When did the world become pussified?

[Martin Hash]

Intergenerational hate is so passé.

[Fife]

Intergenerational hate is so passé.

Intergenerataional hate is rather ambiguous.

Antegenerational hate... yep, I'm with you on that.

Postgenerational hate is where we should be spewing the vitriol. You Keynesians and Fed-lovers seem especially set up for that. Let the hate flow.

[TheReal_ND]

Nobody hates gen z yet. We all hope the best for them to a man methinks

[MilSpecs]

Silent generation is just the latest term for older boomers. My parents are older boomers and I'm a younger boomer. That's common, to have two generations of boomers.

What do you think "boomers" was originally coined to mean? Were your parents born before, during, or after WWII?

During and right before, but we never heard the term silent generation until fairly recently. They (and my in-laws, greatest generation) divide up the generations by those who remember the war and those who don't. Korea and Vietnam were boomer, but according to what I'm reading here you'd consider the Korean veterans to be silent generation.

The actual baby boom started before the war ended according to my older relatives. People often got married before they were shipped out.

[jbird4049]

Silent generation is just the latest term for older boomers. My parents are older boomers and I'm a younger boomer. That's common, to have two generations of boomers.

What do you think "boomers" was originally coined to mean? Were your parents born before, during, or after WWII?

The Boomer generation is from 1945 to the 1964 and since there were actually jobs, one could get married, have children, and buy/rent a real house before you were 95.

[jbird4049]

Silent generation is just the latest term for older boomers. My parents are older boomers and I'm a younger boomer. That's common, to have two generations of boomers.

What do you think "boomers" was originally coined to mean? Were your parents born before, during, or after WWII?

During and right before, but we never heard the term silent generation until fairly recently. They (and my in-laws, greatest generation) divide up the generations by those who remember the war and those who don't. Korea and Vietnam were boomer, but according to what I'm reading here you'd consider the Korean veterans to be silent generation.

The actual baby boom started before the war ended according to my older relatives. People often got married before they were shipped out.

So 1943 to the 1964? That makes sense.

[TheReal_ND]

>getting married before shipping out

>"oh honey you're a father!!!1"

Boomers comfirmed cucks

[Fife]

Thanks FDR.

[Montegriffo]

I was born whenever the fuck I wanted to be borne.

If this doesn't make it onto ''Martin's quotes'' there is no justice in the world.

[MilSpecs]

So 1943 to the 1964? That makes sense.

I'll have to ask my MIL when her brothers shipped out. I'm told most of the neighborhood enlisted around the same time and there were a lot of marriages.