re: what year do you have to be born to be considered a millennial?

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Most '80's kids are well adjusted.

Most '90's babies are a bunch of pisspants.

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And I got to see it first hand
It was a slow and painful downfall of my peers. Wasn't until my junior/senior year the liberals started coming out in force. That's when dodgeball was banned and kids started fighting the administration.

Our principals son was put in the hospital for some condition, but the principal came to school to get something out of his office and found a lawsuit on his desk. All because some kid had dreadlocks down to his shoulder and the handbook clearly says that's against the rules. On top of that, the school board was all over his back. And our entire school was basically protesting the dress code. And I guess he just snapped and came on the intercom to the entire school and said
"I can't take it anymore. From this point on, there's no dress code.
This all happened in the morning so we were in home room waiting for announcements.... I shite you not, everyone took their school shirts off and put on street clothes. It was a riot. People were running out into the halls and everything. Fast forward to my freshman year of college... There's always something to be offended about or riot for. It's sickening. It's maddening

1986