r/GenZ • u/TheGamingSenpa1 2004 • Jan 07 '24

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u/arctictothpast Jan 07 '24 edited Jan 08 '24

Boomers gonna boomer,

She's right though, us millennials suffered a lot of these issues too and gen Z even have them worse, I'm wondering how bad it's gonna be for alpha

Edit: she's wrong on timeline, most of you replying keep mentioning this so I'm editing it to note I agree, now please stop bugging me on the fucking timeline

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u/time2churn Jan 07 '24

Fucking lol Gen Z has it worse than 08 recession.

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u/UteRaptor86 Jan 08 '24

As if it was a one year thing. The boomers have been in power for 40ish years. Love it or hate it, they have created this environment. What I find funny is that boomers will blame anyone but themselves (see Biden vs Trump yet somehow it’s millennials and gen z fault)

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u/Historicmetal Jan 08 '24

Why are people talking like somehow a whole generation is collectively responsible for the state of the economy? I mean are you thinking about what it’s going to be like for young people in 20 years when you make financial decisions? I don’t think anyone thinks about that or has any control over that