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Hi drew, love the content

No

No way

Those are the same people who complain about every marvel movie when it comes out cuz it has "magic" and it is corrupting the youth or something and then go watch a 50s sitcom with a fucking laughing track and "women belong in the kitchen" jokes.

oh and they tried to cancel french fries and “reinvent them as freedom fries” LMFAO

lmao right. I can't think of any good examples since I wasn't alive during that era (at least when it was at its worst) , but imagine just how many movies couldn't be shown or even sold because it had LGBT themes in it. I'm also not sure its just a boomer thing but i remember the older generation really hating movies or games that had too much sexual tension or violence. Its interesting to read into but one time there was a president that had a part of a speech that went something like: "We well not be a Simpsons time country, our families will be like the Wilsons"

Wait, really? lol

Definitely hypocrites, but of course in their mind, their complaints are "serious" while ours are not. How convenient for them..

LOL. They seem not to be very good at self reflection

All of the lead in their paint and gasoline short circuited their cognitive reasoning

Right? Like everytime they complain about participation trophies, I'm just like "uh we didn't give those to ourselves"

@@4everbuffylover a lot of millienials are the children of boomers

@@4everbuffylover And a lot of gen z have boomer parents

"The new generation gets so easily offended !" They whine about Trans people existing.

They lit the gays ablaze

@@ljames430_ one person calls them out for being a bigot and they run to Fox News

“Reasons why my generation doesnt get offended!” The moment scientist’s talk about vaccines or shots you go bat-sh*t crazy

no..............................when the hell did you hear about that happening ?

For real, because why are you bragging about that?

That one guy who said, “Switch whipping is NOT abuse!” I don’t even know what that is, but it sounds like it would leave a mark.

@@TPRM1basically the parent would tell the child to go get a stick, or a “switch” from the yard and beat them with it. It was some fucked up mix of “pick your own punishment” and getting beat by your parents as ‘discipline’

@@karmajester6504 Jesus CHRIST. That is some fucked-up psychological torture.

Same mfs to abandon pets at old homes when moving

For SURE the most impatient, rude and always demanding the most free crap while thinking they're entitled to being respected. Nobody believes "the customer is always right" like boomers do.

@@TM-vg9vu damn right

for real!! when i worked at mcdonalds it was always older people who would complain and yell and make the cashiers cry (i have cried more than once at work because of people like that) and it was always young people who were polite and patient... yet boomers seem to think that manners "dont exist anymore"... oh they absolutely do, its your generation that forgot them!! (sorry for the rant lol i hated that job)

"We were raised with MANNERS!" "Too bad it didn't stick : ( "

Yessss

id like this comment but it has 420 likes and i refuse to break that number, so, yes. i agree

@@aestheticbabies699 why

@@coolbutnotverycool1440 funny weed number

@@aestheticbabies699 it now has 888 😏

And "young people are so impolite, unlike us who say racist comments whenever we feel like it"

Also I love how the first part of the (real) meme talks about minding one’s business but they shame women for dressing a certain way and people for not beating their children.

Is it ok to group an entire generation over harmful stereotypes? Because these stereotypes directly insult your entire list of people…

@@bigmac92 Ya, ultra woke people are not too bright.

@@bigmac92 a majority of boomers are like this, so yes it is.

@@bigmac92 like Coffee Games said there is a common theme which inspired my comment but I also literally never said it was all of them 🤷🏼‍♀️ - just the ones that you know…actually make these comments Also…have you heard the things they’ve said about millennials/Gen Z because…that can get even more ridiculous

Same

Right? Like those things aren’t hard to do

how to confuse a young person: put them in a room with no food, no water no means of escape. Write exestentialist poetry IN CURSIVE!!!😂🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣🤣

I'm 19 and I normally write in semi-cursive and can also do everything else you mentioned, let's confuse the boomers lmao

Same here, and don’t forget doing math without a calculator!

I was never hit growing up, and everyone asked my parents on how they disciplined me so well. My mom would always tell them that she just “reasons with me” and they would say something along the lines of “my kid is too stupid to reason with” No dude, I think you’re too incompetent and violent to be able to reason with anyone!

honestly.. I was spanked by my grandparents and I remember each and every time they burst into my room to hit me. It was 100% a fear tactic and I can't imagine inflicting that on my kids.

