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794 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-22 19:42

Quoted by: >>795,806

>>793
I've never understood the selfie. To me, all it says is:

Hi, I don't have any friends to take my picture

795 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-22 19:57

>>794
That's perfectly legitimate. Some people don't have friends. Seems pretty easy to understand.

796 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-22 20:02

Quoted by: >>797

>>793
imagine being able to afford to buy a house at 25, must be nice.

797 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-22 20:04

Quoted by: >>801

>>796
If you can’t afford a house after seven years of working, you belong on a short bus.

798 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-22 20:14

>>793

2018 is economically, politically and socially the same as 1976

I know it's bait but damn.

799 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-22 20:25

Quoted by: >>816

Well, gramps, wages been stagnant for half a century because Jews have been importing cheap labor from the third world instead of paying a higher price for native labor. So instead of being able to save up for a house, we get to go to college in the vague hope that we'll get a higher wage. We don't, because the jobs that require degrees get outsourced, but we do end up with crippling student loan debt and no savings because our job at McDonald's or whatever other shit-tier service job we managed to find doesn't even pay for food and gas at the same time.

800 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-22 20:31

Quoted by: >>804,805,815

Unlike >>793 I was actually alive in the 1976. Every generation says the next generation is self absorbed and lazy. My parents said it about my generation their parents said it about them and so on and so forth until the beginning of man. All it really is is the fear of being replaced. Every time one of the many people my age spout this shit around me I say this and they never have a response. Humans just have this amazing ability to forget where they came from.

801 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-22 20:44

>>797
no I went to college for a number of those years because you stupid fucks kept shoving it down our throats only for most of us to realise later on that going to college and getting a degree isn't special anymore.

802 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-22 20:49

Job liscensing has become an epidemic.
I had to work an apprenticeship and orchid work whiles study prep courses to afford and attend university to study an engineering degree. I have barely any debt though. But I'm physically and mentally drained from the depression it caused.

803 Name: AngstyMcSkullFace 2018-09-22 20:58

>>793
a 68 year old on /lounge/?
more like a self hating millennial

804 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-22 21:07

>>800
This. I would also like to add my response to my friends with kids who lambast <current generation> which is you were responsible for raising them so that shit's on you. I'm not sticking up for the young pups btw I pretty much don't like anyone.

805 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-22 21:13

>>800
...and each generation is right

806 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-22 21:16

>>794
She should have her shoes off.

807 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-22 21:21

Lol millennials are mostly autistic but:

Rape economy and leave nothing, force little ones to be hardcore conservatives to unfuck 2009, constantly belittle them for heartlessness
You and neighbors pretend your homes that sit on a realistic 10,000$ of land are worth hundred of thousand when some one could buy good home extra 10 minute commute away in a less criminal suburb for the material cost of your home
Pay kids nothing despite your old age and wealth
Somehow convinced broke kids we screwed over are going to pay for our old age shit

Lol

I legitimately predict the next housing collapse in about 10 years when the Boomers start fucking retiring and they realize no one has money to buy their houses except foreign corporations loll, watch those supposedly patriotic and family loving fuckers bend over regardless of their beliefs

quite literally the only reason I was considering a house this year was because my rent is insane but at this point I'm just going to buy up empty acre out in the suburbs and put my own Shack on it. Half the houses I see on listings are like 50 years old anyways I don't know why anyone would even want them even at a significant pay decrease

808 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-22 21:28

Quoted by: >>811

>>793
34 years old. Owned a home in a nice suburb that my wife and I bought with our own money at 25. Student loans paid off. Both employed. Beautiful children. Hard work pays off, people need to stop playing the victim.

809 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-22 21:32

Quoted by: >>810

>>793
In 1976 a bachelors degree pretty much meant a sure thing job and a white picket fence, today you're a shoe in to work at whole foods or Wal-Mart. What worked in an era isn't going to for the next.
I never understood why the generation before would complain so much about the current generation when they're the ones who raised them. Or did they buy all that technology in high school with the responsibility and jobs they never had?

810 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-22 21:41

Quoted by: >>812

>>809

1976 a bachelors degree pretty much meant a sure thing job and a white picket fence,

being this historically ignorant
proclaiming it publicly

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1973%E2%80%9375_recession

811 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-22 21:49

>>808
Oh man that's cool! Did your dad kill your mom in front of you and your brothers when you where six leaving you in foster care where you lived from home to home being raped and abused? Did you have dept by the time you where 18 so your brothers could eat and maybe have a pair of real shoes? Spend your early twenties working 3 jobs and trying to finish high school with no prospect of college until I paid for it myself at 26.
Real cool that you did well for yourself but fuck you if you think you and I had it the same growing up and I'm just complaining. Some of us are really just doing the best we can, or I guess like you said just playing the victim.

812 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-22 21:54

>>810

Citing Wikipedia to win an argument. I grew up in the 70s you bitch.

813 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-22 21:56

>>793
Millenials have been fucked by the internet. They have closed in to following a certain mindset and reside in their safespace tumblr world, they are so distracted it's sad. They have no idea what's happening in the real world, they're busy making new reasons to be triggered and forcing their left winged ideologies onto people. They are lazy and don't want to work and play the victim claiming the older generations had it easier, even though the older generations worked hard and fought in the wars which allow them to have their ridiculous beliefs which they post on the internet that they wouldn't have if not for the hard workers of the past.- A millenial

814 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-22 22:01

>>793

They are preceded by a generation of failures. Their parent generation has failed to raise them as decent human beings and now they will follow the only path they have been taught.

