/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54093911

I actually have a reason for it. But, I hate most of 4chan so much, that I won't share the details. If you're smart, you probably know what I'm taking about Anon. Goodluck to you, I hope you make it.

I'm just gonna chill in here while the rest of /biz/ acts like a bunch of retards over another nothingburger.

>>53947634

Maples are my favorite sovereigns.

>>53944521

It's hard to say. There are so many cross-currents, I could make an argument for both sides.

>>53939843

No. People are just retarded.

#1. There are plenty of Boomers (like my parents) who didn't agree with all of the taxes, Medicare, social security, bailouts, subsidies, etc. Just like every other fucking generation, some boomers are Communist, some are Fascist, some are Libertarian, some are Centrist, etc.

#2. The oldest Boomers didn't even start getting serious political power until the late 80's - early 90's. Remember, Boomers were born from 1945 - 1964. They had NOTHING to do with WW1, WW2, Korea, Vietnam, or the first gulf War, social security, Medicare, going off the gold standard, giving women voting rights, creating the Federal Reserve, opening up the borders to mass 3rd world immigration, etc. All of that shit happened before they were born, or they were in their 20's - 30's. Most politicians are 40+.

#3. They just used the system that was already created. Just like Millennials and Zoomers are going to use the system as much as they can to their advantage.

For fucks sake, the current president of the United States isn't even a Boomer. Joe Biden, Nancy Pelosi and many other politicians are older than the oldest Boomers.

BTW, your vote doesn't even matter anyways. Policies are controlled by mega-corporations and elite/technocratic organizations.

Everything I just stated is a fact, but you'll still get all the Rebbit Commies, 4chan Fascist LARPers and incels, bitching and seething about Boomers.

>>53934130

It's not your job to take care of your parents, especially if the relationship is toxic, you should just leave.

Neither of my parents planned ahead. They have no life insurance, no medical insurance (other than basic Medicare, or the VA), no 401k, no pension, no savings, etc. The house and cars aren't even payed off yet and they are in their 60's.

I don't help my dad with any of his bills, but I do help him with some of his financial and tax stuff. My mom moved in to my apartment after her place flooded. She pays 30% of the rent, cooks, cleans, buys the groceries and does the laundry, while I pay the rest of the rent, utilities and insurance.

I get along with both of my parents though and I consider my relationship with both of them as a mutual benefit. If you constantly feel like you're being taken advantage of and your relationship with your parents, or other family members if effecting you negatively, you need to leave.