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"Most folks" - no. Most folks take the plain meaning for what a Millennial is and don't give a damn what the media is trying to corrupt in our cultural consciou
by chatterhead 4y ago
"Most folks" - no. Most folks take the plain meaning for what a Millennial is and don't give a damn what the media is trying to corrupt in our cultural conscious.
- inferiorhuman 4y agoMost folks – yes. By your definition Donald Trump is a millennial because… wait for it… he was born before the turn of the… waaaaaait for it… millennium. Language often evolves in seemingly unintuitive ways (e.g. lunch), there's no "corrupt in our cultural conscious" going on. Someone born in the early 80s is going to have much less in common (especially in terms of technology) with someone born in the late 90s. By 1997 the oldest millennials were starting to have kids who would very clearly not belong under the heading "millennial".
- chatterhead 4y agoIt wasn't a definition it was a clarification on a limit. Your bad faith engagement is just argumentative. If you truly think the 2 year exclusion of 1998 and 1999 is necessary for Zoomers to be properly categorized then you'll have to provide more than simply the argument that some Millennials were past puberty. The youngest Gen Xers will still graduating high school in 1997. Please stop being argumentative because you see an opportunity to confront someone using sarcasm.
- inferiorhuman 4y agoWhat the ever loving fuck are you on about?