Was Gen-X simply too small of a generation to challenge the Boomers, or did they actually sell out by the end of the 90's and agree to become pliant corporate drones and to sustain the Boomer financial system at all costs? What actually killed off the 80's/early90's Gen-X sense of 'rebellion'?
>>542148761In the 90s it wasn't easy to understand the whole new-world-order thing. People thought the commies are done, computers are cool, and the future will be better. People just didn't understood shit.t. genX
>go ahead and talk shit >talk shit about me >go ahead and talk shit >about my g g generation
>>542148761>too small of a generation to challenge the Boomersgen x survived by making their own subcultures away from boomers. they would come home from school to an empty house, make their own dinner and then go out and hang out with their friends until bedtime. there was an ad that came on every tv station at 10pm saying its 10pm do you know where your children are? because boomers 99.9% neglected their kidsgen x is the smallest generation because their parents are the boomers that got knocked up in their 20s and didnt abort, this was when birth control and abortion became legal. millenials are the children of boomers that had kids in their 30sgenx was unwanted from the start, and treated like a black sheep of the family while both parents worked and not even the grandparents would mind them. just the skate park and your own little group of friends
>>542148853Yeah. Everyone looks back and sees the 90's as this wonderful time but what we couldn't see was what was happening beneath the surface. All of the seeds of what happened through 2000-2012 were planted in the 90's. In the USA it was 9/11, the 2008 financial crash, and the ascension of Barack Obama. If you look at the causes of all those problems, the seeds are in the 90's with guys like Bush and Clinton. Their administations only seemed competent but really they were riding on what was built in the 80's by their predecessors. Worse, the started the course change that led us to ruin. Barry was just holding the bag when it happened. And then he miraculously got reelected in 2012, when the world was really starting to get dark. If Romney hadn't been so terrible and if our elections were not rigged, Obama would has lost 2012. Even now we can't seem to fix the rigged elections. Even with GOP control of everything. Why is that?
>>542149166This.It was also a time before smartphones, before most of the internet and certainly before the web part of the internet. I ran a BBS in the early 90s, one of the few in the UK. The subcultures were much more interesting and completely non-commercial, unlike the instant commercialisation of everything now or the outright creation by commercial interests of subcultures. Today the "unknown" artist who suddenly becomes an overnight success is likely managed by a jew for the last few years before they press a button to let you know about them "virally".
>>542148761What the fuck are you even talking aboutHalf the young people complaining about boomers are identical to boomers
>>542149243Somalia was an early exercise in education for the US establishment, that the world didnt work liek they thought it worked... although really they should have learned this from vietnam before anyway.
>>542148761>What actually killed off the 80's/early90's Gen-X sense of 'rebellion'?Gen X discovered vested retirement portfolios. Spineless greedy cucks. Now they won't dare to perform a thoughtcrime against the Uniparty and genuinely love Fl(C)ock/(F)A(g)xon cameras
>>542148761the boomers sold everybody outhttps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IkVB70a-3Vk&pp=0gcJCRsMAYcqIYzv&ra=m
>>542149166Probably explains why they were so hands off with their one kids. The internet raised zoomers. Gen alpha & beta are going to be more interesting.
>>542149243The housing bubble started in the 80s and to act like 2008 was avoidable after 1913 is just lol, plus 1971??? 1862.You can’t really talk about economics without going back through the whole story, it didn’t just go wrong at some point they have been pushing the envelope on fucking us for 150 years.
>>542148761They sold out only to have 2008 immediately destroy them. They are now either demoralized or mentally andicapped into siding with the same system that fucked them time and again.
>>542149243It's kind of interesting that hit songs from the early 90's like 'Ode To My Family' (by 1971 baby Dolores O'Riordan) are often extremely bitter about their parents or circumstances of being raised.
>>542148761There's early and late X and they're completely different generationsEarly X was nihilistic, anarchistic, far left mind and raped by muh nuclear fears. Their rebellion vs the boomers fizzled out with some WEF/WTO protests on the left, and anti-islam kosher populists on the rightLate X wasn't rebellious at all, they glorified the 1960s, even turned it into their own thing with grunge and EDM, and most rebelled against the early X retards more than boomers, especially since they came of age after the Cold War, were raised with computers, and had idealistic expectations of the early internet
>>542149166this
>>542148853>In the 90s it wasn't easy to understand the whole new-world-order thingOf course we did, better than any generation, the slightest direction coming from abroad meant a chimp out.
>>542149740>>542148761Here's what was happening in Greece, this anti-NWO and anti-digital ID rally happened in 2000, way before it was cool, this is why they didn't do shit while we were on guard.