Yeah that's definitely someone who should not have kids

I cant speak for every child, but what my mom has done with me and my 6 sisters was just speaking in a very relaxed and happy for 24/7, and when one of us would act up she would get down on our level and drop her voice. It stopped literally everyone in their tracks hearing it. No punishment needed other than that lmao

Having that attiudite towards disciplining your kids is not good.

they seem to believe their children do as they say instead of copy the behavior their parents display

I don't have kids... but I do blame the parents.

Kids these days don’t have any respect or manners -The same people who judge other people because they’re gay or not white

They're probably also the same people who yell at retail and restaurant workers over the tiniest of shit

@@someperson1727 haha I started working fast food and my coworkers get madder than the customers. Sometimes I feel like they get mad just because they want to be mad

To be fair, that show is trash

yea but neither would i and i’m a teenager that shits horrible

I’m pretty sure everyone who made it past Glee’s pilot ended up in a mental asylum.

@@java_siege_ fr bruh nh bruh legit mogus cappin🤣

​@@twodeciliters4909 It's a shared trauma bonding experience and it's better than rewatching episodes of the same old 3 sitcoms with my granddad. 💀

As a person born in 95, I wish the cutoff was earlier.

@@caidalee1994 can you please tell the older people to stop infantilizing those younger than them and acting like age is the only decider on whether or not you can be taken seriously? Thanks, they wont listen to me when I try to do it.

@@pokaay3163 sorry, man, they don’t listen to me either because “those darn millennials”. Then again, they just don’t seem to listen period, so I wouldn’t get my hopes up.

@@pokaay3163 Older people are so entitled and stuck in their less efficient and actively harmful ways that there is no convincing them. They’d prefer a phone that’s actively more difficult to use and women not dress however makes them comfortable, than a phone that’s actively easier to use and modern women feeling comfortable just because they can’t deal with change It’s impossible. So if they refuse to talk to me because I’m born after 1995, I see this as an absolute win

I suddenly regret being born in 1994.

Everyone knows Gen Z was grown in a vat, by the Evil Globalists!!!1

To be honest most older Gen Zs were raised by Gen X

@@Sam-vy8ye and most millennials and a chunk of Gen X were raised by boomers

@@Sam-vy8ye and gen X were the last of the real humans.. 👍🏽

@@odelayrowemonkey2145 lmao what does that even mean

It’s called building character pansy, now go make 7.50 and don’t complain 👱🏻

I see this all the time where I work.

"Why do all millennials get so offended when I cough on their children? No one cared about coughing on kids when *I* was a kid."

@@zonk4881 and you know damn well these are from people that are already very secure in their own income to say shit like that.

like when boomers demand from the young workers and the worker say that it's against the rules or they're not allowed and the boomers throw a hissy fit and tell the worker they're bad at their job, when they literally were just trying to be a good worker and follow the rules, like it's out of the workers control you can't fault them for that

the kind of people who yell at an autistic person having a meltdown. they're absolutely unhinged and it's kinda horrifying

My nana is really progressive but even she could not fathom how I could be proud of my mental disability. Back in the day, mentally disabled was the worst thing someone could be.

What are you talking aboooout your son is making it up and it's up to you to raise him out of it 😉 👍👍

@@aftonstan5494 Nobody should be "proud" of such trivial nonsense. Disabilities deserve recognition and acceptance, but pride is just... no. I'm not proud of the struggles I have to face on a daily basis; they do make my life worse, that is why they call it a "disability". I wouldn't expect able-bodied/neurotypical people to be proud of being able-bodied/neurotypical; sounds gross, right? Well, I think of it the same way as being proud of having a disability. It is fine to be proud of yourself for finding peace with your disability, but being proud of the very disability itself? That's a gross romanticism of arrogance. Be proud of the good work you do instead. Be proud of doing good things and being a good person. But never take pride in your identity, or it will always separate you from other people.

@@nomoretwitterhandles "nooo you have to hate your disability don't be proud of who you are!!!!"

This is so interesting, thank you for sharing! I never knew you guys were called that back in the day

History nerd here! Every old generation has something negative to say about newer generations! One of my favorite examples of this is that the myth of Victorians and tight corsets actually originated in the 30s from an article making fun of the old generation.

