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Callixtus 08/23/17 3:34:28 PM #1:	When you think about it, Millenials are the most traumatized American generation probably since WW2. When we were young we realized our country couldn't protect us on 9/11. A few years later the economic security we had was devastated by the financial crisis and the ongoing effects of globalization. Pervasive social media revealed all of the ongoing issues with race relations. Finally we have 2016 come along for perhaps the greatest shock of all with Trump's election, which was unthinkable. Was any American generation ever this shook? We must at least be in the top 3. --- KhanofKhans, KhanJohnson, Saloonist, Basileos <cite>Callixtus posted [p:885316024] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote>When you think about it, Millenials are the most traumatized American generation probably since WW2. When we were young we realized our country couldn't protect us on 9/11. A few years later the economic security we had was devastated by the financial crisis and the ongoing effects of globalization. Pervasive social media revealed all of the ongoing issues with race relations. Finally we have 2016 come along for perhaps the greatest shock of all with Trump's election, which was unthinkable. Was any American generation ever this shook? We must at least be in the top 3.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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C7D 08/23/17 3:37:15 PM #3:	Yet that generation, post depression/ WW2 generation) is widely regarded as "The Greatest Generation." <cite>C7D posted [p:885316189] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote>Yet that generation, post depression/ WW2 generation) is widely regarded as "The Greatest Generation."</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Funkydog 08/23/17 3:37:22 PM #4:	I blame you, specifically. Hand yourself in please, TC. --- http://i.imgur.com/BGbZK.gif <cite>Funkydog posted [p:885316196] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote>I blame you, specifically. Hand yourself in please, TC.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Callixtus 08/23/17 3:37:46 PM #5:	leverageblargh posted... Oh no you poor baby are you literally shaking right now Meh I'm fine. But i think it goes a long way in explaining the SJW movement and their need for safe spaces. They're scared. --- KhanofKhans, KhanJohnson, Saloonist, Basileos <cite>Callixtus posted [p:885316235] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote><cite>leverageblargh posted...</cite> <quote>Oh no you poor baby are you literally shaking right now</quote> Meh I'm fine. But i think it goes a long way in explaining the SJW movement and their need for safe spaces. They're scared.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LittleRoyal 08/23/17 3:37:53 PM #6:	My cousins in vietnam say American culture and growing up in schools here teaches you to be entitled and think everyone owes you something, and to be whiny. They make racist jokes about how since I'm American I probably think they can't pick on me (...) And basically say I am turning white any time I complains. Well then I saw large amounts of Americans complaining that a game doesn't have characters they like and it's like a recurring thing to American gamers complaining about it. And it made me wonder if their stereotype is sometimes true. --- I-I really needed this~~ Time to stomp some faces!!! <cite>LittleRoyal posted [p:885316248] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote>My cousins in vietnam say American culture and growing up in schools here teaches you to be entitled and think everyone owes you something, and to be whiny. They make racist jokes about how since I'm American I probably think they can't pick on me (...) And basically say I am turning white any time I complains. Well then I saw large amounts of Americans complaining that a game doesn't have characters they like and it's like a recurring thing to American gamers complaining about it. And it made me wonder if their stereotype is sometimes true.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Callixtus 08/23/17 3:39:00 PM #8:	C7D posted... Yet that generation, post depression/ WW2 generation) is widely regarded as "The Greatest Generation." They got to come out of it all as the greatest victors in modern history, who established a global system of unprecedented peace. We can't even win in Afghanistan or Iraq after 20+ years of trying lmao --- KhanofKhans, KhanJohnson, Saloonist, Basileos <cite>Callixtus posted [p:885316321] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote><cite>C7D posted...</cite> <quote>Yet that generation, post depression/ WW2 generation) is widely regarded as "The Greatest Generation."