What *all* we older generations are doing to Millennials is a brutal economic version of "why you hitting yourself" and it's so gross.
Hey maybe sending more and more of our nation's wealth to fewer and fewer people is intrinsically unsustainable and will destroy us all, what if we stopped doing that right away, what then
Here's a capital idea: maybe if you want to convince young people capitalism is a great system you should think about not systemically preventing young people from getting any capital, what about that?
Something for older generations to ponder: Maybe millennials are living exactly the way they've been incentivized to live.
Millennials aren't having kids? Maybe they're telling us we haven't made a good world to bring kids into.
Millennials aren't loyal to their employers? Maybe employers haven't been so loyal to their employees lately.
Millennials aren't putting their scant money into investments? Wow, it's almost like in recent years we all discovered the whole global investment apparatus was a massive corrupt scam and then there were no consequences at all.
Millennials are investing their scant money in little luxuries? Huh, it's almost like we're treating the whole world like a non-renewable resource we don't expect to be around much longer after we die.
Maybe millennials aren't *being* the problem so much as they're *telling* us the problem. They're not spoiled. They're prophets.
Maybe millennials are, in their lifestyle choices, providing a devastating critical response to the world we're leaving them. And we're shaming them for it.
Let me put this in terms capitalists will appreciate: If your value system is being rejected maybe it's because it's a bad product.
Maybe you should fix your rotten product, not take out ads shaming the customer.
Good morning, by the way, how is everybody.
Good morning, by the way, how is everybody.