I thought you were gonna say a right of passage lol

I love how that's every single generation. Wasn't it Socrates that said that writing was gonna make the younger generation dumber and harm their memories? I'd like to think that my generation could hopefully stop this train, but I'm also having a grumpy old man phase hating the things that Gen Alpha are into, and I'm only 18.

@@blokvader8283 Yeah it horrified me when I realised that skibidi toilet song is just the modern day equviliant of that frog song and stuff 😭

I literally always say this haha

when you were beat as a child and then think it's okay to beat YOUR kids, that means you're in the cycle of abuse.

No boomer get raised well. It's a fact.

!!!!

They never ask themselves how much better they might have turned out if they weren't beaten as a child.

I'm so sorry about that, hope you're doing well now!

Oof thats sad

@@basilzoubi1290 Yeah old people are hypocrites.

This was true when I was a teen 20+ years ago working fast food... It's comforting that all those awful people are dead but they were just replaced with a new generation who targets teens unfairly.

I work in hospitality and it’s so bizarre how some of the nicest customers I’ve ever had are old people and some of the worst customers I’ve ever had are old people - you either get one of the other and I hate playing russian roulette!

You are an absolute gift and I hope someone like you shows up at your darkest moment

That's exactly how they want women to talk. Like a thoughtless robot.

@@freyjanimbi Really shows a lot of their true colors

these people think politeness is just saying excuse me after you sneeze though you gotta remember that

The same type of people that tell you it's rude to stare until they see POC or people with dyed hair

Rules for thee but not for me Humans are natural hypocrites

@@cheruwu9659 POC with dyed hair: 😰😰

Some old people are assholes, but others are just picky, as someone working in food service. If you make polite conversation with them though, they’re the most likely to tip you, because they actually remember to, whereas younger people just don’t ever tip. TBH, I’ll take one old lady making me take something back to the kitchen over some “influencer” that speaks down to you and doesn’t even tip

I was literally about to comment this💀

There's a difference between criticism of pointless empty modern pop music, and calling it evil from hell.

As if the 70s-90s didn't have tons of shitty music. It's just nostalgia again. There are just as many good songs over the last two decades.

@@216trixie A lot of the songs from the 70's-80's we consider classics now didn't even make the top 100. Popular stuff could be just as vapid as it is now. It's just a lot easier for us to point it out and track it online

@@davidmaka6742 Yeah, the songs on classic rock stations are just the ones that were good enough to stick around. Even then I don’t like a decent amount of the 70’s/80’s songs that are still played.

Yeah I'm a guy and that physically made me feel sick. How are old creepy men so good at thinking of the worst euphemisms?

That sentence made me “ULOCH”

Great username

if you call a vagina "the monkey" in a public space you should be legally required to register as a sex offender

Specially when their job was to find a husband. And become a wife.

Don't forget all of those highly addictive and harmful diet pills!

Their point that there were "surgical procedures back then" is not even true. Nose jobs, skin whitening and hair jobs (e.g. the painful removal of hair around the forehead in order to make foreheads look larger and the face more oval) were practiced quite frequently in Hollywood. Just take a look at all the shit that Rita Hayworth had to do to herself in order to be "ethnically acceptable" in old Hollywood.

Yep plastic surgery was a thing at that time

Definitely as low-key as Joan Crawford's skin care routine

I'm not sure who said it first, but the line "nostalgia is just heroin for old people" always stuck with me. :-)

I agree, but does that means there were no “bad present day” too? Just wondering

@@kitni I think I understand what you’re saying. If I do, then I agree. The present day is definitely not “great” or perfect, and I’m sure future generations will look back and criticize things. And rightly so! We’re always progressing, evolving, and hopefully trying to move forward. That requires a lot of work, and it’s definitely not easy or fun. I definitely hope our children will have a better world than we do, and if we can help them get there, then we should do that. If they make it happen, then I’ll be happy still. Progress is progress. :)

Good old days just kinda look back when people were young/younger. Was the world perfect when i was 10? No. But i didnt have any bils or a job and got to play outside all day.

as a history student, there's several plagues/pandemics every century going back millennia

Well I'd hope most people buy new underwear and not wear hand-me-downs from their mums and grandmas. 🙃 I'll never forget though when I was doing work experience in the lingerie department of a store and an elderly woman came up to me and whispered, "Excuse me, but do you sell any . . . panty girdles?" 14-year-old me was so confused and traumatised. 💀

@@tinyblueunicorn7807 LMAO they stopped putting me in lingerie department because I refused to be delicate with the subject. Customers would whisper about their desired "unmentionables" and I'd talk at a normal volume and pissed so many people off, especially old ladies.

