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In 2015 when this was written, 90's kids with their millennial problems were now adults and became part of the problems they spent the last 20 years complaining

In 2015 when this was written, 90's kids with their millennial problems were now adults and became part of the problems they spent the last 20 years complaining about. They also found out they're not any better at solving them. So the rant is an attempt to kick responsibility to the next generation, while pushing the blame onto the previous one. You'll find the aughties doing the same thing in like 5 years as the cycle continues.

zepto 6y ago
True, but the entire concept of named generation is designed to allow the media to create narratives in which generations are set against each other in some kind of blame/envy game. It’s evil stuff.
Sohcahtoa82 6y ago
What problems do you refer to? I think of things like lack of affordable health care, widening wealth inequality, and police brutality. Millennials won't solve any of them as long as half of them still think their vote won't change anything, so they stay home and allow the boomers to elect Republicans and centrist Democrats (Which are essentially DINOs).