Reproductive rights: Does Gen X recognize the threat? (Barf Alert!)

American Jurist ^ | 3/29/04 | Angela N. White

[Murtyo]

a "generation" lasts 20 years - hence 1945-1965 "baby boomers"; 1966-1985 - "Generation X"; 1986-2005 - donno (they don't have enough money yet to have a title).

[qam1]

Here are all the generations in American history

Puritan 1584-1614
Cavalier 1615-1647
Glorious 1648-1673
Enlightenment 1647-1700
Awakening 1701-1723
Liberty 1724-1741
Republican 1742-1766
Compromise 1767-1791
Transcendental 1792-1821
Gilded 1822-1842
Progressive 1843-1859.
Missionary 1860-1882
Lost 1883-1900
G.I. (WWII, Greatest) 1901-1927.
Silent 1928-1945
Baby Boomers 1946-1964 (Sometimes Later 1957-1964 Boomers are called Generation Jones)
Generation X (Baby Busters) 1965-1981
Generation Y (Millennials, Echo Boom) 1982-1996
Generation Z 1997-2025?

[qam1]

Believe me, I'd love to think we're more conservative, but I don't see the evidence yet!

Ideological Crossroads: Gen X Marks the Spot (Xers Turning More Conservative as they age; Gen Y too)

[Mr. Silverback]

ProLife Ping! If anyone wants on or off my ProLife Ping List, please notify me here or by freepmail.

[Anitius Severinus Boethius]

Well, consider that Roe v. Wade (not the start of abortion in the U.S., but definately the start of Federal approval) was in 1973, and the oldest "Gen Xer" was 9 at the time.

That means that all "Gen Xer's" were in grade school or younger when death was legalized for children. Yes, many young women of my generation have been lied to about it, but my point was it was the "Gen X" generation that lost many of our peers to the alter of liberalism. Maybe that's why so many of my generation hate abortion. Who knows how many friends, classmates, and possible true loves were killed by the butchers knife in the name of choice.

[lainde]

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