Comic writer thinks the Greatest Generation was nothing speshial

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• Kaepsknee Member Posts: 14,849

  January 2018

  All self loathing Boomers think this is the case. They're generation was the first in the long line of worthless generations in this country who did the most damage.

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• AZDuck Member Posts: 15,381

  January 2018

  Agree with that. It's funny how the fetishizing of the "greatest generation" by the fucking worthless Boomers has resulted in the feckless and mindless state of discourse we find our selves in now.
  

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• GrundleStiltzkin Member Posts: 61,491

  January 2018

  Rule One violations, mods?

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• YellowSnow Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 35,097

  January 2018

  salemcoog said:

  All self loathing Boomers think this is the case. They're generation was the first in the long line of worthless generations in this country who did the most damage.

  I like to bash the boomers as much as the next guy here. But, the Greatest Generation doesn't get off scot free either I think. Vietnam, for example, was probably the most damaging policy course of action for our national unity post WWII and that one's on the Best and the Brightest of the Greatest Generation.

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• PurpleThrobber Member Posts: 43,713

  January 2018 edited January 2018

  Because the millennials have the attention span of a gnat, cartoons are a neato way of advancing the agenda without much meat.
  
  https://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/22/opinion/the-eight-second-attention-span.html
  
  And fuck the boomers. With a rusty cheese grater.
  

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• YellowSnow Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 35,097

  January 2018

  GrundleStiltzkin said:

  Rule One violations, mods?

  Huh? Please to be enlightening me.

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• Sledog Member Posts: 33,327

  January 2018

  Being a boomer I happen to think the greatest generation was just that.

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• AZDuck Member Posts: 15,381

  January 2018

  Sledog said:

  Being a boomer I happen to think the greatest generation was just that.

  everything I needed to know about you and already knew, in 13 words

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• Kaepsknee Member Posts: 14,849

  January 2018

  YellowSnow said:

  salemcoog said:

  All self loathing Boomers think this is the case. They're generation was the first in the long line of worthless generations in this country who did the most damage.

  I like to bash the boomers as much as the next guy here. But, the Greatest Generation doesn't get off scot free either I think. Vietnam, for example, was probably the most damaging policy course of action for our national unity post WWII and that one's on the Best and the Brightest of the Greatest Generation.

  So you're saying they weren't perfect??? OF course they weren't. You can blame Truman for not listening to Pol Pot and you can blame Johnson for green lighting escalations. I'm pretty sure Kennedy never thought it would get close to the point that it did. And before it did,He probably would have pulled the plug early while there was some face to save. Who knows though.

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• AZDuck Member Posts: 15,381

  January 2018

  
  
  Pol Pot?
  
  You mean Ho Chi Minh, bro?

  salemcoog said:

  YellowSnow said:

  salemcoog said:

  All self loathing Boomers think this is the case. They're generation was the first in the long line of worthless generations in this country who did the most damage.

  I like to bash the boomers as much as the next guy here. But, the Greatest Generation doesn't get off scot free either I think. Vietnam, for example, was probably the most damaging policy course of action for our national unity post WWII and that one's on the Best and the Brightest of the Greatest Generation.

  So you're saying they weren't perfect??? OF course they weren't. You can blame Truman for not listening to Pol Pot and you can blame Johnson for green lighting escalations. I'm pretty sure Kennedy never thought it would get close to the point that it did. And before it did,He probably would have pulled the plug early while there was some face to save. Who knows though.

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• Kaepsknee Member Posts: 14,849

  January 2018

  PurpleThrobber said:

  Because the millennials have the attention span of a gnat, cartoons are a neato way of advancing the agenda without much meat.
  
  https://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/22/opinion/the-eight-second-attention-span.html
  
  And fuck the boomers. With a rusty cheese grater.
  

  Nowadays and truly more than ever, someone actually taking the time to listen to you and understand what you are saying, rather than just waiting for their turn to speak, is the greatest gift to be given. Albeit in dwindling supply.

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• PurpleThrobber Member Posts: 43,713

  January 2018

  AZDuck said:

  
  
  Pol Pot?
  
