boomers are too old to blame for a lot of what’s going on these days. It’s the inbred power structure. The ingrained wealthy families and social structures involved in the upper class Eco political substructure of America that make things tough when they obviously should not be.

Every single day of every single year since the boomers came of age there have been new and old accountants and consultants and think tanks trying to figure out which direction this country will go, and at this point in the game, it is a free-for-all… But your grandpa and his ideologies… Although they may be slightly misled and old-school, don’t come from A place of malice. They come from a lack of understanding of the current times. I love my dad, and while he might be stupid compared to my superior awareness of society and its current struggle, I don’t hold him accountable or his generation. Every single year there are new douche bags coming in and trying to fuck with the system. They have been winning over the years.

Boomers actually had it right. Work hard, get paid, get a good retirement, Bike Guy palms and rent them out… You cannot blame the boomers for population growth. Population growth is exponential generation to generation.

What we lack is infrastructure prepared to make sacrifices on the socioeconomic level in order to ensure that everybody has a fair chance.

If you research The Homestead act… It was a post World War II free-for-all. Pennies on the dollar for land in order to expand the population, wealth, and therefore power and population of the United States. The administration has since failed to continue providing opportunities by providing solid infrastructure on which society can prove itself and thereby give back to the American image and sustainability.

It’s a problem with administration not being properly informed about where we are, where we need to be, and what we are up against. But the boomers were fucked with over Vietnam and Korea. Their viewpoint might be out of date, but there’s a lot of awareness that goes into realizing that it’s not them, it’s the miss guided ruling class that hasn’t felt the effects as poignantly as the commoners have.