815 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-22 22:08

>>800
What if I am part of the generation being described and wholeheartedly agree that the vast majority of my generation are lazy entitled pieces of shit who don't understand the value of hard work and make bad decisions before blaming the results on the previous generation, the government, and each other?

I remember exactly where I came from, and it's shit.

816 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-22 22:20

>>799

doesn't even pay for food and gas at the same time.

And this goes back to the crippling problem of pretty much every US city that's not on the East Coast:

terrible fucking urban planning that creates huge 'residential areas' that lack basic services, are miles away from the workplace and there's no reliable public transport

If getting any cheap-ass wreck that still drives and pumping its rusted tank and leaky engine with gas is an everyday necessity, instead of getting a cheap bus pass, then you got only your third world country to blame

817 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-22 22:31

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818 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-23 01:18

Quoted by: >>819,823,828,832,834,838

Why aren't you on welfare/disability yet? Do you really love being cucked that much?

819 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-23 02:26

Quoted by: >>820

>>818
because I'm not a fucking loser like trying to justify his shitty existence by taking the high morale-ground when in reality you're nothing but a lazy, underachieving nobody

820 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-23 03:33

Quoted by: >>821

>>819
And you're saying that you're somebody because you waste your life making someone else rich? You're a drone. A nobody, if you died today, you'd be rewplaced in a matter of hours.

Meanwhile I do what I want, when I want, thanks to the free money I get.

feelsgoodman

821 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-23 04:06

Quoted by: >>822

>>820
kek whatever makes you feel better about living off other people, you degenerate. you failed in life and sit back with hurr durr I am happy living off welfare. Good luck getting out of your comfort zone loser

822 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-23 02:27

>>821

failed in life

If I failed in life I wouldn't get my free money. This was my goal from the start. Have fun working for mister Shekelstein till you die.

takes pride in being a doormat

LMAO

823 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-23 03:17

Quoted by: >>825

>>818
I was denied disability, though I had a reasonable claim.

...Odds are though, if you can do the paperwork, and have the determination and capability to go through with all the pre-requisite nonsense, there are Very few reasons you couldn't work.

824 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-23 03:51

Quoted by: >>827

Disability is like.. $726 a month.

Where exactly the fuck does that cover rent?

"Haha, I have to live in HUD, I really beat the system!"

825 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-23 04:58

Quoted by: >>830

>>823

has no connections
doesn't get lawyers involved

It took a long time but getting over $2200 per month + a lot of other benefits was worth it.

826 Name: [email protected] 2018-09-23 06:05

im on welfare.... i dont recommend it.

827 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-23 06:55

>>824

not getting a free house among your benefits

Didn't milk them hard enough if $700 is all you get.

828 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-23 07:46

Quoted by: >>829

>>818
I am too wealthy to be bothered with the hassle of claiming that shit.

829 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-23 08:53

>>828

too wealthy in GBP

830 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-23 09:10

Quoted by: >>831

>>825
You must be Canadian.
In the US, aside from work requirements where applicable, they literally expect the disabled to sit inside and do nothing.

831 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-23 09:27

>>830

sit inside

No thanks, I have a specially adjusted car paid by the gubmints.

832 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-23 09:44

Quoted by: >>833

>>818
Because I refuse to be helpless.

833 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-23 10:01

>>832

gets fired at a moments notice
can't do shit about it
gets sick
enter bankrupcy

834 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-23 10:18

Quoted by: >>835

>>818
I'm trying, but the process takes 5ever. I am probably going to need to steal shit to pay electricity this month.

835 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-23 10:35

Quoted by: >>836

>>834
Stay strong anon, it takes forever, but it's all the sweeter once you get it.
It took me close to 3 years to get everything.

836 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-23 10:52

Quoted by: >>837

>>835
Thank you. It's frustrating as hell worrying about if I'm going to be homeless every month. Legitimately $200 a month would change my life completely.

837 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-23 11:09

>>836
I know how you feel anon, they deny everyone the first time they apply and you literally need to claw out what you deserve.

838 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-23 11:26

Quoted by: >>839,840

>>818
I was just "layed off" from work. Soon as I get y last paycheck I'll be going for unemployment, food stamps and disability. Really hoping I can get on disability, I'm blind in one eye and only have <25% visual field in the other.

839 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-23 11:43

>>838
On unemployment here too, my weekly rate is half of what I got from my paycheck. Indiana caps unemployment, or I'd be making more.

Good thing I was looking for a new job anyway. Before I got laid off.

840 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-23 14:15

Quoted by: >>841

>>838

blind in one eye

You should be good anon, they take that very seriously

841 Name: *CowShit* 2018-09-23 18:24

Quoted by: >>842,843

>>840
How about i just punch him in the other eye?

842 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-24 20:50

>>841
why are political people so fucking annoying? Oh yeah, nothing changes, nothing happens, nobody does anything.

You are like Blue and Red dogs barking at a wall. Much noise, no thought.

843 Name: Anonymous 2018-09-24 21:21

>>841
Sounds implausible.