re: This reaction is motivated by boomers who would sell your future for an extra year or two.

I am not convinced that a people who don’t respect their elderly actually deserve to exist.

If you cannot have compassion for the elderly, instead of blatant contention for them, I’m not too sure you’re worth saving yourself, nor am I convinced that you being the future is in the best interest of the country, the planet, or the future of either thereof.

One thing that I have ALWAYS respected about the Japanese for example is how they treat their elderly, with honor and respect. It’s in my estimation the mark of a very admirable and mature culture that has their priorities in order. When I reflect on the younger generations in this country and many of their attitudes toward their elderly, it is really sickening to be honest with you. I find nothing admirable in it, nothing whatsoever. Its revolting, and to me says that we have raised an extremely nasty, spoiled rotten, self serving bunch of garbage that should never be trusted with anything.

If you can’t take care of those who can’t take care of themselves, exactly how much worse will you be in taking care of anyone else, besides themselves of course? It’s revolting, and I really don’t give a shite who that offends.