</quote> They got to come out of it all as the greatest victors in modern history, who established a global system of unprecedented peace. We can't even win in Afghanistan or Iraq after 20+ years of trying lmao</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Medz2017 08/23/17 3:39:32 PM #9:	The greatest generation went through more and handled life better. --- Hi <cite>Medz2017 posted [p:885316343] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote>The greatest generation went through more and handled life better.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Lost_All_Senses 08/23/17 3:39:53 PM #10:	Callixtus posted... leverageblargh posted... Oh no you poor baby are you literally shaking right now Meh I'm fine. But i think it goes a long way in explaining the SJW movement and their need for safe spaces. They're scared. Humans are scared. More at 11. --- Did I amuse you? <cite>Lost_All_Senses posted [p:885316369] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote><cite>Callixtus posted...</cite> <quote><cite>leverageblargh posted...</cite> <quote>Oh no you poor baby are you literally shaking right now</quote> Meh I'm fine. But i think it goes a long way in explaining the SJW movement and their need for safe spaces. They're scared.</quote> Humans are scared. More at 11.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
lightwarrior78 08/23/17 3:42:48 PM #11:	You're halfway there. Having a shit leader in office, financial uncertainty, even terrorism are facts of life for a lot of the world. The current generation wasn't raised to deal with or expect hardship because parents tried to limit their exposure to such things. Now reality hits and they're overwhelmed and unprepared for a world where their guardians don't or can't just fix the problem for them. They're traumatized because some of this is the first real hardship they've faced, if you can even call some of it hardship and not inconvenience. --- http://backloggery.com/reddthesock <cite>lightwarrior78 posted [p:885316554] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote>You're halfway there. Having a shit leader in office, financial uncertainty, even terrorism are facts of life for a lot of the world. The current generation wasn't raised to deal with or expect hardship because parents tried to limit their exposure to such things. Now reality hits and they're overwhelmed and unprepared for a world where their guardians don't or can't just fix the problem for them. They're traumatized because some of this is the first real hardship they've faced, if you can even call some of it hardship and not inconvenience.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Callixtus 08/23/17 3:43:14 PM #12:	Medz2017 posted... The greatest generation went through more and handled life better. They went through much harder times, but I don't know if they had as many shocks. But they very well may have. Theyre in my top 3 along with the Civil War generation probably. But again, they also got to see success, and in all likelihood we're probably looking at a worse future tbh. --- KhanofKhans, KhanJohnson, Saloonist, Basileos <cite>Callixtus posted [p:885316578] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote><cite>Medz2017 posted...</cite> <quote>The greatest generation went through more and handled life better.</quote> They went through much harder times, but I don't know if they had as many shocks. But they very well may have. Theyre in my top 3 along with the Civil War generation probably. But again, they also got to see success, and in all likelihood we're probably looking at a worse future tbh.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Jagr_68 08/23/17 3:43:23 PM #13:	Callixtus posted... C7D posted... Yet that generation, post depression/ WW2 generation) is widely regarded as "The Greatest Generation." They got to come out of it all as the greatest victors in modern history, who established a global system of unprecedented peace. We can't even win in Afghanistan or Iraq after 20+ years of trying lmao What the fuck is this shitposting.... What do millennials have to do with foreign conflicts??? --- New York Rangers [2004-2008] http://i.imgur.com/BLrKxEd.jpg http://timtim.crevado.com/ <cite>Jagr_68 posted [p:885316583] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote><cite>Callixtus posted...</cite> <quote><cite>C7D posted...</cite> <quote>Yet that generation, post depression/ WW2 generation) is widely regarded as "The Greatest Generation."</quote> They got to come out of it all as the greatest victors in modern history, who established a global system of unprecedented peace. We can't even win in Afghanistan or Iraq after 20+ years of trying lmao</quote> What the fuck is this shitposting.... What do millennials have to do with foreign conflicts???