I think part of it is that the greatest generation handed everything to the boomers on a silver platter. Boomers never had to work like their parents did and it shows. Everything we see can be traced back to spoiled child syndrome. At some point it indeed does become the child's fault if he just never gets it and can't be changed, but let's not spare their parents any blame either; it was they who spoiled and coddled the boomers in the first place.
I think part of it is that the greatest generation handed everything to the boomers on a silver platter. Boomers never had to work like their parents did and it shows. Everything we see can be traced back to spoiled child syndrome. At some point it indeed does become the child's fault if he just never gets it and can't be changed, but let's not spare their parents any blame either; it was they who spoiled and coddled the boomers in the first place.
They wanted a better life for their kids. Maybe they were misguided, but they tried.
Boomers never tried. They never wanted a better life for their kids. They actively worked against having a better life for their kids out of jealousy.
They succeeded.
We can't blame them for their success?
They wanted a better life for their kids. Maybe they were misguided, but they tried.
Boomers never tried. They never wanted a better life for their kids. They actively worked against having a better life for their kids out of jealousy.
They succeeded.
We can't blame them for their success?
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