In my day we didn't have fancy clothes or expensive make-up, we rubbed our faces with natural dirt and wore leaves and nettles we found in the Garden of Eden as our Lord intended.

That's only half of them to be fair. My dad can but my mom can't

Yeah, if I didn't know how to switch the hdmi or turn the wifi on and off, no one would get to watch dvds or have decent wifi

Fr though😂

@@Z64sports bro, your parents arent the only two boomers in existence

@@Z64sports "Half", you just pulled this statistic from the 2 boomers you know lmao. It's a lot more than just half

when i was a kid, at the dollar store my boomer mom once told me loudly that we were different from the other poor people and the service workers at the dollar store because "we have class." in that moment i knew it was bullshit and every time i see her or another boomer doing some similar bullshit i go back to that moment and feel lost in this lifelong mystery of "why do people of her age act like that"

Yes, the "I know your busy and it's dinner rush, but the world revolves around me and I'd like to talk to your manager because it's been ten minutes and my foods not up" 🙄😒

The moment everyone around 40 enters the store my heart rate goes up

A customer service worker here 👋🏼 most of the people who bully and degrade me are of all ages pretty equally.

Exactly!!!! The high schoolers and college kids that come into my coffee stand are way nicer than the weird boomers that snap their fingers to get my attention instead of just saying hi

Survivor Ship Bias is a name for that concept

If a person has to brag about how they were raised right, they probably weren’t.

No, we raised your parents.

@@padywac1970 there's a _slash_ in the comment. It's different for some based on how old their parents were when they got pregnant/adopted a child.

@@padywac1970 literally what I said

Exactly....like, did their grandparents take them out and laugh at them for not knowing how to churn butter? Or not knowing how to use other completely obsolete products 🙄 Doubt it. These boomers are a group of bullies basically, laughing at people for not knowing how to use something they will never need to use. (I'm looking at you rotary phones)

THIS IS THE COMMENT.

Ahh I remember when American Bandstand got a lot of hate mail because Frankie Lymon, a black singer, danced with a white girl. SO NOSTALGIC

I LOVE THIS

That must be the biggest roast of all time.

Wokesters still do

This happened to me as well. I had a classmate say that my handwriting was so cool because it looked like the constitution, lol. I can't write in print even now without it being a total mess.

Familiar name

THANK YOU OMG

And they call us "snowflakes" wtf.

true

@@ambarcastaneda4763 You’re welcome! ✨

@blue I’m so sorry to hear that man.

"Hello yes I'm man, I got Lead Poisoning and IT WAS FECKING AWESOME!! WOOOOH"

That would be like the people in Flint, Michigan bragging about their water full of lead lmao

One of the first effects of lead poisoning is it makes you not care that you're being poisoned.

I think that's the cognitive stunting kicking in, I know this because when I was younger I got high off of marker fumes, and snuck into a church where they were repairing a lead painting and now I have one brain cell working overtime at all times.

That would explain _why_ they're proud of it

They were a generation raised by parents that gave them whatever they wanted, they never had to work hard for anything.

How else would they mean wares

@@chronometer9931 Many of these so-called “gentlemen” act this way though.

@@chronometer9931 yes it is. how are you going to claim to be respectful when there’s evidence that contradicts these statements? try again. and while you’re at that, go get a life bro. you’ve been burrowed in these comments a little too much for my liking 💀

@@plutopian9059 Well said man

You know, just to make sure they’re wearing them slips right 😎😎😎

it's all fun and games until the old person can't read their menu right and complains to the manager, but they are just too old and blind.

There’s actually some reasoning behind this in a convoluted way, as younger generations tend to say things like “no problem” instead of “you’re welcome” because they see helping someone as something that is required of them to do, as opposed to older generations who more often see help as a gift you are giving to someone.

As someone who has worked in retail, it’s usually boomers who are the most impolite assholes while young people are largely the most polite and respectful people in the store.

