not spend their entire lives being good little worker bees who don't make a fuss.
Listen. The people at the top think that the people underneath are failures, that anyone could get there if they wanted. But this is a lie. Only a certain kind of person can get to the top. Being at the top requires climbing up on top of the others, and pushing them down to keep them there. The kind of person most likely to succeed is a sociopath. Every single person at the top of the pyramid is a cold-blooded sociopath. It's always been like that, it always will be like that
Henry Ramirez
trips what? what are you talking about? what does this have to do with onpu?
Even with that, boomers had it easy as fuck. Even the most retarded could form a family and have a decent income. Even fucking taxes weren't as high as now, 40% of my income goes to fucking taxes Jesus Christ.
I'd be morelikely to take you seriously if you weren't a fucking pedo
Kayden Robinson
even being a pedo wasn't a horrible thing 60 years ago, fucking boomers took that from us too
Carson Walker
It’s also ironic how boomers would tell their kids growing up that they needed to get straight A’s and go to college “or else you’ll be stuck flipping burgers at McDonalds”. And today, there are numerous straight A students with college degrees who are currently flipping burgers at McDonalds, simply because those are the only jobs that exist.
Jack Myers
Because they were indoctrinated into the wrong thing. Follow the rules and receive your reward, how laughable. Nothing is free, they should have learned that as their first lesson. They gave up their ability to think to their machines and that's what they became, a tool for the machine. Have they forgotten what it means to be free, to be an entrepreneur? You don't need to be a genius to realize working for others will never further your goals. I guess they have to have them in the first place though, a desire that hasn't been given to them.
Jace Ward
I would advocate for a constitutional rewrite if I weren't scared of what we would come up with.
Things that should be addressed constitutionally: Corporate Citizenship separate from individual Infant/fetal citizenship Streamline registration for taxpaying citizens with ONE (1) Federal ID dynamic social welfare system for paying citizens National Elections Drug and intoxicant Laws . These are just a few.
James Reed
I don't see anything there about gassing Jews
Sebastian Diaz
This isn't freedom, this is slavery that reinforces the notion that your life was well spent.
Joseph Bennett
>dynamic social welfare system for paying citizens I would love to hear some details about this part of your plan
Ethan Campbell
Jannies sticky pedo thread who would have guessed.
First, eliminate medicare/medicade and expand the VA. It's not the VA anymore, it's the government healthcare system. The constitution already provides for the postal system, but it needs to be revamped and reorganized. Then I would organize federal food and financial assistance based on tax bracket and the current federal budget. That covers hot button issues, but I'm leaving a lot out because I'm not in office and have no idea the amount of things we actually do. Also this is all m00t because insurance industries etc would never allow it. The key is that all of this would be filtered through one database, rather than sorting through multiple state and federal agencies. Also it would only go to registered citizens who pay taxes (a basic structure for tax code is something that should also be on the original list) What i meant by "Dynamic" is that it has to be able to grow and shrink with the country. There has to be defined infrastructure in place to grow, shrink, add, or remove specific services. An API if you will.
Cooper Edwards
what does any of this have to do with onpu?
Charles Hernandez
Onpu was Beckyrt's apprentice but they almosy never talked, they just walked through the trails together and eventually she moved away and became the caretaker of her own forest