</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Medz2017 08/23/17 3:44:02 PM #14:	lightwarrior78 posted... You're halfway there. Having a shit leader in office, financial uncertainty, even terrorism are facts of life for a lot of the world. The current generation wasn't raised to deal with or expect hardship because parents tried to limit their exposure to such things. Now reality hits and they're overwhelmed and unprepared for a world where their guardians don't or can't just fix the problem for them. They're traumatized because some of this is the first real hardship they've faced, if you can even call some of it hardship and not inconvenience. who is the shit leader? --- Hi <cite>Medz2017 posted [p:885316621] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote><cite>lightwarrior78 posted...</cite> <quote>You're halfway there. Having a shit leader in office, financial uncertainty, even terrorism are facts of life for a lot of the world. The current generation wasn't raised to deal with or expect hardship because parents tried to limit their exposure to such things. Now reality hits and they're overwhelmed and unprepared for a world where their guardians don't or can't just fix the problem for them. They're traumatized because some of this is the first real hardship they've faced, if you can even call some of it hardship and not inconvenience.</quote> who is the shit leader?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Antifar 08/23/17 3:45:06 PM #16:	Note: basically all the soldiers fighting the war on terror are millennials --- kin to all that throbs <cite>Antifar posted [p:885316677] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote>Note: basically all the soldiers fighting the war on terror are millennials</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ImTheMacheteGuy 08/23/17 3:45:42 PM #17:	Callixtus posted... When you think about it, Millenials are the most traumatized American generation probably since WW2. When we were young we realized our country couldn't protect us on 9/11. A few years later the economic security we had was devastated by the financial crisis and the ongoing effects of globalization. Pervasive social media revealed all of the ongoing issues with race relations. Finally we have 2016 come along for perhaps the greatest shock of all with Trump's election, which was unthinkable. Was any American generation ever this shook? We must at least be in the top 3. People call me a millenial, but I don't follow this logic at all. I was in college when 9/11 happened. I do not recall any financial crisis. I remember a minor recession but I just ignored it and it really had no noticeable direct impact on me. I didn't use any social media until I was in my mid 20s. The trump thing was fucking annoying but aside from that, I'm not really understanding the argument here. --- Place-holder sig because new phone and old sigs not saved :/ <cite>ImTheMacheteGuy posted [p:885316711] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote><cite>Callixtus posted...</cite> <quote>When you think about it, Millenials are the most traumatized American generation probably since WW2. When we were young we realized our country couldn't protect us on 9/11. A few years later the economic security we had was devastated by the financial crisis and the ongoing effects of globalization. Pervasive social media revealed all of the ongoing issues with race relations. Finally we have 2016 come along for perhaps the greatest shock of all with Trump's election, which was unthinkable. Was any American generation ever this shook? We must at least be in the top 3.</quote> People call me a millenial, but I don't follow this logic at all. I was in college when 9/11 happened. I do not recall any financial crisis. I remember a minor recession but I just ignored it and it really had no noticeable direct impact on me. I didn't use any social media until I was in my mid 20s. The trump thing was fucking annoying but aside from that, I'm not really understanding the argument here.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Callixtus 08/23/17 3:46:02 PM #18:	Jagr_68 posted... Callixtus posted... C7D posted... Yet that generation, post depression/ WW2 generation) is widely regarded as "The Greatest Generation." They got to come out of it all as the greatest victors in modern history, who established a global system of unprecedented peace. We can't even win in Afghanistan or Iraq after 20+ years of trying lmao What the fuck is this shitposting.... What do millennials have to do with foreign conflicts??? It's our generation fighting, and soon leading those conflicts?? Most of us grew up in the shadow of 9/11 and the invasion of Iraq?? --- KhanofKhans, KhanJohnson, Saloonist, Basileos <cite>Callixtus posted [p:885316738] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote><cite>Jagr_68 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Callixtus posted...</cite> <quote><cite>C7D posted...</cite> <quote>Yet that generation, post depression/ WW2 generation) is widely regarded as "The Greatest Generation."</quote> They got to come out of it all as the greatest victors in modern history, who established a global system of unprecedented peace. We can't even win in Afghanistan or Iraq after 20+ years of trying lmao</quote> What the fuck is this shitposting.... What do millennials have to do with foreign conflicts???