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insinceredawg
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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/mar/24/older-people-would-rather-die-than-let-covid-19-lockdown-harm-us-economy-texas-official-dan-patrick
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  • DJDuck
    DJDuck Member Posts: 5,970
    “ Our brethren are already in the field! Why stand we here idle? ... Is life so dear, or peace so sweet, as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery? Forbid it, Almighty God! I know not what course others may take; but as for me, give me liberty, or give me death!"
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  • Bendintheriver
    Bendintheriver Member Posts: 7,009 Standard Supporter
    insinceredawg said:

    https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/mar/24/older-people-would-rather-die-than-let-covid-19-lockdown-harm-us-economy-texas-official-dan-patrick

    Yes and rats like you would still be for open borders and flights to and from China.
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  • DoogieMcDoogerson
    DoogieMcDoogerson Member Posts: 2,506
    I saw him interviewed on Fox News. I believe the sentiment he's sharing is one that many Boomers agree with. I know my Boomers parents and in-laws do.
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  • Bendintheriver
    Bendintheriver Member Posts: 7,009 Standard Supporter
    RaceBannon said:

    This boomer has said you're all a bunch of pussies from day 1

    Faggots

    I agree. We had better hope we never get invaded with these younger pussies as our leaders. We will fold faster than the fucking French.
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  • PurpleThrobber
    PurpleThrobber Member Posts: 48,069
    Bendintheriver said:

    RaceBannon said:

    This boomer has said you're all a bunch of pussies from day 1

    Faggots

    I agree. We had better hope we never get invaded with these younger pussies as our leaders. We will fold faster than the fucking French.



    You never saw Gran Torino, did you?
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  • Kaepsknee
    Kaepsknee Member Posts: 14,913
    I think Trump has it right. Let's ALL hunker down for a few weeks and see what happens. If you're still workin and have to go in as I do, you do that and then go home. It sucks, but it is necessary. After that, the areas that are relatively mildly affected, are back open for business.
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  • WestlinnDuck
    WestlinnDuck Member Posts: 17,569 Standard Supporter
    Boomers are decidedly worse than their parents. My parents made me go pick strawberries, beans and cucumbers before I was a teenager. My boomer generation decided that was child abuse and outlawed it to show how modern they were. The next generations are even worse. When letting your kids play outside with out adult supervision is deemed child abuse and grounds for putting your kids into foster care - that society will not last. When huge chunks of your society think the Chicoms are more moral than Trump - that society will not choose freedom and liberty, but seek the "security" of slavery.
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  • RaceBannon
    RaceBannon Member, Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 113,883 Founders Club
    My GG dad spent most of my childhood looking at me with a real sense of disappointment in his eyes as poured another drink. My older brother used me as a punching bag. Teachers watched the fights in the schoolyard. Male teachers would smack you if you got lippy

    WL is right - the over reaction was swift to go the other way. Boomers were horrible parents.
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  • dnc
    dnc Member Posts: 56,839
    RaceBannon said:

    My GG dad spent most of my childhood looking at me with a real sense of disappointment in his eyes as poured another drink. My older brother used me as a punching bag. Teachers watched the fights in the schoolyard. Male teachers would smack you if you got lippy

    WL is right - the over reaction was swift to go the other way. Boomers were horrible parents.

    Boomers are the originators of the pussification of America, no question.

    The problem is the pendulum hasn't swung back in the ensuing generations. We just keep taking Boomer parenting to greater and greater extremes.

    The Republic Is Over.
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  • Sledog
    Sledog Member Posts: 37,753 Standard Supporter
    RaceBannon said:

    My GG dad spent most of my childhood looking at me with a real sense of disappointment in his eyes as poured another drink. My older brother used me as a punching bag. Teachers watched the fights in the schoolyard. Male teachers would smack you if you got lippy

    WL is right - the over reaction was swift to go the other way. Boomers were horrible parents.