Yess 😂😂 I say that even when I don’t need to 😂

Dead, lol!

lmaoo you should

When I was a kid, we didn't have "workers' rights" or "child labour laws", we never sat around freeloading off of our parents, and we certainly didn't expect handouts. Kids today are so ungrateful. A few weeks in a coal mine might do them some good!

As someone with a history degree, I would watch that.

Do you know when the Great Depression or Cold War happened? Boomers were born around the 50’s, not the 20’s and 30’s.

that's the one thing i really can't argue with them on

@@shell9918 They win this round

this is true. you guys win this round

I see nothing wrong with their soda

saiki!

plus I feel like this just isn't true. Most young people I've met are the nicest people I know. Obviously there's outliers, but a lot of the time it's older people who try to start shit. There are gonna be shitheads in any generation though.

@@martinsergo6108 exactly

@@martinsergo6108 I work at the grocery store and the young people are generally very nice, whereas the older folk tend to be very entitled and simultaneously clueless to basically anything going on around them.

Gen X

@@CaptainApathetic Yeah, this seems to be a pretty common theme among service workers. I've never had a job where I deal with customers (becoming increasingly grateful for that...) but if I did I'd be very surprised if most of the shitty customers weren't middle aged moms or boomers.

We can tell by their sunken hollow eyes

@@pissapocalypse and the lead poisoning lol

My favorite conspiracy theory about why Boomers are so belligerent and strange

@@fataldinazor3732 eyes like that are a symptom of lead poisoning

"Don't mess with me. I survived eating tie pods." That's unfortunate.

I know right??? Isn't the point of raising the next generation to improve and advance society

It's like when people say, "No one had peanut allergies back in the day." These people are so dense it's genuinely hilarious how smug and unaware they are of their own stupidity. "Oh, yeah, my friend mysteriously died after my mom made him a PB&J sandwich. I wonder why. Anyways, peanut allergies didn't exist when I was growing up."

Yeah and they used Lobotomy to actually deal with their children. Sorry you had a child and knew it was going to be difficult raising one. 😕

EXACTLY.

WHAT HAPPENED TO THE GOOD OLD DAYS WHEN I CAN BEAT MY KIDS AND GET AWAY WITH IT CAUSE IM AN UNCIVILIZED MANIAC?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!!??!?!!?!?!?!?

As someone who used to work at a grocery store, a restaurant, and at a concession stand at a movie theatre, this is very VERY true.

And that's why I'm never working fast food,

@@jacklyntree7752 you’re lucky. Most people don’t have that choice… I sure didn’t 😞

My theory is that they were well-mannered to people older than them, but they think they don't have to be polite to younger people, and now most people are younger than them.

Good thing I work retail

Don’t forget the ads with husbands spanking their wives for being bad 🤣🙄🤦‍♀️... also plastic surgery existed back then- it just wasn’t as good as it is now and boomers would always deny it 🤣🙄... my parents are boomers who had kids very late in life (compared to my classmates they were like my classmates grandparents ages) - and I always said from my mothers photos it looked like she had a nose job... she denied having had plastic surgery for years but has since admitted that she had it 🤣🤣🤣🤣

I almost spit out my water (bottled, I'm so spoiled🤪) reading this, this comment is gold

*shots fired*

@@m._6566 and punches thrown

they burned dinner, then husband slapped her, you mean?

they were too busy slapping their wives around and using up all the wealth, leaving none for us

Like really! That was that was the worst thing to say about women and clothing. But leave it to middle aged men to say some weird shit.

Trust me I've seen way worse said in some corners of the internet And that exact phrase is used there sometimes. *g r o s s*

Totally understand, as a dude, I'm go around my work place and start telling my gay friends "Leave something to the imagination".

@@chronometer9931 why doesn't it mean that?

@@chronometer9931 can you explain?

Or my dad, as the girl is walking by “look at those tattoos! Don’t they look terrible? Tattoos are bad”. Ya I’m pretty sure he heard. So embarrassing

Is this comment stolen too?

@@Mama_Bear524 Glad my dad is not the only one always complaining about the looks of other people :)

​@@Mama_Bear524 For some reasons my mum just loves to point out how tight girls' pants are while she is driving, maybe just stop looking at their ass and focus on the road? I remember once a couple of years ago we were at the mall she said "how could she walk around in that?" about a random girl and I said without even realizing mind your own business or something and she was really pissed for a while. just so rude for no reason.

