As I was growing up, the level of hostility between one generation and another was quite palpable. The way I saw it both as a child and as an adolescent was that we had one faction who thought they were entitled to demand the respect of the other, and the other faction felt the first was only entitled to a “fukk you”. Now that I am old enough to have taken the place of one of these factions, I think it is worthwhile taking a look at the situation in more eloquent terms and exploring the question of who is wrong as well as who is right. Because, as with all questions of this kind, the answer is none, both, and a little of one mixed with a little of the other. If that statement confuses you, well, let us just say that it confuses me a bit, too, and I am the idiot who is writing this waffle. Continue Reading
Society has failed us, part one of many
Posted by Kronisk on April 18, 2012
Posted in: Media, Personal Stuff, Political, Punk, Social Studies.
Tagged: alex cox, baby boomers, corporate political action committees, corporate welfare, displacement, economic depression, emilio estevez, government services, harry dean stanton, income inequality, job market, keynes, keynesian monetary policy, poverty, punk, repo man, taxation.
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