    After school fights were commonly arranged between antagonists. I had one in the classroom at end of day. Guess we couldn't wait. Never got in trouble as it was considered normal boyhood activity which it is.

    Worked as a kid in the family business and also worked doing drywall with my friend and his dad. Work ethic was important and stressed in my home as was personal honor.

    Raising pussies is no way to live.
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  • Kaepsknee
    Kaepsknee Member Posts: 14,913
    Sledog said:

    RaceBannon said:

    My GG dad spent most of my childhood looking at me with a real sense of disappointment in his eyes as poured another drink. My older brother used me as a punching bag. Teachers watched the fights in the schoolyard. Male teachers would smack you if you got lippy

    WL is right - the over reaction was swift to go the other way. Boomers were horrible parents.

    After school fights were commonly arranged between antagonists. I had one in the classroom at end of day. Guess we couldn't wait. Never got in trouble as it was considered normal boyhood activity which it is.

    Worked as a kid in the family business and also worked doing drywall with my friend and his dad. Work ethic was important and stressed in my home as was personal honor.

    Raising pussies is no way to live.
    Water tower at Shadle Park High when I went to Glover Jr High. Me and this kid named Gene had some stupid dust up in the hallway that morning. So it was to the Tower after school. We just started to square off and the next thing I know, I'm getting lifted by the scruff of my neck by none other than Mark Rypien.









    That's it.


    End of story.


    Fuck off.

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  • RoadTrip
    RoadTrip Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 8,147 Founders Club
    WestlinnDuck said:

    Boomers are decidedly worse than their parents. My parents made me go pick strawberries, beans and cucumbers before I was a teenager. My boomer generation decided that was child abuse and outlawed it to show how modern they were. The next generations are even worse. When letting your kids play outside with out adult supervision is deemed child abuse and grounds for putting your kids into foster care - that society will not last. When huge chunks of your society think the Chicoms are more moral than Trump - that society will not choose freedom and liberty, but seek the "security" of slavery.

    Did you get on the buses to take you out to Hillsboro back then then too? Paid for a lot of Donkey Kong.
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  • RaceBannon
    RaceBannon Member, Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 113,883 Founders Club
    Doog_de_Jour said:

    PurpleThrobber said:

    Sledog said:

    RaceBannon said:

    My GG dad spent most of my childhood looking at me with a real sense of disappointment in his eyes as poured another drink. My older brother used me as a punching bag. Teachers watched the fights in the schoolyard. Male teachers would smack you if you got lippy

    WL is right - the over reaction was swift to go the other way. Boomers were horrible parents.

    After school fights were commonly arranged between antagonists. I had one in the classroom at end of day. Guess we couldn't wait. Never got in trouble as it was considered normal boyhood activity which it is.

    Worked as a kid in the family business and also worked doing drywall with my friend and his dad. Work ethic was important and stressed in my home as was personal honor.

    Raising pussies is no way to live.
    After school fights were not a daily occurrence - but enough to know that if you didn't show up, you were branded for the rest of your days. Didn't matter if you won or lost. Obviously a convincing knockout gained mad playground respect but just getting in the arena earned some blacktop points.

    Let's not forget, the Boomers made Smear the Queer great.

    Yeah, everyone at my school knew what “meet me at the flag pole after school” meant. Girls fought too. But I grew up in Eastern Washington. :)



    I think the fighting has now all moved online with the cyber bullying. Kids need to learn to SAY IT PEOPLE’S FACES!
    The toughest kid in grade school was a girl. Best athlete too. Nobody messed with her.
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  • LebamDawg
    LebamDawg Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 8,786 Swaye's Wigwam
    Doog_de_Jour said:

    PurpleThrobber said:

    Sledog said:

    RaceBannon said:

    My GG dad spent most of my childhood looking at me with a real sense of disappointment in his eyes as poured another drink. My older brother used me as a punching bag. Teachers watched the fights in the schoolyard. Male teachers would smack you if you got lippy

    WL is right - the over reaction was swift to go the other way. Boomers were horrible parents.

