Baby Boomers say todays youth are ignorant and lazy. Check it out, well worth the read and I'm sure we can have a nice discussion in here about it beings that we have half the community Echo boomers and the other half Baby boomers 
Echo boomer and Baby boomers hash it out!
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I'm definitely lazy. I am ignorant, everyone is though. Some a lot more than others. I would say that I am a lot less ignorant than my classmates, seeing as how I am more exposed to new ideas and have lived overseas
But yes, very nearly all echo boomers are lazy, not all are ignorant though. It mostly depends on various variables such as the families they are raised in and other such things.
But yes, very nearly all echo boomers are lazy, not all are ignorant though. It mostly depends on various variables such as the families they are raised in and other such things.
But the environment which they are raised depends on those Baby boomers, right? So why accuse the echo boomers for doing as they were raised to do?
yeah, i think today's youth are pretty...
eh, i don't feel like finishing this post. i'm going to go watch t.v.
eh, i don't feel like finishing this post. i'm going to go watch t.v.
My opinion hasn't changed much.
I still think the mass majority of society AS A WHOLE, INCLUDING but not limited to the youth, could be summed up as a bunch of teen movie-watchers with makeshift morals that have no idea what really goes on in the world.
That's the average. There aren't enough moral, intelligent people in the world to make a difference.
I still think the mass majority of society AS A WHOLE, INCLUDING but not limited to the youth, could be summed up as a bunch of teen movie-watchers with makeshift morals that have no idea what really goes on in the world.
That's the average. There aren't enough moral, intelligent people in the world to make a difference.
- another yet to be completely corrupted! Thank God.Originally posted by BobTheFearlessFish
did anyone else see the title of the post and think he was referring to nuclear missile subs
As a staunch non-believer in these ridiculous, narrow-minded views of dividing people into such completely arbitrary "generations" so that the media can make a big, overblow, stupid hype about the Big Global Trend Of The Day<sup>TM</sup>, I have little else to say in response to the article.
Pfft, you know all of those fucktards were spoiled snot nosed bitches when they we're kids. I think someone needs to be slapped with a UNIX manual.
I don't know if this is a coincidence or not, but take a look at the numbers and how it correlates with wars/conflicts within that generation.
1945-1964 WWII, Korea
1965-1974 Vietnam
1975-1994 Not bloody much compared to the other generations.
1945-1964 WWII, Korea
1965-1974 Vietnam
1975-1994 Not bloody much compared to the other generations.
Kuroshio Apocal
Sucka Free
- Cold War, Gulf War, various minor conflicts where all intervention seems to exacerbate the situation infinitely.
And they ask why we're so cynical.
Weren't these the ****ers who started the whole "peace" movement and other rebellious acts against their parents?
Ignorant? Ha! Aren't these the idiots who can't even change the time on THEIR watch without asking someone younger than 10?
Ignorant? Ha! Aren't these the idiots who can't even change the time on THEIR watch without asking someone younger than 10?
Originally posted by A_Rimmerlister
*ahem* WW2 started in 1939/1940 ... a real soldier would know such things ...
then again those Yankees were late (as usual)
Bleh. No soldiers here, thank God.
I should have been more clear however. What I meant to say is that those generations had to deal with lost friends and relatives, if not having gone to war themselves. Basically. Having experienced loss, they knew the true value of quality of life.