The whole premise of a younger generation being a upset at a prior older generation for political, fiscal etc etc reasons - has and always will be it seems, a t

The whole premise of a younger generation being a upset at a prior older generation for political, fiscal etc etc reasons - has and always will be it seems, a theme that will just keep on running for century's more. Thing is, in 30 years time, the current young adults will be saying near on verbatim the same things about the current generation that will now be in the age demographic they currently lambaste. Equally though, you will find the older generation moaning and having equally perspectives upon the younger generation an equally stereotypical mindsets. It's all rather silly this grouping up whole age demographics and slapping a label upon them IMHO. Indeed, assigning blame to a demographic only distracts from identifying and addressing the real issues as real issues stand out on there own and anything else added to the mix - be that age-group labelling, only distracts and sadly more so - enables people to dismiss the issues as they get buried in a sea of label name calling and finger pointing.