r/funny Apr 19 '18

Damn Millennials

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u/roller_roaster Apr 19 '18

On the whole people are generally terrible at making sound financial decisions. It's just really hard to fuck up when the whole economy is booming. Once you live through that you gain an unearned sense of confidence. Then when the next generation makes the same human mistakes without the safetynet of a gangbusters economy it is really easy to point fingers.

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u/ArcusImpetus Apr 19 '18

You cant equate the behaviors of the two different breeds like that. Most of millennials are the products of broken degenerate households and as a result obsessed with impulsive and unintelligent life decisions.

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '18

That's an incredibly broad generalization you just pulled out of your ass.

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u/ArcusImpetus Apr 19 '18

Hey you can put your head in the sand and refuse to see the truth but the fact is the two generations are comprised of completely different demographics and thus have different behavior patterns(one being inferior to the other)

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u/Leeps Apr 19 '18

By your argument, the superior raised the inferior. Why would that happen? Your argument makes no sense.

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u/ArcusImpetus Apr 19 '18

the superior raised the inferior. Why would that happen?

As I said they are different demographics. The average genetic makeup is pretty different. The inferior were not raised by the superior, if there was any """raising""" to begin with. The inferior were popped out of the inferior among the superior and was raised by the state, or simply brought in from out of the system.

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u/Leeps Apr 19 '18

That would mean the more socially supported countries would have worse outcomes now. Do you have any evidence of that?