>>542150218forgot linkhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQ-sBjCf5pQ
>orX'ers were only growing up during (((globalism))), and were caught up in its tumult as such. By the time the First World began exhibiting signs of its death throes, it was too late to do anything about it. Hence, the "meh... whatever" archetype often attributed to X'ers -- an attitude evolving from that acceptance of a fait accompli reality.
>>542148761>challenge the Boomersanother boomer hate thread. (((who))) could be behind this?The banking jew started wwi to kill off as many of the boomers grandparents as possible.The banking jew started wwii to kill off boomers parents.The banking jew started tge Vietnam war to kill off boomers. Boomers started the anti war protests. Boomers stopped the Vietnam war. The jew pushed feminism, the civil rights act if 1965, the hippy drug culture, took silver out if the coinage when boomers were kids, closed the gold window in 1972, pushed the "battle of the sexes" on television in the 1970s... and on and on. Boomers didn't pull that shit on themselves. They were the victims of the jew. GenX are just the fallout of this. We were programmed with learned helplessness. Every generation since is the same.
>>542148761ITT a bunch of zoomer and millennial faggots cope and pretend they understand what the 80s and 90s were about.
>>542148761Gen X was every bit as media influenced as the boomers. Hence any rebellion was swiftly converted to I will fight anyone racist, homophobic, against muh mass immigration/diversity/affirmative action/gangsta rap/race mixing and celebration of my poverty no matter how many degrees I get.
>>542148761Gen-Xers are just weak. I've had a few Gen-X managers, and none of them were actual self-led people.
>>542148761>What actually killed off the 80's/early90's Gen-X sense of 'rebellion'?It's called growing up.
Everyone sells, sooner or later. People who don't become losers. You can't function in this jewish world unless you sell yourself. This world is ruled by jews and their christian/muslims minions. Many artists are honest, but they want to reach a big audience..
>>542148761another charlie kirk edit.
>>542152451You can stay small and local and jewish pressure will be less. But most talrbred people want a big audience. Take Hollywood. It's the goiym who made all the best movies and the jews who stole thrir idea, as it's the case since the bible was compiled. They didn't start licking jews' asses, they had to in order to become big.
>>542148761For gen X 9/11 was the 1st big psyop. It was a real shock. Not so much because of the damage but because of the massive, "covid"-scale psyop that followed. The fear about 'le global terror' was everywhere, people were literally scared of some arab guy in the bus or subway because maybe he has a bomb under his jacket etc. People were not used to such stuff. Now it's common but back then it was so weird.
>>542148761>yes, peasants...fight one another>rubs hands together>inserts nose
>>542148761the boomers just clung onto money and power longer than any previous generation before themfucking pillow dodgers
>>542149615This is closer to my experience. Late X also had analog childhood but digital teenage years.
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>>542148761Gen X being prudish on intense pursuit is their ultimate nail in the coffin for being ZOGbots.
>>542148761used to listen to this cd on rainy days, such a bizarre thing to hit w a kirk edit lmao
>>542149166And they drank water from the damn hose!!!!!!God I hate Gen x nostalgiaslop
>>542148761>What actually killed off the 80's/early90's Gen-X sense of 'rebellion'?Gen X wasn't a rebellion generation. Gen X was a nihilist generation.>Everything sucks>It's only going to get worse.>Why even try?And guess who was right? Gen X.
>>542149423>zoomers. Gen alphai work with kids and they don't really divide like this, irl.- Older Zoomers, over ~25, are like Millennials and not at all like Zoomers under 25, maybe 23.- Younger Zoomers are more socially conservative, there's much less sexting, promiscuity, alcohol, and drug use, more saving for the future, looking at marriage as a life-long thing, etc.- Alphas grew up in full Woke Era and they're very interesting - as young children they learned never to reveal what they really think to teachers, principals, authority figures. They also saw what hypocrites authority figures are: preaching equality but treating certain groups better than others. Even the girls think it's fucked up that girls get such favourable treatment, for example. They see that as weird old people shit (Millennials are 'old people' to them).and good luck getting any of them to die in a war for another country or for rich people or for corporations, etc. they know the score, even tho they're actual little kids. wild.future's going to be interesting
>>542148761GenX didn't want anything to do with politics, which left a vacuum that was filled by the beard-stroking pipe-smoking elbow-patch-wearing liberal left weirdos who unironically used their spare time to sell the socialist worker "newspaper".
>>542149274Which board?
>>542153094Yeah Gen X is turning into pseudo boomers with shit like this.>oh we were the unwanted ones!!! We are the victims! Oh to go back to the skate park again!!Just shut the fuck up and bear it like everyone else is doing.
>>542153191Gen X and the Alphas/Young Zoomers also seem to get along really well. Like their return to tradition really warms the cold "whatever" hearts of broken Xers and they love the tell it like it is, fuck authority vibe from the (non Karen) Gen Xer.
>>542153328Because people who were into politics were squares and wankers.
