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7. What are your conclusions?

Fri Apr 25, 2025, 08:29 AM

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How Gen Z Became the Most Gullible Generation [View all] tritsofme Apr 2025 OP

All of those vid posts here with screaming hyperbole... NewHendoLib Apr 2025 #1

Agreed - I actually read nothing from anyone with screaming caps NewHendoLib Apr 2025 #21

Did Gen Z support Trump over Kamala? everybody everybody Apr 2025 #2

They did not. Mariana Apr 2025 #3

So is that why they're gullible? everybody everybody Apr 2025 #5

Your slip is showing. Scrivener7 Apr 2025 #6

What are your conclusions? Torchlight Apr 2025 #7

Did you read the article? NT Happy Hoosier Apr 2025 #9

Welcome to DU! ... errr ... oops, never mind! RandomNumbers Apr 2025 #22

Gen Z couldn't vote in 2016, so try again. n/t D23MIURG23 Apr 2025 #10

Uh...it says the study was conducted in 2021. tritsofme Apr 2025 #11

They're 1997 to 2012. So the oldest of them could. Scrivener7 Apr 2025 #12

How many years of the Boomers could vote in 2016? D23MIURG23 Apr 2025 #15

Not surprising PJMcK Apr 2025 #13

Misinformation manipulates all generations Fiendish Thingy Apr 2025 #14

Indeed. In my experience the worst writerJT Apr 2025 #17

Reliance on social media and "INFLUENCERS"... Enough said. hlthe2b Apr 2025 #18