    After school fights were commonly arranged between antagonists. I had one in the classroom at end of day. Guess we couldn't wait. Never got in trouble as it was considered normal boyhood activity which it is.

    Worked as a kid in the family business and also worked doing drywall with my friend and his dad. Work ethic was important and stressed in my home as was personal honor.

    Raising pussies is no way to live.
    After school fights were not a daily occurrence - but enough to know that if you didn't show up, you were branded for the rest of your days. Didn't matter if you won or lost. Obviously a convincing knockout gained mad playground respect but just getting in the arena earned some blacktop points.

    Let's not forget, the Boomers made Smear the Queer great.

    Yeah, everyone at my school knew what “meet me at the flag pole after school” meant. Girls fought too. But I grew up in Eastern Washington. :)



    I think the fighting has now all moved online with the cyber bullying. Kids need to learn to SAY IT PEOPLE’S FACES!
    Went to Rainier Beach HS (gives you an idea of life in my neighborhood) fights were always in the park across Lake Washington Blvd - not many would show until it was the girls fighting. Then everyone wood.
    Of course, it was just in hopes that clothes would be ripped off.
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  • DJDuck
    DJDuck Member Posts: 5,970
    edited March 2020
    dnc said:

    RaceBannon said:

    My GG dad spent most of my childhood looking at me with a real sense of disappointment in his eyes as poured another drink. My older brother used me as a punching bag. Teachers watched the fights in the schoolyard. Male teachers would smack you if you got lippy

    WL is right - the over reaction was swift to go the other way. Boomers were horrible parents.

    Boomers are the originators of the pussification of America, no question.

    The problem is the pendulum hasn't swung back in the ensuing generations. We just keep taking Boomer parenting to greater and greater extremes.

    The Republic Is Over.
    That would be leftist boomers. I have raised a great family and are proud of all of them. All of them are contributing members of society. One has her PhD, and is professor at a well known private University in Southern California. Our youngest is getting her Masters degree in Math. We avoided sending them to leftist k-12 government indoctrination centers which is the big problem.

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  • Pitchfork51
    Pitchfork51 Member Posts: 27,662
    DJDuck said:

    dnc said:

    RaceBannon said:

    My GG dad spent most of my childhood looking at me with a real sense of disappointment in his eyes as poured another drink. My older brother used me as a punching bag. Teachers watched the fights in the schoolyard. Male teachers would smack you if you got lippy

    WL is right - the over reaction was swift to go the other way. Boomers were horrible parents.

    Boomers are the originators of the pussification of America, no question.

    The problem is the pendulum hasn't swung back in the ensuing generations. We just keep taking Boomer parenting to greater and greater extremes.

    The Republic Is Over.
    That would be leftist boomers. I have raised a great family and are proud of all of them. All of them are contributing members of society. One has her PhD, and is professor at a well known private University in Southern California. Our youngest is getting her Masters degree in Math. We avoided sending them to leftist k-12 government indoctrination centers which is the big problem.

    Sounds like they are loony academia tards
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  • PurpleThrobber
    PurpleThrobber Member Posts: 48,069
    LebamDawg said:

    Doog_de_Jour said:

    PurpleThrobber said:

    Sledog said:

    RaceBannon said:

    My GG dad spent most of my childhood looking at me with a real sense of disappointment in his eyes as poured another drink. My older brother used me as a punching bag. Teachers watched the fights in the schoolyard. Male teachers would smack you if you got lippy

    WL is right - the over reaction was swift to go the other way. Boomers were horrible parents.

    After school fights were commonly arranged between antagonists. I had one in the classroom at end of day. Guess we couldn't wait. Never got in trouble as it was considered normal boyhood activity which it is.

    Worked as a kid in the family business and also worked doing drywall with my friend and his dad. Work ethic was important and stressed in my home as was personal honor.

