I am a 21 year old conservative. I love this place.

You Gen Z guys give the country hope.

Stay strong in the struggle.

If chicken ever needs money to keep free speech alive I have money to give him.

I ain't ot baller, but this is by far the BEST 1st amendment place kut there.

by the way- liberals HATE tigerdropping- we scare them because we speak truth and aren't scared to do so

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A lot of us are tired

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this gives me hope

when people get "tired", they act.

in AA, you hear daily "i was sick and tired of being sick amd tired"

those people (generally speaking) turn their life around for the better

it is time for those that are sick and tired of what this country is becoming to turn it around

I hate to say it- but thay will never happen until voting in this country is legit. so legitimizing voting is step one, imo

OT: I was playing a drinking game the other night and an acronym challenge came up. I won with PIIHB because of this site.

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Lots of ammo

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WHAT WILL THAT DO IT THEY TAKE YOU PEE SHOOTERS sorry about caps just pretend dey is small letters

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Millennials are the worst.

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One thing I've noticed in the workplace is how younger millenials need to be walked through everything. Quite the contrast from older millenials where we could pick last year's documentation and figure it out on our own or at least narrow down our questions. I've seen this trend continue with interns and new hires, who at this point are, I guess, Gen Z.

Maybe your politics are better. Maybe they are not. Either way, could do without the need for the over-the-top hand holding on the job.

I’d say we’re screwed by Gen X on that one. I’m not one to blame older generations for not teaching but we really are screwed in terms of knowing how the workforce works. We live in an age of IPhones and taking for granted the technology we posses or the work that went into it. We don’t really see that hard work and new ideas went into creating the privileges we have. We just kind of view it as part of our lives. I will say I’m one of the fast learners though

ETA: I think our generation is too anxious about fricking shite up to ever be “resourceful” in the work force. Not many of us realize that improvising (even with some mistakes) is the key to moving to the next step in the ladder and proving we can be useful.

Keep the Faith.

I was 47 when I found Tigerdroppings.It's the place to be.

Glad you're on the side "Good" in World we live.

I'll give y'all credit for being efficiency-minded and quick to embrace tech. Just strive for independence. You're not going to get there immediately but the effort will be noticed. You'll have questions. Gather those and then seek help. You should get a broad overview to start, but go in with the expectation that you need to be walked through every detail.

Also, patience. Younger millenials/Zers with Boomers is a powder keg. Rapid embrace of new tech/methods vs "this is how we've always done it." Yall just need to meet in the middle. To be fair, everybody probably starts out impatient but the sooner you learn/accept that you'll need to find common ground, the more you'll be at peace.

By the way, none of this is directly pointed at you. Just the musings of an older millenial working through his busiest time of year. You sound like you have a good head on your shoulders. Keep that head up and best of luck in your future endeavors.

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It’s an echo chamber which is half full of propaganda which usually goes unchecked and treated as gospel.

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I mean, is there any news source that wouldn't be thought of in that exact same way? IMO the ideal approach is to seek out numerous sources, both "friendly" AND "unfriendly," then let one's instinct and intuition take over on the back end.