hypocrite generation

the baby boomers in a nutsh-ll. that’s all that there is to them. they accuse millennials and generation x of being narcissists when, in reality, they are the biggest ones. they call millennials and generation x ent-tled, yet the numbers show that boomers mooch off welfare and other poverty and unemployment programs more than any other generation of adults. oh yeah, and who’s working to pay for their social security that keeps them alive and able to b-tch about those “ent-tled generation x and millennial children”?

they also use the term “millennial” to describe anyone who looks younger and healthier than them.

they have a serious disconnect from reality, as shown by how every generation alive today, include the silents before them, consider them ent-tled and bratty, yet boomers swear that they’re the best.

when asked about their status, they dismiss anyone younger than themselves (“millennials”) as ent-tled and with some cliche that can fit in a b-mper sticker. of course, when silent generation people tear them a new one, then “they’re just getting confused with their old age.” nothing is ever a boomer’s fault in these narcissists’ eyes. also depend on those “ent-tled” millennials and generation x to fund their social security checks. are also statistically the biggest leeches of welfare/food stamps/medicaid/unemployment benefits and other such poverty -ssisting programs. they’ll never admit it though.
“the baby boomers: whiny, narcissistic, self-indulgent people with a simple philosophy: “gimme that! it’s mine!” these people were given everything, everything was handed to them, and they took it all, sold it all; s-x, drugs, and rock ‘n’ roll, and they stayed loaded for twenty years and had a free ride. but now they’re staring down the barrel of middle-age burnout, and they don’t like it. they don’t like it, so they’ve become self-righteous, and they wanna make things hard for young people. they tell em abstain from s-x, say no to drugs. as for rock ‘n’ roll, they sold that for television commercials a long time ago so they can buy pasta machines and stairmasters and soybean futures. you know something? they’re cold, bloodless people. it’s in their slogans, it’s in their rhetoric: “no pain, no gain,” “just do it,” “life is short, play hard,” “sh-t happens, deal with it,” “get a life.” these people went from “do your own thing” to “just say no!” they went from “love is all you need” to “whoever winds up with the most toys, wins”, and they went from cocaine to rogaine.”

george carlin – 1996

it’s nice to hear someone born before the hypocrite generation f-ckers tell them the truth.