</quote> It's our generation fighting, and soon leading those conflicts?? Most of us grew up in the shadow of 9/11 and the invasion of Iraq??</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Blo 08/23/17 3:48:07 PM #19:	Were Nazis part of the greatest generation? --- insert sig here <cite>Blo posted [p:885316860] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote>Were Nazis part of the greatest generation?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Callixtus 08/23/17 3:48:26 PM #20:	ImTheMacheteGuy posted... Callixtus posted... When you think about it, Millenials are the most traumatized American generation probably since WW2. When we were young we realized our country couldn't protect us on 9/11. A few years later the economic security we had was devastated by the financial crisis and the ongoing effects of globalization. Pervasive social media revealed all of the ongoing issues with race relations. Finally we have 2016 come along for perhaps the greatest shock of all with Trump's election, which was unthinkable. Was any American generation ever this shook? We must at least be in the top 3. People call me a millenial, but I don't follow this logic at all. I was in college when 9/11 happened. I do not recall any financial crisis. I remember a minor recession but I just ignored it and it really had no noticeable direct impact on me. I didn't use any social media until I was in my mid 20s. The trump thing was fucking annoying but aside from that, I'm not really understanding the argument here. I mean, Millenial is a very broad term, but most of have grown up in the atmosphere of 9/11, economic insecurity in ways we take for granted (ie the gig economy, part time dominating work, etc). Maybe you weren't bothered by Trump, but college campuses, for example, were rending their garments in mourning. People at my campus were walking the streets crying lol. --- KhanofKhans, KhanJohnson, Saloonist, Basileos <cite>Callixtus posted [p:885316882] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote><cite>ImTheMacheteGuy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Callixtus posted...</cite> <quote>When you think about it, Millenials are the most traumatized American generation probably since WW2. When we were young we realized our country couldn't protect us on 9/11. A few years later the economic security we had was devastated by the financial crisis and the ongoing effects of globalization. Pervasive social media revealed all of the ongoing issues with race relations. Finally we have 2016 come along for perhaps the greatest shock of all with Trump's election, which was unthinkable. Was any American generation ever this shook? We must at least be in the top 3.</quote> People call me a millenial, but I don't follow this logic at all. I was in college when 9/11 happened. I do not recall any financial crisis. I remember a minor recession but I just ignored it and it really had no noticeable direct impact on me. I didn't use any social media until I was in my mid 20s. The trump thing was fucking annoying but aside from that, I'm not really understanding the argument here.</quote> I mean, Millenial is a very broad term, but most of have grown up in the atmosphere of 9/11, economic insecurity in ways we take for granted (ie the gig economy, part time dominating work, etc). Maybe you weren't bothered by Trump, but college campuses, for example, were rending their garments in mourning. People at my campus were walking the streets crying lol.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
chill02 08/23/17 3:49:04 PM #21:	waaaah --- Ave, true to Caesar. <cite>chill02 posted [p:885316915] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote>waaaah</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Apocalyptic 08/23/17 3:50:39 PM #22:	Yes, this generation is full of weak minded people. Nothing we can do about it now. --- ... <cite>Apocalyptic posted [p:885317006] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote>Yes, this generation is full of weak minded people. Nothing we can do about it now.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
asdf8562 08/23/17 3:54:25 PM #23:	Always love the rediculous argument trying to blaim liberals for everything. <cite>asdf8562 posted [p:885317262] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote>Always love the rediculous argument trying to blaim liberals for everything.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Callixtus 08/23/17 4:03:09 PM #24:	asdf8562 posted... Always love the ridiculous argument trying to blaim liberals for everything. Ftfy --- KhanofKhans, KhanJohnson, Saloonist, Basileos <cite>Callixtus posted [p:885317772] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote><cite>asdf8562 posted...</cite> <quote>Always love the ridiculous argument trying to blaim liberals for everything.