Why do millennials almost always start a sentence with "Ok, first of all..." when they are triggered with facts?

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Don't support jewish agenda of division by generation. This is used to further destroy a family unit and in long term divide us from our ancestors.

It's not millennials that use this phrase, it's faggots that have subscrib themselves to this modern society so deeply that they have based their personalities entirely on what they see on internet and TV.

Why would they use their family and community as a base for their personality when older people are "omg such boomers".

"Hey goy don't listen to your parents and grand parents, they are such boomers, here listen to these cool people from Hollywood instead!"

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"Hey goy, look at your children and grandchildren, they are such lazy millennials, they don't respect you and only care about what people on TV and internet say! When you were their age you already had a house and a business, so don't leave all your hard earned wealth to them, donate it to charities or if you need money just get a mortgage on your house so the (((bank))) gets it when you die!"

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Faggots have been pushing the generational division once again here.

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True words

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"I feel like," they are soft pussies.

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Why do millennials almost always start a sentence with "Ok, first of all..." when they are triggered with facts?

It's an automated "deer-in-the-headlights" mental/verbal NPC stalling tactic. It runs without them having to think about it in order to try and buy a few seconds to desperately page through their list of other automated responses to something you said that caused them to glitch.

It's akin to someone repeating the entire question you just asked them word for word instead of just giving an honest response. It's an automated defense while they try to spin a credible lie.

It should also be a signal to you that the very next words out of their mouth will be complete bullshit and an utter waste of your time.

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I think they are about to change the subject and spew an NPC talking point when they say that.

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Well, it's a programmed automated response so it's not like there's going to be a lot of thought behind it. NPC's have a highly enlarged and well developed amygdala. They're essentially one big nerve ending, so every encounter is processed as a threat and responded to through a fear response. Since fear shuts off logical, rational thought, only responses they have are emotional and pre-programmed. And since their programming comes purely through approved social interaction with other NPC's, their response is as predictable as the sunrise. Push a button, get a response.

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"Right?!" I "literally" agree with this.

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I could be accused of saying "literally" quite a bit. But... I literally know the difference between "figuratively" and "literally". Whereas, most millennials seem not to.

"That literally blew my mind bruh."

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If it "literally blew your mind" you'd be dead. Over used gay form of expression. It's the millennial version of using "totally" or "basically" The word "literally" was generally used when there could be confusion as to whether the event is literal or figurative. Now every faggot with a beard and stupid hair cut talks like this and it makes me want to puke.

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I'd fuck you.

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Because "Shut da fuck up" is taken by us X-ers!

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Xers rule, boomers and Melanie's drool

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Who the hell is Melanie?

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How long is a piece of string? How many licks does it take to get to the tootsie roll center of a tootsie pop?

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How many licks does it take to get to the tootsie roll center of a tootsie pop?

Three. Everyone knows that.

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Fuck tootsie pops. Charms blowpops ftw

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Kek

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That particular owl lies.

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One, Ta-Whooo..

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How many licks does it take to get to the tootsie roll center of a tootsie pop?

You are asking dangerous questions friend, there are certain questions that must not be answered.

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Okay first of all. why you gotta group an entire generation as if we all act the same? Okay that was a joke. But seriously. Why does everyone think all millenials are the same? Im 29 years old and am a White blooded, flag waving, gun totin, proud American male. While I do believe that an individual's actions should be accounted for. You also cannot ignore the generation that raised them. My mothers genereation (she was born in 1969) always felt the world owed them something. Millenials are getting close to their 40s. We arent all the same i can promise you that.

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lol shhh that was a joke. I wanted to see who would reply with "ok boomer"

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Ok boomer listen here. I almost didnt want to say it was a joke because i felt someone would say, "SEE WHAT I MEAN?! SCREEEEEEEE!!!!!" But i guess a good joke never needs an explanation. Ill stick with my day job..... For now.

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The thing about the younger generations, is that they grew up in an era of viral marketing. So there was this massive push by globohomo to sculpt them into a particular form of consooomer. some of them fell for this, with their walls of funko pops, but this backfired in 2008 and backfired again with the coof lockdowns. So what was supposed to be a generation of hyper consooomers is turning into a generation of spartan minimalists. The "you will own nothing and be happy" was not a threat from klaus to the massess, but a warning to the elites that the consooomer based economy.