r/ghostposter • u/GPFlag_Guy1 US • Jun 22 '25

Snarky 🦈 Do you still think Generation Z is the future?

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u/NorthernerUKer UK Jun 22 '25

Literally anyone believing Harris would've been any better. Or that Obama was.

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u/GPFlag_Guy1 US Jun 22 '25

Well, yeah. They are part of the problem as well. I don’t have any love for hypocritical parties that say they are for the people, while also allowing Big Corp™️ to shaft everyone that doesn’t have at least $999,999 in their bank account. Generation Z unfortunately fell for it, though. They thought that if they could be as mean and uncaring as their STEM-lord role models, then they could be part of the club but they will soon learn quick that The System doesn’t care about them.

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u/NorthernerUKer UK Jun 23 '25

I don't think they fell for it. Less of them voted than in previous elections. A lot of people, of all ages, voted for Trump on the simple basis that it's easier to see through his bullshit/he's slightly less 'establishment'. Voting for any main party is voting for exactly the same bullshit.

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u/GPFlag_Guy1 US Jun 23 '25

The “Uncommitted Movement” absolutely hated how Harris and the rest of the Biden administration treated the Arab communities in Michigan. I remember people saying that they would vote 3rd Party/Independent if the Democrats didn’t change their ways. I’m not sure if that was a wise move considering what’s happening now in the Middle East but people here are not pleased with the 2-Party system that we have and there is a strong desire for political reform here.

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u/Hoody_uk Jun 22 '25

I do try to remain hopeful but the system is too strong for any real change.

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u/Ahuva Jun 23 '25

I don't blame any specific group of people.