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By definition then, your generation is worthless left-wing commie wobblers. Don’t blame us for being forced to shoulder the burden that you left-wingers bestowed upon us.
Essentially, you boomers want your socialism, but don’t want anyone else to have it.
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Now, now. I wouldn’t go THAT far....
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If we ‘enjoyed one of the most socialist periods in American history’, as you state, it was AGAINST OUR WILL! And it accounts for the crushing burden of debt that not only my generation, but your generation, and your children’s children’s generation, will be stuck with.
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No offense, but YOUR generation had a longer chance of CHANGING the ‘AGAINST OUR WILL’ part. The Millennials...not so much.
And, no, the ‘burden’ is not *stuck* to anyone; as much as ANY ‘promise’ from any politician should. We have a Constitution against that which you describe (5th and 13th). Nobody is entitled to the fruits of another’s labor.
The illegality of those ‘promises’ need to end; as quickly as they began.
We are ALL *TAXED*, doesn’t mean anyone is OWED another penny should they vanish.
Who voted for Obama and all the Democrats that made horrendous regulations stifling business in this country? The Millennials.
The boomers have been paying the freight for a long time, supporting the greatest generation and now the milllenials.
I expect to get my money from SS.If not, fine. I will pack up and move to another country where the cost of living is cheap so I dont have to worry about finances.
Take my money with me, and not pay federal income tax anymore.
A country who does not live up to its promise is a country I will leave.
I only get one vote. How many do you get?
My generation had ‘a longer chance’ to do something about it, therefore we are responsible? I don’t think so. I understand your frustration, believe me I do, but your argument to me seems akin to a child saying, ‘I didn’t ask to be born’. Guess what, neither did I!