</quote> Ftfy</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Jagr_68 08/23/17 4:10:42 PM #25:	Callixtus posted... Jagr_68 posted... Callixtus posted... C7D posted... Yet that generation, post depression/ WW2 generation) is widely regarded as "The Greatest Generation." They got to come out of it all as the greatest victors in modern history, who established a global system of unprecedented peace. We can't even win in Afghanistan or Iraq after 20+ years of trying lmao What the fuck is this shitposting.... What do millennials have to do with foreign conflicts??? It's our generation fighting, and soon leading those conflicts?? Most of us grew up in the shadow of 9/11 and the invasion of Iraq?? Considering the high ranking U.S. government which and active military consist mostly of Baby Boomers and some Gen Xers while millenials (both conservative and liberal) voluntarily enlist to fight and die because they're fit for combat, this argument still makes no sense. Your whole theory is just a bunch of excuses to justify whining. --- New York Rangers [2004-2008] http://i.imgur.com/BLrKxEd.jpg http://timtim.crevado.com/ <cite>Jagr_68 posted [p:885318203] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote><cite>Callixtus posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Jagr_68 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Callixtus posted...</cite> <quote><cite>C7D posted...</cite> <quote>Yet that generation, post depression/ WW2 generation) is widely regarded as "The Greatest Generation."</quote> They got to come out of it all as the greatest victors in modern history, who established a global system of unprecedented peace. We can't even win in Afghanistan or Iraq after 20+ years of trying lmao</quote> What the fuck is this shitposting.... What do millennials have to do with foreign conflicts???</quote> It's our generation fighting, and soon leading those conflicts?? Most of us grew up in the shadow of 9/11 and the invasion of Iraq??</quote> Considering the high ranking U.S. government which and active military consist mostly of Baby Boomers and some Gen Xers while millenials (both conservative and liberal) voluntarily enlist to fight and die because they're fit for combat, this argument still makes no sense. Your whole theory is just a bunch of excuses to justify whining.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Gafemage 08/23/17 4:12:31 PM #26:	OP feels familiar, almost like a copypasta... is it? --- http://imgur.com/1EOFcjn http://imgur.com/epjd8zk <cite>Gafemage posted [p:885318300] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote>OP feels familiar, almost like a copypasta... is it?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ivynn 08/23/17 4:13:26 PM #27:	C7D posted... Yet that generation, post depression/ WW2 generation) is widely regarded as "The Greatest Generation." No, those are Baby Boomers. The Greatest Generation is the one that lived through the depression and fought in WW2. --- http://i.imgur.com/vDci4hD.gif <cite>Ivynn posted [p:885318351] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote><cite>C7D posted...</cite> <quote>Yet that generation, post depression/ WW2 generation) is widely regarded as "The Greatest Generation."</quote> No, those are Baby Boomers. The Greatest Generation is the one that lived through the depression and fought in WW2.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ImTheMacheteGuy 08/23/17 4:15:48 PM #28:	Callixtus posted... ImTheMacheteGuy posted... Callixtus posted... When you think about it, Millenials are the most traumatized American generation probably since WW2. When we were young we realized our country couldn't protect us on 9/11. A few years later the economic security we had was devastated by the financial crisis and the ongoing effects of globalization. Pervasive social media revealed all of the ongoing issues with race relations. Finally we have 2016 come along for perhaps the greatest shock of all with Trump's election, which was unthinkable. Was any American generation ever this shook? We must at least be in the top 3. People call me a millenial, but I don't follow this logic at all. I was in college when 9/11 happened. I do not recall any financial crisis. I remember a minor recession but I just ignored it and it really had no noticeable direct impact on me. I didn't use any social media until I was in my mid 20s. The trump thing was fucking annoying but aside from that, I'm not really understanding the argument here. I mean, Millenial is a very broad term, but most of have grown up in the atmosphere of 9/11, economic insecurity in ways we take for granted (ie the gig economy, part time dominating work, etc). Maybe you weren't bothered by Trump, but college campuses, for example, were rending their garments in mourning. People at my campus were walking the streets crying lol. Oh I was bothered by the trump thing. He's a fucking c*. --- Place-holder sig because new phone and old sigs not saved :/ <cite>ImTheMacheteGuy posted [p:885318490] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote><cite>Callixtus posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ImTheMacheteGuy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Callixtus posted...