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>>49686088
Just dropping in to mention...
> lurking since fappening
> nearly every day... boomers had life so easy
> nearly every newspaper today...
> things are so bad, they're almost as bad as when boomers were your age.

Not asking for pity, simply pointing out that the grass is usually greener on the other side.

>>49683643
But it's not. Silver hooks people every generation because every generation, enough think it's the end of the world.

Meanwhile, the big headline last week is that things are so bad now, that they've finally caught up to how things were when boomers like me were your age.

It's not the end of the world. It's hard times, there's a difference.

>>49537349
I'm a boomer...

It wasn't us who landed on the moon. Remember, the first boomers couldn't vote until 1967; and it wasn't until 1972 that 18-year olds could vote. Bill Clinton was the first boomer president.

But I will mention (see image). I hope anons understand that as bad as things are right now; it is almost as bad as it was when we were your age.

I'm not asking for pity; simply saying this as a reminder of what we meant when we said that our lives were not the pristine free life everyone seems to claim.