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In reply to the discussion: A Generation of Sociopaths: How the Baby Boomers Betrayed America [View all]dixiegrrrrl
(60,010 posts)35. Also an advantage by being raised in the family of Great Depression survivors.
Much common sense, thrifty behavior to be passed down, for which I am grateful to my Grandmother and mother.
Not all of us who lived in the admittedly Golden generation got to enjoy much of it any more than these people did
in a earlier generation.
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Nice way to find another argument for dividing people rather than bringing them together.
The Velveteen Ocelot
Mar 2018
#3
Thank you. Vietnam, women's rights that apparently are being taken quite for granted
Wwcd
Mar 2018
#28
It does nothing but show the blatant & absolutle ignorance of a certain segment of our populace
Wwcd
Mar 2018
#113
The most arrogant, self-entitled person I ever met was born in 1968.
greatauntoftriplets
Mar 2018
#40
No generation since the great depression knows what real economic suffering is.
Binkie The Clown
Mar 2018
#9
Also an advantage by being raised in the family of Great Depression survivors.
dixiegrrrrl
Mar 2018
#35
My father was great. He did not serve for several reasons including health, but when I took
Sophia4
Mar 2018
#87
What an uninformed, no-knowledge-of-history post. There is and always has been a dichotomy in...
brush
Mar 2018
#14
Not to say there aren't plenty of good Boomers, but yeah, it rings true to this Gen-Xer too.
trotsky
Mar 2018
#17
I was fired from my job of more than 16 years at age 62 while recovering from surgery.
greatauntoftriplets
Mar 2018
#36
My friend, you're all over the place with this. You're not proving the point of your thesis.
YOHABLO
Mar 2018
#88
I'm an early boomer - sure as hell wasn't like described. What we faced: Vietnam War
progree
Mar 2018
#95
Actually, unemployment hit 10.8 percent at the height of the Reagan recession. (eom)
StevieM
Mar 2018
#100