</cite> <quote>When you think about it, Millenials are the most traumatized American generation probably since WW2. When we were young we realized our country couldn't protect us on 9/11. A few years later the economic security we had was devastated by the financial crisis and the ongoing effects of globalization. Pervasive social media revealed all of the ongoing issues with race relations. Finally we have 2016 come along for perhaps the greatest shock of all with Trump's election, which was unthinkable. Was any American generation ever this shook? We must at least be in the top 3.</quote> People call me a millenial, but I don't follow this logic at all. I was in college when 9/11 happened. I do not recall any financial crisis. I remember a minor recession but I just ignored it and it really had no noticeable direct impact on me. I didn't use any social media until I was in my mid 20s. The trump thing was fucking annoying but aside from that, I'm not really understanding the argument here.</quote> I mean, Millenial is a very broad term, but most of have grown up in the atmosphere of 9/11, economic insecurity in ways we take for granted (ie the gig economy, part time dominating work, etc). Maybe you weren't bothered by Trump, but college campuses, for example, were rending their garments in mourning. People at my campus were walking the streets crying lol.</quote> Oh I was bothered by the trump thing. He's a fucking c*.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ImTheMacheteGuy 08/23/17 4:16:30 PM #29:	Callixtus posted... asdf8562 posted... Always love the ridiculous argument trying to blaim liberals for everything. Ftfy gives a thumbs up and an approving nod --- Place-holder sig because new phone and old sigs not saved :/ <cite>ImTheMacheteGuy posted [p:885318526] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote><cite>Callixtus posted...</cite> <quote><cite>asdf8562 posted...</cite> <quote>Always love the ridiculous argument trying to blaim liberals for everything.</quote> Ftfy</quote> gives a thumbs up and an approving nod</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
C7D 08/23/17 4:18:13 PM #30:	Ivynn posted... C7D posted... Yet that generation, post depression/ WW2 generation) is widely regarded as "The Greatest Generation." No, those are Baby Boomers. The Greatest Generation is the one that lived through the depression and fought in WW2. That's what I said? <cite>C7D posted [p:885318619] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote><cite>Ivynn posted...</cite> <quote><cite>C7D posted...</cite> <quote>Yet that generation, post depression/ WW2 generation) is widely regarded as "The Greatest Generation."</quote> No, those are Baby Boomers. The Greatest Generation is the one that lived through the depression and fought in WW2.</quote> That's what I said?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KStateKing17 08/23/17 4:20:26 PM #31:	Callixtus posted... Jagr_68 posted... Callixtus posted... C7D posted... Yet that generation, post depression/ WW2 generation) is widely regarded as "The Greatest Generation." They got to come out of it all as the greatest victors in modern history, who established a global system of unprecedented peace. We can't even win in Afghanistan or Iraq after 20+ years of trying lmao What the fuck is this shitposting.... What do millennials have to do with foreign conflicts??? It's our generation fighting, and soon leading those conflicts?? Most of us grew up in the shadow of 9/11 and the invasion of Iraq?? When the fight started 20+ years ago maybe millennials aren't the problem --- Mains: Xiaoyu/Zafina (Tekken)-Dhalsim (SF)-Jax (MK) Luong/Yamazaki/Joe (KoF) <cite>KStateKing17 posted [p:885318744] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote><cite>Callixtus posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Jagr_68 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Callixtus posted...</cite> <quote><cite>C7D posted...</cite> <quote>Yet that generation, post depression/ WW2 generation) is widely regarded as "The Greatest Generation."</quote> They got to come out of it all as the greatest victors in modern history, who established a global system of unprecedented peace. We can't even win in Afghanistan or Iraq after 20+ years of trying lmao</quote> What the fuck is this shitposting.... What do millennials have to do with foreign conflicts???</quote> It's our generation fighting, and soon leading those conflicts?? Most of us grew up in the shadow of 9/11 and the invasion of Iraq??