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Some are, some are not. They are all friends parents and some family, a few others are blue collar business owners or workers. One striking example is a friend
by subsubzero 6y ago
Some are, some are not. They are all friends parents and some family, a few others are blue collar business owners or workers. One striking example is a friend who's Dad(in the construction business) owns multiple properties and his son(late 30's) rents. They are doing the exact same job and it shows how skewed things are based on 30-40 years ago(his Dad owned a house at his age).
- bpt3 6y agoA "blue collar" business owner with multiple properties isn't really a great example either. I'm not arguing against your thesis that the boomer generation overall basically extracted resources from future generations (and their parents who lived through the depression and at least 1 world war), I'm just saying that there are lots of individual boomers who didn't have lucrative careers or happen to own property in the right places, and you don't seem to know any of those people (which is fine of course).