Let’s pillage Grandma’s grandchildren for the greater good.
Academic_Court_47 on
>Responsible adults plan for the future, put money aside, maintain real property to increase stability, mainly in anticipation of eventual retirement.
Grandma made the right life decisions!
UncleSamurai420 on
Have you seen the retirement savings numbers for the boomers? Grandma got nothing to pillage. It’ll be the dwindling youth breaking their backs to pay for grandma’s Medicare. Good luck Gen Z!
squunkyumas on
>Yes, the Senate can look like God’s waiting room at times, and the House isn’t that much better. However, these politicians get elected to these offices by voters who – for better or worse – make those choices directly. Moreover, it’s not terribly difficult to understand why politicians tend to be older. We elect people for a variety of reasons, but usually those who make it to Congress or the White House do so based on long careers prior to running for those offices.
I’m grateful we don’t have a bunch of 20-50 year olds in Washington. Older, cooler, more diplomatic heads that *don’t want rapid change* should be running things. The elders should govern society.
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Let’s pillage Grandma’s grandchildren for the greater good.
>Responsible adults plan for the future, put money aside, maintain real property to increase stability, mainly in anticipation of eventual retirement.
Grandma made the right life decisions!
Have you seen the retirement savings numbers for the boomers? Grandma got nothing to pillage. It’ll be the dwindling youth breaking their backs to pay for grandma’s Medicare. Good luck Gen Z!
>Yes, the Senate can look like God’s waiting room at times, and the House isn’t that much better. However, these politicians get elected to these offices by voters who – for better or worse – make those choices directly. Moreover, it’s not terribly difficult to understand why politicians tend to be older. We elect people for a variety of reasons, but usually those who make it to Congress or the White House do so based on long careers prior to running for those offices.
I’m grateful we don’t have a bunch of 20-50 year olds in Washington. Older, cooler, more diplomatic heads that *don’t want rapid change* should be running things. The elders should govern society.