Wherever you land on this argument .... doesn't this really remain to be seen?

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Mar 27, 2017
11:58:38am

Coug Eastwood All-American

Wherever you land on this argument .... doesn't this really remain to be seen?

I won't argue either side, but rather say that we need to see how millennials turn out as adults and senior citizens. We need more time to measure their impact for good and bad on the country as a whole (economics, politics, social issues, etc), and how their actions may affect future generations.

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Coug Eastwood

Previous username: buck4055
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Joined: Aug 29, 2005
Last login: Oct 31, 2024
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Millennials > Baby Boomers

immacougar

3/27/17 11:27am

Isn't that what makes you a cougar?

Metallicat

3/27/17 11:30am

Well yes. ~76MM to ~75MM. But quantity doesn't beat quality.

Tokolosh

3/27/17 11:31am

Jezza and byupacker thumbing up your post doesn't help your case.

The Board Idiot

3/27/17 11:31am

... he typed on a computer his parents bought him while living in their basement

John Doe

3/27/17 11:31am

statistically fatter at the same age, yes

3/27/17 11:32am

Please defend this outrageous claim.

Cougarrr

3/27/17 11:33am

Living in an economy, ecosystem, and political system ruined by the boomers is n

vagabonder

3/27/17 11:42am

what a bunch of whiny babies. Seriously Millennials have so much more in

GeauxCougs

3/27/17 12:00pm

How do tuition, rent, and book prices now compare to previous generations?

vagabonder

3/27/17 1:42pm

I don't know. Adjust for inflation and let me know

GeauxCougs

3/27/17 2:51pm

As far as education costs go it is much harder now...

Tokolosh

3/27/17 2:57pm

The culture has been damaging

Dissenter

3/27/17 3:04pm

Agreed. But that is a different issue...

Tokolosh

3/27/17 3:18pm

I know my degree cost me an arm and a leg.

GeauxCougs

3/27/17 3:05pm

For that same degree today you would probably have to give up the other arm...

Tokolosh

3/27/17 3:18pm

I'm not that old. I finished dental school in 09 and

GeauxCougs

3/27/17 3:28pm

Then you are experiencing some of the same costs that millennials are...

Tokolosh

3/27/17 3:31pm

I do realize it. That is why I have so little sympathy for them. Sure it sucks

GeauxCougs

3/27/17 3:36pm

True the ideas that have made it so will find their fruition in the Millienial

cdr88

3/27/17 12:47pm

True, but that ain't sayin much.

3/27/17 11:34am

"Both are terrible." - GenX

TrackCoug

3/27/17 11:35am

This is both accurate and true.

Cougarrr

3/27/17 11:37am

As opposed to accurate and false?

Dissenter

3/27/17 6:00pm

The quoted phrase was true, and his assessment of it being said was accurate.

Cougarrr

3/27/17 6:12pm

Gen Xers are better than both groups so there is that.

GeauxCougs

3/27/17 11:36am

Gen Xers, by and large, are terrible parents and to blame for the millenial issues.

3/27/17 12:19pm

again, cry me a river. blame the parents when the kids have a world of

GeauxCougs

3/27/17 12:36pm

Gen X started in 1961. So they are 56 now, some with 30 year old kids.

3/27/17 1:01pm

You are right. I'm a late gen Xer and my oldest is 15

GeauxCougs

3/27/17 2:54pm

Terrible/non-existent parenting has led to a whole lot of social ills.

califcougar

3/27/17 1:16pm

I see your point. Still hate the blame game.

GeauxCougs

3/27/17 2:55pm

I agree with you on an individual level, on an individual level one should not

califcougar

3/27/17 3:04pm

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trjohnson007

3/27/17 5:41pm

Only a millenial would blame parent for their faults.

ditch

3/27/17 9:24pm

'the establishment', counter-culture, hippies, etc are the exact same thing

Dissenter

3/27/17 11:11pm

2 generations that benefitted by huge quality of life increase, with no problems

DumpsterFire

3/27/17 11:38am

What do you mean Baby boomers didn't worry about the Cold War

Dissenter

3/27/17 2:25pm

At waiting on government handouts. But it's close.

unctoothman

3/27/17 11:38am

Can't even get their "greater than" symbol right.

3/27/17 11:40am

I think both groups suck pretty equally regardless of the year they were born.

sgriff

3/27/17 11:54am

Wherever you land on this argument .... doesn't this really remain to be seen?

3/27/17 11:58am

My hope for Millennials, 1) don't be spend thrifts like the democrats and don't

Nat Gas Man

3/27/17 12:15pm

Probably. baby boomers reared these little snowflakes.

Y'zFan

3/27/17 12:28pm

This is the real truth. Boomers yewted up everything including the children.

boogers

3/27/17 12:57pm

Who's to blame, the kids that suck today or their sucky parents and profs

sgriff

3/27/17 12:59pm

Quote from Frank Martin. (SC head coach)

credfern84

3/27/17 2:15pm

Handing out participation trophies: the baby boomer trigger warning.

holipuluki

3/27/17 2:25pm

The Greatest Generation > All others.

BlueVU

3/27/17 3:22pm

No argument there.

Kuga

3/27/17 8:40pm

Unfortunately.

Tsisquan

3/27/17 9:19pm

A related facebook post from a friend

supercoco

3/27/17 5:09pm

Oregon Trail Gen > Gen X > Baby Boomers > Millenials

Kuga

3/27/17 8:38pm

wait how did the gen x do anything born of worth in the 70s...they weren't

Nat Gas Man

3/27/17 8:47pm

RE: wait how did the gen x do anything born of worth in the 70s...they weren't

Kuga

3/27/17 9:00pm

um that boom was because of the baby boomers and so was the failure with the

Nat Gas Man

3/27/17 9:08pm

I said credit goes to Gen X for "holding on" during the 70's...

Kuga

3/27/17 9:14pm

True, the sad thing is their kids, the Homeland generation have some real issues

Nat Gas Man

3/27/17 9:17pm

Where does Generation X fit into the equation?

joFan

3/27/17 10:18pm

see reply right above yours - attempted placement of Gen X

Kuga

3/27/17 10:24pm

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