TheReal_ND wrote:Are you insinuating I'm part of generation zir?
You are a millennial, I thought. You probably are not young enough to be generation Z, and I bet a worthless Dan Carlin Buck both your parents were boomers.
TheReal_ND wrote:Are you insinuating I'm part of generation zir?
Yep. Bullied kids shoot up schools, leading to a pathological obsession with stamping out bullying. Everyone's intentions are so good, so why stop to think about the positive effects of bullying?TheReal_ND wrote:Columbine... yeah. Excellent observation.3knuckleshuffle wrote:I think the ball started rolling with columbine. I think we underestimate the effects Columbine had on society. Every parent instantly became terrified their kids would be killed at school, and there wasn't anything they could do to stop it. So anytime a kid comes home with hurt feels, the parent snaps into action and takes matters into their own hands. Subconsciously they think "well I can't do anything if a guy comes at my son with a gun at school. But I can sure as hell call the principal every time someone makes fun of him." Have a generation of kids grow up with the idea that "someone hurt my feels, authorities should be involved" and we get safe spaces and unicorns.
Gen X were just becoming adults when millennials were first born. The oldest Gen Xer in 1977 was 12 years old. The boomers in 1977 ranged from age 13 to age 31.[*]Gen Z, iGen, or Centennials: Born 1996 and later
[*]Millennials or Gen Y: Born 1977 to 1995
[*]Generation X: Born 1965 to 1976
[*]Baby Boomers: Born 1946 to 1964
[*]Traditionalists or Silent Generation: Born 1945 and before
TheReal_ND wrote:They are always playing with the numbers. You can find conflicting results nice cherry picking. Not how my parents identified anyway. Call them a boomer they would laugh you off. Boomers weren't going to guns and roses concerts while in high school.
TheReal_ND wrote:Nah. Not boomers. Your numbers are fine.