Most boomers aren’t racist

Yes. "respect your elders" is such a farce

@@imzabatch people expecting you to simply respect anyone without reason is a farce. I always tell people that they don't have to respect anybody if they don't give it back. "Elders," your parents, siblings, whatever, if they don't respect you, don't waste energy respecting them.

I completely agree with this

You shouldn't shame an old person for having to work still either. My grandparents busted their asses their whole lives and had to work until my granddad got dementia and my gram got cancer. They were proud of their careers and loved their jobs, but they would have loved to retire before illness forced them to. The fact that we don't just guarentee the necessities to *simply live* is disgusting

Friendly reminder that respect has two meanings: treating someone as an authority, and treating someone as a human. Everyone is deserving of the latter. But yeah no you don’t automatically deserve to be respected as an authority just because you’ve lived longer. It’s what you’ve done with that time that matters.

Ik I still do! Even apologize for the inconvenience most times

and when we try to calm them down from attacking them, they say "Dont apologise, the customer is always right, don't be walked on"

I work at Walmart and literally the only people that don't use proper manners, aside from the trash, is old people.

I might actually be your grandpa: what's your grandma's name?

@@abloodcorpse3318 I work at Walmart as well, can confirm. Literally the only customers I have issues with are boomers

Its probably like the modern sigma male shit where they just choose to ignore the actual points of things because they believe a certain way and so they'll twist it to be that way.

EXACTLYYY! They fail to realize how their shows were very progressive and I think it’s pop culture’s fault too for misconstruing so many of the lessons these shows taught. Another old show that I really love rn is Miami Vice, a show that has been so HORRIBLY warped by pop culture it makes it seem like the show was only about fast vehicles, hot women, and the cool dudes who bag them, BUT ITS SO MUCH MORE! It shows how the government/cop system is so terribly corrupt that even if there are good cops they end up corrupted, dead, or left in a bad mental state. They even have an episode, “Evan”, about how one of Sonny’s gay friends khs because of the discrimination against him in the workplace. There’s so much more to it then it being “flashy MTV cops”, and I’m disappointed to see old tv shows being used as examples of “non-woke” media, because that’s exactly what they WEREN’T… *sigh*… that got long. I could talk forever abt it tho…

Yes exactly like my aunt is always showing me clips of that show acting like I should laugh at the racist jokes like isn’t the show making fun of people who actually think like that?

@@mckaylamurphy5336 idk if you can see my OG reply because for some reason I can’t see it, but I just want to confirm that yes your aunt does NOT understand that show. The creator, Norman Lear was against bigotry of all kinds and he purposefully made that series to show how ridiculous bigots can be and that they need to move on from their old ways and change.

Exactly!! And yet my aunt and grandma and all these people try to use it to prove that everyone's ''too sensitive'' now or ''we could never get away with stuff like that anymore.'' Like, if you actually agree with what they're saying and think it's funny, then you're the people the show's making fun of. @@carliekween

it’s a shame those silly willy libsharts cancelled the existence of tonka trucks..

If you

And of course -if you-

When the

when.

Honestly, the worst customers I have serviced were boomers; boomers express their dissatisfaction by SCREAMING??

Exactly.... its painful as fuck.

LOOOL XDDD GET IT GUYS OLD MEN ARE BAD AND POOR WOMEN HAVE BEEN OPPRESSED BY THEM XDDDD REDDITOR NERDS APPROVE

@@user-ek6mz5tf3s found the boomer

@@ketaminepoptarts ur a redditor nerd? That's true yeah lol

"It's CaLLed DiSCipLINe!!"🤮 So fucking gross

I kinda feel bad for them. They've essentially been brainwashed into thinking it's normal

It's called traumatizing your kid into discipline

Truth is, as someone who got a little spanked when i was a kid, i didn't think it was a big deal. But in the end, it's like behavioral training for animals, rather than teaching anything.

literally whipping a child. disgusting how they think its okay or healthy

If anything, the need to constantly be "put together" back in the day was the advertisement..

Boomer men don't know the difference

Sorry but if you show even a bit of cleavage that tells boomer men that you are okay with their creepy sexual advances and you want it

@@noriakikakyoin1423 Don't blame others for your own sexual behaviours. That's a criminal's way of thinking.