>>542149166100% this way too small they and us older millennials where not even 26% of the size of the boomer generation.
>>542149243Elections arent rigged Randy. Get over it already. Your orange daddy should have rigged himself back in, in 2020 if that were the case as he controlled the entire government at the time. You election deniers are so fucking stupid and need exterminated.
>>542153894So if the Ds don't won't shit in September is it rigged? I'm guessing you'll be the first one crying about riggers
>>542152996I can hear the keyboard
>>542148761>What actually killed off the 80's/early90's Gen-X sense of 'rebellion'?Never existed. GenX are a bunch of nihilists with a thin veneer of faux rebelliousness. Now they watch Gutfeld and nod along as "Tyrus" spoon feeds their lead poisoned brains their daily dose of propaganda.
>>542154436Also with a hint of cringe to go along with it. So much of this shit on Facebook posted by Xers. Just have to watch Reality Bites to see what we were really like. Just confused and nihilistic because we raised ourselves. Didn't even have the internet until we were at least teenagers so just packs of feral kids and being alone watching TV.
>>542148761>actually sell out by the end of the 90'sThe 90s weren't awful. The Clinton years had been good-ish. For the US, the world was fairly stable. We all thought shit had been figured out and would slowly get better.It was disheartening when Bush the Lesser got in, but no one expected the total clusterfuck on the horizon.
>>542148761Either sell outs or dead from OD, AIDS, or suicide. The sell outs are rare, but they made out good financially. Very few what I'd classify as "normies" left from that time.Worst women of any generation, too. I mean, "women" nowadays might have a penis, but at least they'll suck yours and play vidya with you.
>>542148761They were calling Gen Y lazy and entitled before we even got into high school. Typical angry men.
>>542154700>Just confused and nihilistic because we raised ourselves. Didn't even have the internet until we were at least teenagers so just packs of feral kids and being alone watching TV.CHECKED>t. born in 1976
>>542148761They're weak sellouts. Loud bard no bite, just like niggers.
>>542148761No.The "issue" is that Boomers were the preferred generation because they were complete ignorance.Gen X knew that the picture put before them didn't mtach the puzzle. They just didn't have the resources to put the puzzle completely together. And in their rebellion and search, the "powers that be" knew they were a threat. So they promoted drug use and other degeneracy along with suicide.Boomers remained the "preferred generation" because they had lived a life where the times seemed normal. The picture somewhat matched the puzzle. But as the "plan" progressed, they could not indoctrinate later generations into subservient morons that took the picture at face value.As a result, they are propping up boomers as long as possible in the hopes they could persuade a generation to submit.It failed. And so the last hail mary of a plan was to accelerate the mass importation of moronic third world'ers that are oblivious to something being wrong in the hopes that they could replace and carry on the "plan."That too has failed.But when you are up against the wall, a hail mary is better than nothing even if the chances of it working are slim and the potential backlash is devastating to the planners.Whether or not people understand it, Gen x, Millennials, and Zoomers are all in the same boat. It is only because of the internet and it's archive that the latter were able to assemble the pieces much sooner. Well, most of the "pieces" anyways. You are still struggling to understand what our true foundation is and what has been installed as a door stop to ensure they can squeeze back in at a future time.At this rate, they are positioning themselves with precious metals and gems so they can quickly enrich themselves later after the natural reset is finished and they come out of their ratholes.This will be unseen anyways and people will argue over digits and the disinformation pumped into you through controlled opposition. You'll be reborn into your consequences.
>>542153519Nigger, we are the only ones keeping shit running. Just wait
>>542149243I’ve been rewatching the Sopranos lately and even in the late 90s there were hints of what was coming. Comments about woke politics, immigration issues, the decline of western society etc. It was all there just lurking beneath the surface. That decade was a ticking time bomb.
>>542148761>challenge the BoomersWhy would we do that? We were all getting high and being nihilistic.
>>542149602>hit songs from the early 90's>'Ode To My Family'never fucking heard of it
A lot of gen x are just like everybody else, a huge portion were mindless drones watching 'friends' every night, while paying lip service to whatever the trend was to try and look cool, aka posers.
>>542154110What if he doesn’t?We have an electoral college anyways, it was essentially always rigged from the start so no need to fuck with voting machines. The US electoral process has been a massive board game that’s only really been played to win for the past 30 years. Keep in mind we had 2 elections decided without popular vote in that time and before that it had been over 120 years. Clearly this is no longer about the will of the people, just moving electors and districts to get the desired outcome.
>gen x sense of rebellionso how is this different, or even comparable, to the boomers who were in their 20's in the 60's who rebelled? The problem is Gen X was just a small-scale, unoriginal posturing of boomer 60's rebellion.Unfortunately, the boomers were the last generation to achieve anything original or interesting, everything else has been dissolving in its slipstream since then.
