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In reply to the discussion: Will the youth of America be willing and able to stop fascism? [View all]Maeve
(43,500 posts)52. The kids are all right--give them a chance
Boomers are such a large group, we got attention for turning out in the '60's, but face it--the majority of us weren't counter-culture then, nor now (way too many of us are MAGAnuts). The current group are too busy to be in the streets as much, but that doesn't mean they don't care; they have been thru too much.
I know my own kids and I work with folks half my age--I'm going to trust them not to destroy their own futures. We have very rough times ahead; together, we can see them thru.
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A big chunk of America is toxically mentally ill because of the churches and religious leaders they
PufPuf23
Jul 2022
#39
It's a shame their elders did such a shitty job raising and educating them. nt.
Mariana
Jul 2022
#44
60's era also deeply influenced by Vietnam and the draft. Nothing like being sent against your will
hlthe2b
Jul 2022
#6
So I guess that you think that since my generation accelerated the end of the Vietnam War
Chainfire
Jul 2022
#18