  You mean Ho Chi Minh, bro?
  
  

  salemcoog said:

  YellowSnow said:

  salemcoog said:

  All self loathing Boomers think this is the case. They're generation was the first in the long line of worthless generations in this country who did the most damage.

  I like to bash the boomers as much as the next guy here. But, the Greatest Generation doesn't get off scot free either I think. Vietnam, for example, was probably the most damaging policy course of action for our national unity post WWII and that one's on the Best and the Brightest of the Greatest Generation.

  So you're saying they weren't perfect??? OF course they weren't. You can blame Truman for not listening to Pol Pot and you can blame Johnson for green lighting escalations. I'm pretty sure Kennedy never thought it would get close to the point that it did. And before it did,He probably would have pulled the plug early while there was some face to save. Who knows though.

  They all look the same.
  
  ISAFNRC
  
  And learn how to use the fucking quote function like a white man.
  
  oops...ISAFNRC

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• Gwad Member Posts: 2,855

  January 2018

  So funny that we as an affluent nation marginalize each other to escape confronting the simple fact that we have work to do on a personal level.

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• Kaepsknee Member Posts: 14,849

  January 2018

  AZDuck said:

  
  
  Pol Pot?
  
  You mean Ho Chi Minh, bro?
  
  

  salemcoog said:

  YellowSnow said:

  salemcoog said:

  All self loathing Boomers think this is the case. They're generation was the first in the long line of worthless generations in this country who did the most damage.

  I like to bash the boomers as much as the next guy here. But, the Greatest Generation doesn't get off scot free either I think. Vietnam, for example, was probably the most damaging policy course of action for our national unity post WWII and that one's on the Best and the Brightest of the Greatest Generation.

  So you're saying they weren't perfect??? OF course they weren't. You can blame Truman for not listening to Pol Pot and you can blame Johnson for green lighting escalations. I'm pretty sure Kennedy never thought it would get close to the point that it did. And before it did,He probably would have pulled the plug early while there was some face to save. Who knows though.

  Cambodia, Vietnam, Kampuchea??? Tomato, Tumato.
  
  But yes, Minh.

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• YellowSnow Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 35,097

  January 2018

  salemcoog said:

  AZDuck said:

  
  
  Pol Pot?
  
  You mean Ho Chi Minh, bro?
  
  

  salemcoog said:

  YellowSnow said:

  salemcoog said:

  All self loathing Boomers think this is the case. They're generation was the first in the long line of worthless generations in this country who did the most damage.

  I like to bash the boomers as much as the next guy here. But, the Greatest Generation doesn't get off scot free either I think. Vietnam, for example, was probably the most damaging policy course of action for our national unity post WWII and that one's on the Best and the Brightest of the Greatest Generation.

  So you're saying they weren't perfect??? OF course they weren't. You can blame Truman for not listening to Pol Pot and you can blame Johnson for green lighting escalations. I'm pretty sure Kennedy never thought it would get close to the point that it did. And before it did,He probably would have pulled the plug early while there was some face to save. Who knows though.

  Cambodia, Vietnam, Kampuchea??? Tomato, Tumato.
  
  But yes, Minh.

  Also if we are getting nitpicky, Truman was a doughboy, not Greatest Generation.
  
  
  

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• Kaepsknee Member Posts: 14,849

  January 2018

  Gwad said:

  So funny that we as an affluent nation marginalize each other to escape confronting the simple fact that we have work to do on a personal level.

  Kreist....
  
  
  Grow the fuck up.

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• RaceBannon Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 104,821

  January 2018

  If you're reading this
  
  Thank a boomer
  
  Faggots

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• YellowSnow Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 35,097

  January 2018 edited January 2018

  RaceBannon said:

  If you're reading this
  
  Thank a boomer
  
  Faggots

  
  

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• RaceBannon Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 104,821

  January 2018

  To this day the 56 Chevy stands alone as the GOAT

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• YellowSnow Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 35,097

  January 2018

  RaceBannon said:

  To this day the 56 Chevy stands alone as the GOAT

  One of my two boomer daddies drove a '56 Chevy Nomad wagon in high school.

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