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They're feeling the squeeze for sure, Millennials don't feel invested in the market (because we have no investments due to multiple fleecings across the last 15
by spaceribs 3y ago
They're feeling the squeeze for sure, Millennials don't feel invested in the market (because we have no investments due to multiple fleecings across the last 15 years), and Gen Z is radicalized beyond belief against capitalism.
The mood is that Boomers are only going to be "in charge" for so long, and when that tape runs out, things stop being so predictable. I bet they'll ratchet up as much of these alienating policies as possible just to ensure the overton window buffers out progressive action before they don't have the means to anymore.
A cheap but effective tactic for them to take.
- moate 3y agoThe future sure does look more and more radical, going to be interesting to see what flavor wins out (reds or browns).
- squigz 3y ago> Gen Z is radicalized beyond belief against capitalism. This is a strangely heated way of describing it.
- spaceribs 3y agoIt's a strangely heated topic for them, far more than the previous two generations. I'm generalizing of course, this is just based on my own personal experiences with Gen Z, there's a lot of variability within any generation. That said, the identified causes of suffering have shifted inexorably.