@@cursedGalataea Read my post again and maybe you'll understand it

Also back in those days people didn't have Facebook or Twitter to see whether people were sensitive or not, people probably were (as Drew pointed out, Boomers are offended by certain things, they're just not the same things that younger people/liberals are offended by) but there was no venue for them to air their frustration out I'm middle eastern and I see how conservative muslims get super offended by anything that doesn't meet their super conservative standards (that make western conservatives look like liberals in comparison) so conservatives in the past definitely got a offended as liberals do these days

@@BrainScramblies How about you look up Ruby Bridges instead of... subbing to Drew just to dislike all of his video???

@@BrainScramblies It's the same "collective guilt" nonsense they force on whole nations, even generations after some _deed_ they had no say nor participation in, and even their ancestors who were alive at that time mostly didn't. Used to keep the people with their head lowered waaay down.

@@BrainScramblies They did, and wow, you’re very obsessed with Drew, I think you have a little crush.

@@BrainScramblies read up on some history, my dude. This is very much an event that happened.

@@BrainScramblies MindGoblin?

I’m autistic as well and this hits too close to home. My grandparents place was the worst because they thought I was being a brat, and so they’d punish me. But then I’d freak out and have a meltdown because it was overwhelming, thus more punishment, an endless cycle. Wasn’t fun, the worst is they STILL think I’m a brat.

@@MollieIsNotOkay thank you for reading me my own trauma

Wait, spanking doesn't cure neurological disorders? That's absolutely insane

@@firesd7306 ikr it shocked me

Thats sad

That's definitely a specific cultural mindset. Not everyone would agree that young people deserve as much respect as older people. That kind of makes me wonder about how American society has changed over the years. I'm assuming you're in the US. In some cultures in the world it's accepted and expected for an elder to treat a younger person as significantly lower or less than them. But those cultures tend to hold conservative values like US society did before like the 1970s. Boomers in the states were likely raised being disrespected and grew up with the expectation that it would be acceptable for them to do the same thing to the youngsters when they got older.

Figure out what abuse is before you open your mouth. Don’t beat people.

@@BrainScramblies ah i don’t think they teach it but 12 year olds definitely think they’re cool when they figure it out

@@BrainScramblies They teached it to me when I was eight, never used it in my life after that

They teach us cursive from 1-4 grade in elementary. I usually still write in cursive but for my own project not school, even some of my teachers who are boomers have hard time trying to figure out my cursive handwriting

Functions 😭😭

@@sourlemonade7916 my sister is 10 and my mom's a teacher. I know these things are still taught in school

I'm sorry that happened to you

Jesus criminy, that lack of self-awareness is genuinely terrifying. I'm glad you got the Hell out of dodge, friend.

I feel that. Can't believe my parent said "I'd rather hear you were a murderer than transgender" and then gets upset that I don't want to be around them.

@@maxwasthere I’m so sorry, that’s such a shitty thing to say

@@maxwasthere Seconded, sorry to say that your parent (qualifying in biological terms _only_ ) is such a genuinely shitty human. They would rather be murdered than have to reflect on a single faulty self principle of their own. This is why natural selection exists. Good for you for recognizing that you deserve a supportive and less toxic environment than that and walking away from it, not a lot of people ever reach that point. It takes a good deal of resolve and self respect ❤

Also them when a child has a mental illness: 😭😟😠😡

Idk wtf they're on about i was born in 2003 and they taught us that shit too.

Also them seeing some guy crossdressing: 😱😰😈🤬😠😠🤢🤮

@@anshi5098 2005 same here bud I practised all my life and can’t read my handwriting because cursive is awful

@@anshi5098 samee im from 2004 and we had to write in cursive all primary school 💀

The map thing sucks too, I was born in the early 90's and I still can still remember the anxiety of having to use a paper map to find a friend's house in a neighborhood we'd never been to before. Google maps is a godsend.

They're hiding their insecurities about struggling with technology, so instead they say its the new generations fault for not knowing their way

@@ashleyespinoza4893 True lol. I have a horrible sense of direction, and maps don’t help because I don’t know where the hell I am on it. Google maps is perfect for me lol.

