I’m pushing 70+ years on this rock, and I’ve never seen an economy so horrible for young people in all that time. The insane money printing, mass illegal immigration and useless foreign foreign wars that the miserable, goddamned politicians and bankers have fomented has destroyed any chance at a decent life for most people under 35. The linked article below goes into some depth on the issue:
The ‘Burrito’ Debate: What’s It Really About…
Recently a young college student remarked that a burrito shouldn’t cost $20, which of course was a bit of hyperbole, but the geriatric shouts that followed saying that the younger generations should pull themselves up by their bootstraps was not only horrifically tone-deaf, but showed an amazing lack of compassion and understanding of how young people are struggling to not just live, but survive in this wretched inflationary mess that our elected goons have allowed to transpire. Most of these old idiots have apparently forgotten how they themselves were screwed over by the 1960s inflation brought about by the insane Vietnam war, and later by President Carter’s feckless mismanagement of the economy that led to a major recession and massive inflation in the late 1970s and 1980s… but those times were child’s play compared to the present situation.
“It’s Biden’s fault!” “It’s Trump’s fault!” “It’s Obama’s fault!” “It’s Congress’ fault!” The fact is, they’re all at fault, but it goes beyond that to the banking system put in place in 1913 with the Federal Reserve that has inflation as its main goal, as that makes $trillions for the owners of the Fed. Presidents, senators and congressmen are just lackeys and front men for the bankers, and by playing ball are assured of their cut of the ill-gotten gains. The system is designed to create ever-increasing debt and inflation, it’s “baked in the cake”, that’s why the national debt always increases asymptotically, never decreasing, all by evil design.
It’s important for young people to realize that the American government, except at very local levels, has NEVER been responsive to peaceful entreaties by the people, but has almost since its inception been as corrupt as any third-world country, and has become worse over time. Only in the few instances when torches and pitchforks came out, and the scum that had risen to the top became frightened that they might lose their grift, or worse, did substantial change take place, but even those changes were superficial and for the most part illusory – then it was back to crooked business as usual. Writing letters, speaking up at meetings and even protesting in the tens of thousands did nothing to stop the machine these maggots created.
I have no solution to offer, as I searched for one myself when I was younger, to no avail. The best thing that I found to do was to care for each other as best you can, look out for one another and take what happiness you can find out of life in spite of the cocksuckers running the show. If that isn’t possible, and from what I see and hear from young people they have little hope of even reaching that, then perhaps it’s time for sterner measures. My own generation didn’t have it nearly as hard as youngsters do today, so, God forgive us, we tolerated the situation when we should have set matters straight. Perhaps the best thing to do at this point is for those so inclined to seek God and obtain divine direction on how to proceed. I just hope that the words of Kennedy, the last somewhat-independent President the U.S. had, and who was assassinated for, among other things, threatening the money machine, are not necessary to effect change: “Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable.”
AC