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The most ignored generation
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You sound trollish.
Only because generational divides are bullshit used to keep the working class from uniting against the oligarchs.
But anyway back to it: Look at how Xers talk online, they either act like Boomers or Millennials. There's no defining Gen X quality other than slackerdom and that's hardly unique to them, so they just got absorbed by stronger generations.
It's not Gen X quality; it's Gen X quantity.
There are a ton of Boomers and a ton of Millennials. Not as many X. Of course the X group is less politically powerful.
It just seems like there aren't any cause they're all silent!