    Raising pussies is no way to live.
    After school fights were not a daily occurrence - but enough to know that if you didn't show up, you were branded for the rest of your days. Didn't matter if you won or lost. Obviously a convincing knockout gained mad playground respect but just getting in the arena earned some blacktop points.

    Let's not forget, the Boomers made Smear the Queer great.

    Yeah, everyone at my school knew what “meet me at the flag pole after school” meant. Girls fought too. But I grew up in Eastern Washington. :)



    I think the fighting has now all moved online with the cyber bullying. Kids need to learn to SAY IT PEOPLE’S FACES!
    Went to Rainier Beach HS (gives you an idea of life in my neighborhood) fights were always in the park across Lake Washington Blvd - not many would show until it was the girls fighting. Then everyone wood.
    Of course, it was just in hopes that clothes would be ripped off.
    See my other post. Chick fights were cray cray.
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  • Doog_de_Jour
    Doog_de_Jour Member Posts: 8,041 Standard Supporter
    PurpleThrobber said:

    LebamDawg said:

    Doog_de_Jour said:

    PurpleThrobber said:

    Sledog said:

    RaceBannon said:

    My GG dad spent most of my childhood looking at me with a real sense of disappointment in his eyes as poured another drink. My older brother used me as a punching bag. Teachers watched the fights in the schoolyard. Male teachers would smack you if you got lippy

    WL is right - the over reaction was swift to go the other way. Boomers were horrible parents.

    After school fights were commonly arranged between antagonists. I had one in the classroom at end of day. Guess we couldn't wait. Never got in trouble as it was considered normal boyhood activity which it is.

    Worked as a kid in the family business and also worked doing drywall with my friend and his dad. Work ethic was important and stressed in my home as was personal honor.

    Raising pussies is no way to live.
    After school fights were not a daily occurrence - but enough to know that if you didn't show up, you were branded for the rest of your days. Didn't matter if you won or lost. Obviously a convincing knockout gained mad playground respect but just getting in the arena earned some blacktop points.

    Let's not forget, the Boomers made Smear the Queer great.

    Yeah, everyone at my school knew what “meet me at the flag pole after school” meant. Girls fought too. But I grew up in Eastern Washington. :)



    I think the fighting has now all moved online with the cyber bullying. Kids need to learn to SAY IT PEOPLE’S FACES!
    Went to Rainier Beach HS (gives you an idea of life in my neighborhood) fights were always in the park across Lake Washington Blvd - not many would show until it was the girls fighting. Then everyone wood.
    Of course, it was just in hopes that clothes would be ripped off.
    See my other post. Chick fights were cray cray.
    Yup. While I was never “popular” in the traditional sense in high school, most people liked me, except this one chick who thought her boyfriend liked me. I don’t remember what exactly it was she said to me, but it was basically, “you better back off, ‘cause you DON’T WANT NONE OF THIS GRINGA!”

    I must’ve said some Jedi-level “these aren’t the droids you’re looking for” bullshit in response because she left me alone.

    I was so relieved...there was nobody around to hold my gold.
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  • Bendintheriver
    Bendintheriver Member Posts: 7,009 Standard Supporter
    ramenduck said:

    Bendintheriver said:

    RaceBannon said:

    This boomer has said you're all a bunch of pussies from day 1

    Faggots

    I agree. We had better hope we never get invaded with these younger pussies as our leaders. We will fold faster than the fucking French.
    Said every generation ever.
    Really? I don't remember any generation in the history of this country that demanded safe spaces. Where the POS rat leadership allowed people to beat people, egg them and chase and beat children who only wanted to watch a candidate speak. College students who demanded safe spaces divided by race. Rats who falsely accused thousands of fake hate crimes.

