That's where I fall. My life was a Millennial life, not a Gen X life. All the stuff Millennials complain about happened to me first!

Sadly not a large group, not enough to make an impact.

There are two of us?

And, yet we're all in the same shit. Stop pointing fingers at your class, and focus on the true enemy in our midst. Tear down the walls the billionaires have erected among us.

It always surprised me how many women voted for Trump. Two of the blue boxes are only 4% away from voting for him.

That seems to be a male problem, and doesn't even touch on all the other reasons those who would have voted for Harris (or any other blue) didn't. But sure, let's use a gender chart to make a generation point. Everything is correlated if you squint enough.

Everyone isn't the problem, just the billionaires.

It's not a both sides but more a larger scale comment on society as a whole. But fit it however you want to fit it. I could have gone into detail on how not everyone can control the damage they do. Some can absolutely make a large difference by their actions. But as for generations, which is what this thread is mostly about, we all have been a problem during the times when we could have done better. The ones with real power want the infighting among us because it's a distraction, and again, it is our fault if we fall for that again and again.