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this post was submitted on 14 May 2026
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If you want to reduce intergenerational conflict, it helps to acknowledge the pain and how society has failed the less privileged.
As a millenial, you likely had a fairly normal childhood, a privelege many GenZ did not, due to COVID.
Obviously this isn't your fault, and older generations have privelege you don't have. If we want to advance class interests we need to be intersectional, and acknowledge the unique problems that affect some groups more than others.
I agree. The unfortunate thing is that many young people online are so vitriolic toward those older than them it is hard to make that connection. Case in point the person above attacking someone for what seemed like no reason.