Will the World Ever Be Rid of Nuclear Weapons?

[Riesstiu IV]

The lack of responsibility you condemn the Boomers for is evident in spades in the ME generation. You've learned what you were taught and you learned it well.

How can we? Many can't find work because boomers are working beyond retirement age, desperately clawing to the jobs they have because they're thousands of dollars in debt. Then they'll milk us through socialized security and medicare once they have retired.

By the time you will actually start seeing my generation in any sort of powerful political and economic positions of worth, America will probably be a shadow of its former self. The barbarians will be at the gates so to speak.

Also, **** you, boomer. History will show that I am right.

[Wezil]

Also, **** you, boomer. History will show that I am right.

Actually, depending on where you draw the line, I'm between the generations.

edit -

The United States Census Bureau defines the demographic birth boom as between 1946 and 1964. [5]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-World_War_II_baby_boom#Definition_of_the_boom_years

So I guess I can say FU.

[Riesstiu IV]

My vision of the future:

2021: the last Baby Boomer president leaves office. His final act was a trade agreement with Bangladesh that exchanged nuclear weapons secrets scavenged from the ruins of the Pentagon for mangos and shiny silver trinkets. President Gary Busey is also famed for having sold off marble from fallen monuments in order to fund Operation Enduring ****storm part IV, Rebuilding New Afghanistan.