Yess google maps are amaizing. And digital clocks and smart phones

@@TheHetaliafan123 I still remember my mom getting mad at me when I was like 6 because we couldn't find a friend's house, and you do that thing where you're like "okay so even number houses are on this street and odd number ones are on this one" but as soon as you turn a corner it's all confusing again. I so don't miss that stress XD

I would make a joke but….. why would you call it a monkey?

It was so gross

idk i quite like it, let the monkey get some fresh air edit: nvm i realised how gross it is while typing it

Makes me think a lot of these posts are made by foreign bots running through google translate. One of my friends received an email threatening to release pictures of him "Flogging the donkey" as a totally natural way of saying masturbating.

@@brentc8189 actually, it's an term in older aave, at least down here in the south and the west coast. check too short's "shake that monkey"

Come on now, most people in this generation is well abled to say no

Too accurate

@@ph0enix321 And they are more than capable of being abusive assholes, they are just doing that crap on twitter, reddit or tumblr. Go to the fucking fanbase of some idiotic show and post something that goes against headcanons, you will be obliterated.

@@ph0enix321 Not true, a lot of people find it hard to say no

@@taylove1461 No

cursing? xd

I was taught in 07 or 08 and memes like this make me feel crazy. nobody uses it anymore because its pointless

"Back in my day, everyone was polite to each other... and women and black people knew their place"

Ahh you just brought back some memories

To be honest, I’ve met way more polite punk people than polite elderly people

Really ironic considering boomers are some of the rudest people I know. 9 out of 10 times, if someone around me starts sh*t, it's some old entitled fart who thinks they can get away with it just because they're older. Like age somehow grants people an a**hole free-pass.

*Screams at retail or food worker who got something even slightly wrong*

That's what I was thinking!! Also if you need that extra layer for a dress now, most of the time it's built into the dress? Like why would anyone need a whole separate thing

yeah i have a lot of vintage dresses and a couple of old slips and i didn’t really understand what the fuss was either... also “what do they wear under their dresses NOW” really killed me bc even if your dress fell below your knees and you had a slip on i sure hope everyone in the 50s was also wearing, yknow, underpants

The material of the dress rides the pantyhose. Slips are a silky layer in between to prevent that. We don’t use pantyhose now and also fabrics are made to be less bunchy. This is what I remember from 80s/90s getting ready for church. I don’t think we wore slips just to have more fabric for modesty. It’s not about modesty.

Yeah that's what I said! The slip is just to keep your dress from bunching up, it has nothing to do with shielding your underwear from view. They also still SELL slips, I had one a few years ago for when I wore leggings a lot.

@@sidoniegabrielle269 Okay so, if we are talking 1950? Well, technically they did yes! But it was open around the crotch. Closed panties/briefs became a thing in the early 20th century Why do I know so much? Well I wanted to know how women went to the bathroom comfortably in layered dresses for my story. (Hint: No knickers until it was common to wear them, and even then just a pair drawn up the legs)

I think they mean they were beat with a wooden spoon and lived through it as a bragging right.

EXACTLY HOLY SHIT

Probably Gen X obviously

@@TheBfutgreg and who raised Gen X?

Who raised them? No one. Most kids back then were left at home to fend for themselves while the parents worked.

@@fw4193 yeah, back in the day we hunt monke for a living

I miss the good ole days when you could be racist with out getting bullied. What happened to 1st amendment rights😢

@@perksof2700 to be fair, there's more racism in our generation than in the past.

@@earthstrong7855 You are a funny one.

@@matiasbosques3002 it's true

@@earthstrong7855 how past are we speaking, last year, or anything past that 😆

Happy early birthday!

Happy early or late birthday! And it's so insane whenever my parents reflect on the 'good ol days', like how my dad was sold into indentured servitude or how they were both the victims of physical and emotional abuse...and they're proud of that?

Yeah, and right now is such a dream. It's called growth. We are where we are because each generation had good people in it. Not fair to generalize any group.

You rock, sir.

Happy Birthday!

And then people like that wonder ''Why don't my children visit anymore''

@@mmaclipsuknow "Because this generation is raised to be disrespectful of the elderly! Wait, who raised them again?"

What that post was tryna tell us is that mental issues weren't taken seriously, how awful 🤦

@@florencembah2626 well people who killed themselves were called cowards

@@mmaclipsuknow Omg that's so disturbing, so they won't even take depression or anxiety seriously🤦