    You want to say that this is normal? Bring it on POS. This is not normal. What those you support are doing is destructive.
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  • ramenduck
    ramenduck Member Posts: 734
    edited March 2020
    Bendintheriver said:

    ramenduck said:

    Bendintheriver said:

    RaceBannon said:

    This boomer has said you're all a bunch of pussies from day 1

    Faggots

    I agree. We had better hope we never get invaded with these younger pussies as our leaders. We will fold faster than the fucking French.
    Said every generation ever.
    Really? I don't remember any generation in the history of this country that demanded safe spaces. Where the POS rat leadership allowed people to beat people, egg them and chase and beat children who only wanted to watch a candidate speak. College students who demanded safe spaces divided by race. Rats who falsely accused thousands of fake hate crimes.

    You want to say that this is normal? Bring it on POS. This is not normal. What those you support are doing is destructive.
    Here we go again. Who and what do I support?

    When the collapse you bitch about comes, you'll be among the first riding on the back of some mean man's motorcycle for protection, and probably have to get some tattoos you won't like.

    Two decades of tough message board bluster from the guy who didn't own a gun until his twilight years, and had to consult the Woodshed to learn how to use it. Don't shoot your eye out, Atl.

    You're one of the biggest pussies you know. You just don't know it yet. I suspect others in your life do.
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  • SFGbob
    SFGbob Member Posts: 33,183
    RaceBannon said:

    Doog_de_Jour said:

    PurpleThrobber said:

    Sledog said:

    RaceBannon said:

    My GG dad spent most of my childhood looking at me with a real sense of disappointment in his eyes as poured another drink. My older brother used me as a punching bag. Teachers watched the fights in the schoolyard. Male teachers would smack you if you got lippy

    WL is right - the over reaction was swift to go the other way. Boomers were horrible parents.

    After school fights were commonly arranged between antagonists. I had one in the classroom at end of day. Guess we couldn't wait. Never got in trouble as it was considered normal boyhood activity which it is.

    Worked as a kid in the family business and also worked doing drywall with my friend and his dad. Work ethic was important and stressed in my home as was personal honor.

    Raising pussies is no way to live.
    After school fights were not a daily occurrence - but enough to know that if you didn't show up, you were branded for the rest of your days. Didn't matter if you won or lost. Obviously a convincing knockout gained mad playground respect but just getting in the arena earned some blacktop points.

    Let's not forget, the Boomers made Smear the Queer great.

    Yeah, everyone at my school knew what “meet me at the flag pole after school” meant. Girls fought too. But I grew up in Eastern Washington. :)



    I think the fighting has now all moved online with the cyber bullying. Kids need to learn to SAY IT PEOPLE’S FACES!
    The toughest kid in grade school was a girl. Best athlete too. Nobody messed with her.
    I was a small and sickly kid until I was about 13 or 14. I got my ass kicked by a girl when I was in 3rd grade. Not proud but it's the truth. I had 4 older brothers and they pretty much protected me from any other boy that would try and bully me or beat me up. Only they could beat me up, they wouldn't let anyone else beat me up. But when it came to the girl, they just laughed and congratulated her.
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  • RaceBannon
    RaceBannon Member, Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 113,883 Founders Club
    My brother had exclusive rights to beat me up too

    All in all it was a good deal. He took out some bad older dudes
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  • SFGbob
    SFGbob Member Posts: 33,183
    RaceBannon said:

    My brother had exclusive rights to beat me up too

    All in all it was a good deal. He took out some bad older dudes

    One time, I think I was in 6th grade and I had just gotten off the bus with another kid who I'd be arguing with on the bus. We started fighting and I started getting my ass kicked, he was on top of me pummeling me. Right about that time two of my brothers, who are twins and who are 2 1/2 years older than me, came riding by on a mini-bike. They stopped, beat the shit out of the kid who was beating on me, and then forced me to get on top of him and start beating on him. Once they did that, they got back on the mini-bike and rode away.

    I actually felt bad for the kid that was beating on me.
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  • Sledog
    Sledog Member Posts: 37,753 Standard Supporter
    Two older brother brothers. I could take a punch!
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