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> When have we ever had a common lived experience? The obvious answer is the generation that fought in WWII. Oh, maybe not literally everyone, but a huge porti
by DuskStar 7y ago
> When have we ever had a common lived experience?
The obvious answer is the generation that fought in WWII. Oh, maybe not literally everyone, but a huge portion of the male population went through the military.
Baby Boomers might qualify too - white picket fence, 2.2 kids and a dog, shared culture (only a handful of TV/radio stations, national brands, etc) and more.