As a note, Gen X-ers are converting into boomers, and this is because boomers are reaching retirement age and death and so they're taking over boomers' businesses because they were always next in line

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4y

Gen X was the last gen. WTF does any gen after that have?? We had 70's 80's and 90's everything. Nothing since that except lameness. Gen X always knew boomers were fuckin retarded "muh israel" slaves.

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gen x'ers were cool af, but I'm seeing a large swath of the ones I know acting like boomers. they even followed that q tard crap, and talk and act like a boomer. my uncle is a gen xer and in the past year his personality has completely flipped and he's now a full on boomer.

he says flat out incorrect shit, and he and i have spoke about these topics years ago and he never said anything like what he's saying now, and, of course, he's saying he has always said these things.

when I hear someone try to say they've said something for a long time, especially when they have no proof, they're always attempting to hustle up credibility which means they should be permanently ignored; which is what I will do with my uncle forever now.

WTF does any gen after that have?? We had 70's 80's and 90's everything.

Being a technical millennial, born in the right years but sharing none of the "values", I can say there are small, negligible pockets of partially uncucked millennial out there, but for sure the millennial generation is only worth anything by the default of being a human that can do things that the materials that comprise their body couldn't do if they were inanimate. anyways, millennials do have the internet as part of their culture, when the internet was good, and I'm fairly certain gen x'ers were largely excluded from internet culture because of the mentality, that smacks of desperation, that is the q tard "movement". The q tards seem desperate to "make their own" internet history and they make-believed to themselves, along with boomers, that they had the ultimate inside track ("better than anything before it") on information and they were going to make the biggest difference with their "internet stuff" and "internet words/terms" than anyone else before, and it would become a reality, GOL DARN IT! Also, millennials are 90s kids and there are a lot of cool cultural things from the 90s (though it wasn't a perfect decade, still lots of shitty things about it). but yeah, after the 90s, and certainly after 2003, america has been in a state of cultural rot.

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gen x'ers were cool af, but I'm seeing a large swath of the ones I know acting like boomers. they even followed that q tard crap, and talk and act like a boomer. my uncle is a gen xer and in the past year his personality has completely flipped and he's now a full on boomer. he says flat out incorrect shit, and he and i have spoke about these topics years ago and he never said anything like what he's saying now, and, of course, he's saying he has always said these things. when I hear someone try to say they've said something for a long time, especially when they have no proof, they're always attempting to hustle up credibility which means they should be permanently ignored; which is what I will do with my uncle forever now. >WTF does any gen after that have?? We had 70's 80's and 90's everything. Being a technical millennial, born in the right years but sharing none of the "values", I can say there are small, negligible pockets of partially uncucked millennial out there, but for sure the millennial generation is only worth anything by the default of being a human that can do things that the materials that comprise their body couldn't do if they were inanimate. anyways, millennials do have the internet as part of their culture, when the internet was good, and I'm fairly certain gen x'ers were largely excluded from internet culture because of the mentality, that smacks of desperation, that is the q tard "movement". The q tards seem desperate to "make their own" internet history and they make-believed to themselves, along with boomers, that they had the ultimate inside track ("better than anything before it") on information and they were going to make the biggest difference with their "internet stuff" and "internet words/terms" than anyone else before, and it would become a reality, GOL DARN IT! Also, millennials are 90s kids and there are a lot of cool cultural things from the 90s (though it wasn't a perfect decade, still lots of shitty things about it). but yeah, after the 90s, and certainly after 2003, america has been in a state of cultural rot.

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