re: Why are Moronials such whiny losers that blame all of their failures on Boomers?

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Not to mention boomers were about 10 years old in 1960.

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I started school in 1960.

After the trauma of finding out my nickname was not my real name and did not start with a 'J' I proceeded with learning all about Boomer superiority and how that remains true throughout all the generations to come; and how we are to rule all forthcoming generations.

They also taught us how to learn when the big Boomer Convention would be held and then we would choose how our magnificent power was to be used in control of the inferior further generations.

So, be ready to accept our control. Learn to accept that our benefit is what is the important thing.

Millenials, we own you and will own you even years past our presence here. No secrets let out, Boomers - remember the Convention.

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And I'm not the one here bitching about my life. I actually feel sorry for you. I would have hated myself if I believed the shite you do at your age.

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Very few here are bitching about their life. I’m doing quite well. But once again you can’t seem to follow the discussion.

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I will exercise more this weekend than you likely will in a month

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Very few here are bitching about their life. I’m doing quite well. But once again you can’t seem to follow the discussion.

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So you're doing well. We've had two MDs and an investment banker chime in on this thread. I think an attorney, too. A few others have alluded to doing real well, owning their homes outright, have cars, etc. But you all have come onto this thread about how boomers gave you no opportunities and made life so hard?

You're right. When the discussion is that kind of retard, it's hard to follow.

You’re literally doing equal and opposite to what he’s doing. You’re taking an average and crafting a narrative about how hard life is in 2021 for millennials

What a sniveling puss you sound like.

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So you're doing well. We've had two MDs and an investment banker chime in on this thread. I think an attorney, too. A few others have alluded to doing real well, owning their homes outright, have cars, etc. But you all have come onto this thread about how boomers gave you no opportunities and made life so hard?

You're right. When the discussion is that kind of retard, it's hard to follow.

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But you all have come onto this thread about how boomers gave you no opportunities and made life so hard?

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Nobody is arguing 0 young people have been successful

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I wanted to use 1980, but the data from 1960 was more readily available. I’m doing basic armchair economic calculations between my two jobs, sorry.

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Well, by going with 1960 you pretty much eliminated boomers from the analysis.

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I was just trying to point out how the argument that homes are larger now doesn’t account for most of the increases in housing costs.

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Nobody is arguing otherwise. There was inflation in the '70's and early '80's that make Biden's economy (so far) look tame. And what's built into a home has changed dramatically, too. Homes aren't just bigger.

Also, to do what you're attempting you'd need to consider interest rates, and probably somewhere along the line factor in the boom/bust cycles.

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Nobody is arguing 0 young people have been successful

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So you're arguing that you're super duper special?

Seriously, why is it so hard for you to acknowledge/accept that your mom and dad plopped you right down on 3rd base next to them?

Where did this desire to be a victim come from? It didn't exist when I was your age - not like it does today.