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Topic	How much longer will the United States remain as it is?
EnragedSlith 12/18/18 5:53:10 PM #25:	Godnorgosh posted... EnragedSlith posted... Godnorgosh posted... EnragedSlith posted... Were raising perpetual teenagers instead of adults who feel entitled to comfort rather than more secure avenues to stability. That's just a consequence of increasing cost of living + wage stagnation (bear in mind that this has been happening for four decades) making it more difficult or impractical for people to move out. Its a consequence of a lot of things, this being one of them. Our parents prepared us for the world they grew up in, not the one were in, and we (as a country) havent proved to be very adaptable I mean, yes, of course parents were prepared for their world, not ours. But who would have been? Thats what I mean about adaptability. At a certain point, the ethos changed from deferred to instant gratification, and it was around the age of the baby boomers. They pushed what worked for them onto their kids and pushed even further the idea that you could be whatever you wanted, and it didnt fit what happened to industry and the economy. --- ultimate milf hunter https://imgur.com/lCEdce6 https://imgur.com/2N1Ezia https://imgur.com/ukJ6sPJ https://youtu.be/IDYaHvDiTr4 <cite>EnragedSlith posted [p:914351745] in How much l... [t:77312520]...</cite> <quote><cite>Godnorgosh posted...</cite> <quote><cite>EnragedSlith posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Godnorgosh posted...</cite> <quote><cite>EnragedSlith posted...</cite> <quote>Were raising perpetual teenagers instead of adults who feel entitled to comfort rather than more secure avenues to stability.</quote> That's just a consequence of increasing cost of living + wage stagnation (bear in mind that this has been happening for four decades) making it more difficult or impractical for people to move out.</quote> Its a consequence of a lot of things, this being one of them. Our parents prepared us for the world they grew up in, not the one were in, and we (as a country) havent proved to be very adaptable</quote> I mean, yes, of course parents were prepared for their world, not ours. But who would have been?</quote> Thats what I mean about adaptability. At a certain point, the ethos changed from deferred to instant gratification, and it was around the age of the baby boomers. They pushed what worked for them onto their kids and pushed even further the idea that you could be whatever you wanted, and it didnt fit what happened to industry and the economy. --- ultimate milf hunter https://imgur.com/lCEdce6 https://imgur.com/2N1Ezia https://imgur.com/ukJ6sPJ https://youtu.be/IDYaHvDiTr4</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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