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Cake day: May 16th, 2026

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  • haha, nope, I can keep claiming all day, dude 😉

    Firstly, they ARE polite and good people. That thing you’ve mention about veterans it doesn’t apply to the entire generation. That last paragraph that you’ve wrote full of whining and bitterness could (almost) never have been written by the Boomer generation. Most of them doesn’t insult other people for free, like you just did. In that sense they have a better quality as humans than you. That’s more typical in our generations: whining when somebody tells you the truth.

    Secondly the article you’ve mentioned is not taking in consideration the low marriage rate that the following generations have and people living outside the US. Besides those divorces are boosted by the “gray divorce”. In they meantime, their children were living with both parents.

    And finally, they have some extras advantages: they still lived the golden age of human history for the reason I’ve mentioned in my previous response. Baby Boomers embraced family instead of having those dumb things that nowadays are polluting the western society, like gender ideology, climate change whining, socialism, etc.


  • What you don’t like about them? Boomers has lots of pros, and very few cons. They’re polite people, they have lived the golden age of America and humanity: the age were buying a house was cheap, in a period of time with enough technology to not wash their own clothes in the river, but not enough to screw it up with AI and smartphones. Low divorce rate compared with the younger generation, etc.





  • It doesn’t anything to do with “surrender”. American, French and many other revolutions who changed the history weren’t “voted”. The real change is not possible through a comfy election.

    The person who wrote that article you’ve shared is one of the kind that is so over wrapped by her metropolitan way of life, that she is unable to see the big picture. She’s the kind of person who thinks that milk come from the supermarket, and electricity come from her bedroom’s light switch. She might write kind of poetically (a bit clumsy, however), but it’s super easy to tell she’s not wise at all.



  • Yep, but in this case it has to be with the non-stop talking, rather than people who speaks like they were using a megaphone. The inspiration came from a situation like this one in a coffee shop, when there was a guy speaking louder than he should, but not super loud. However, the most annoying part was that this individual never stopped his conversation, and he didn’t stop even to take a breath-in. And when he finally hung up, then he decided to make another call, and start his never-ending speech again. That’s why the text is not bigger, but instead is too extensive, not even fitting in the speech bubble. The idea behind it was to transmit a guy who never stops talking, annoying everybody in the room. But of course I respect your opinion, based on your answers, I can tell you’re smart ^^