</quote> When the fight started 20+ years ago maybe millennials aren't the problem</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Callixtus 08/23/17 4:27:36 PM #32:	KStateKing17 posted... Callixtus posted... Jagr_68 posted... Callixtus posted... C7D posted... Yet that generation, post depression/ WW2 generation) is widely regarded as "The Greatest Generation." They got to come out of it all as the greatest victors in modern history, who established a global system of unprecedented peace. We can't even win in Afghanistan or Iraq after 20+ years of trying lmao What the fuck is this shitposting.... What do millennials have to do with foreign conflicts??? It's our generation fighting, and soon leading those conflicts?? Most of us grew up in the shadow of 9/11 and the invasion of Iraq?? When the fight started 20+ years ago maybe millennials aren't the problem I never said Millenials were responsible for these events so you must have misread. That is just the environment in which Millenials received their upbringing and formation. --- KhanofKhans, KhanJohnson, Saloonist, Basileos <cite>Callixtus posted [p:885319142] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote><cite>KStateKing17 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Callixtus posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Jagr_68 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Callixtus posted...</cite> <quote><cite>C7D posted...</cite> <quote>Yet that generation, post depression/ WW2 generation) is widely regarded as "The Greatest Generation."</quote> They got to come out of it all as the greatest victors in modern history, who established a global system of unprecedented peace. We can't even win in Afghanistan or Iraq after 20+ years of trying lmao</quote> What the fuck is this shitposting.... What do millennials have to do with foreign conflicts???</quote> It's our generation fighting, and soon leading those conflicts?? Most of us grew up in the shadow of 9/11 and the invasion of Iraq??</quote> When the fight started 20+ years ago maybe millennials aren't the problem</quote> I never said Millenials were responsible for these events so you must have misread. That is just the environment in which Millenials received their upbringing and formation.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KStateKing17 08/23/17 4:31:47 PM #33:	Oh I figured it was a "these millennials" rant going on. I would hope no one would try to blame people who were children at the time for this continuous conflict. --- Mains: Xiaoyu/Zafina (Tekken)-Dhalsim (SF)-Jax (MK) Luong/Yamazaki/Joe (KoF) <cite>KStateKing17 posted [p:885319395] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote>Oh I figured it was a "these millennials" rant going on. I would hope no one would try to blame people who were children at the time for this continuous conflict.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ivynn 08/23/17 5:07:13 PM #34:	C7D posted... Ivynn posted... C7D posted... Yet that generation, post depression/ WW2 generation) is widely regarded as "The Greatest Generation." No, those are Baby Boomers. The Greatest Generation is the one that lived through the depression and fought in WW2. That's what I said? I thought you meant "post depression/WW2 generation" as "after the depression/WW2 generation." --- http://i.imgur.com/vDci4hD.gif <cite>Ivynn posted [p:885321390] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote><cite>C7D posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Ivynn posted...</cite> <quote><cite>C7D posted...</cite> <quote>Yet that generation, post depression/ WW2 generation) is widely regarded as "The Greatest Generation."</quote> No, those are Baby Boomers. The Greatest Generation is the one that lived through the depression and fought in WW2.</quote> That's what I said?</quote> I thought you meant "post depression/WW2 generation" as "after the depression/WW2 generation."</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BillWardsPants 08/23/17 5:17:30 PM #35:	I blame: Soy Artificial food coloring Plastics Big Pharm Crap in the water supply (fluoride, pissed out prescription pills, etc) Fancy coffee drinks Our education system The Hollywood Ministry of Entertainment Hula Hoops Zima Dan Fogelberg records Pac-Man video games --- As a wise man once said, "Fool me once, shame on...shame on you. Fool me... you can't get fooled again." <cite>BillWardsPants posted [p:885322014] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote>I blame: Soy Artificial food coloring Plastics Big Pharm Crap in the water supply (fluoride, pissed out prescription pills, etc) Fancy coffee drinks Our education system The Hollywood Ministry of Entertainment Hula Hoops Zima Dan Fogelberg records Pac-Man video games</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
andel 08/23/17 5:21:56 PM #36:	millenials are petulant whiners...and they presided over the election of donald trump. --- I am thinking about just walking into the river now that Megaupload is gone and condoms are in porn.-Fubonis <cite>andel posted [p:885322273] in My theory ... [t:75701102]...</cite> <quote>millenials are petulant whiners...and they presided over the election of donald trump.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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