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I always assume people stoking these fake intergenerational conflicts are hoping to profit off it somehow. It's so nonsensical and silly. (Well, there are als
by jmull 5y ago
I always assume people stoking these fake intergenerational conflicts are hoping to profit off it somehow.
It's so nonsensical and silly.
(Well, there are also the people who waste their lives exercising their sense of aggrievement who do it too, but they'll latch on to anything.)
- dfxm12 5y agoOne way this manifests is when people stoke fake intergenerational conflicts trying to distract you from real class conflicts. Like when you see a piece about millennials in the workplace, whoever wrote it (Forbes, WSJ, the Economist, etc.) is encouraging workers to point fingers at each other and not at the suits keeping their pay low, etc.