BucketHat,

And they even got rid of our damn plastic straws! Can’t even enjoy my drinks without having to suck on a flaccid tube. I’d prefer if they made the lid paper instead.

JDtheGeek,

Only 3? Feels like more…

frontporchtreat,

HAHA We are not doing well…

NaoPb,

Why do I read these threads anyway. Am I that sadistic that I want to see myself depressed?

naeap,
@naeap@sopuli.xyz avatar

That would be masochistic, no?
Sadistic would be, if you like to see others suffering. Masochistic, when you like to see yourself suffering

NaoPb,

Right right. Good point.

dangblingus,

We’ll all basically be Joel in the coming social collapse.

microphone900,

Maybe YOU will but I’ll be killed and eaten within 29 hours.

Getawombatupya,
ArcaneSlime,

Joel who, Joel Hodgson?

dangblingus,

TLOU

Hovenko,
@Hovenko@iusearchlinux.fyi avatar

While being called millenials.

pomodoro_longbreak,
@pomodoro_longbreak@sh.itjust.works avatar

That’s really the worst thing in all this

Hovenko,
@Hovenko@iusearchlinux.fyi avatar

Especially when it’s done by old fucks who received everything on silver plate in life

Gerula,

Oh so true, not like our forefathers who had everything sooo easy … /s

doom_and_gloom,

Doom and gloom, my friends, doom and gloom.

Spliffman1,
@Spliffman1@lemmy.world avatar

Not so fresh anymore

Weeby_Wabbit,

Ah yes, lost two jobs in three months, waiting for my rent to go up, and live in a tent while at uni for the next three years. There is no affordable housing where I live, and employers can fire us at any time. Makes total sense.

Thordros,

My retirement plan is to go out in a blaze of glory fighting back the fascists in the Water Wars.

Four_lights77,

Mad Max would at least be the most metal way to dystopia lol

sagrotan,
@sagrotan@lemmy.world avatar

One little crisis and my mom got scared, she said “you’re moving to your uncle and aunt in Europe”

Iliveonsaturdays,

I pulled up to the house about seven or eight And I yelled to the cabbie, “Yo holmes, smell ya later” I looked at my kingdom I was finally there

Only to realize that the crisis in Europe was just as bad as there.

Getawombatupya,

Slightly better healthcare and job security. Don’t go to Australia. It’s horrible and full of homeless drop bears.

EmperorHenry,
@EmperorHenry@discuss.tchncs.de avatar

Actually, we’re well on our way to a 4th economic crash.

June,

Hooray!

sturmblast,

potentially

stringere,

Let’s see some more can-do attitude, mkay?

EmperorHenry,
@EmperorHenry@discuss.tchncs.de avatar

No, definitely

merc,

You’d think that people who face a crisis every few years would be familiar enough with the word to know that the plural is “crises”.

can,

“crisipodes”

ChickenLadyLovesLife,

Too young to know who Mike Oldfield is.

nik282000,
@nik282000@lemmy.ml avatar

Slides Tubular Bells LP out of its sleeve

LaChaleurDeLaNuit,

As a French j’approuve

Violette,

Ton pseudo est poétique

LaChaleurDeLaNuit,

Merci c’est gentil

TwoBeeSan,

I’m glad I wasn’t born in the ww1/2 generation.

I’ll take economic and ecological collapse over trench warfare any day of the week. I get to type this critique in air conditioning, while those dudes drowned in shell crater cesspools just trying to take a shit.

Not to discount how horrible our future will be. At least compared to what our ancestors went though, we’ve got it good.

Astroturfed,

There was very little trench warfare in WW2. Unless you’re talking about the trenches for the death camps. Those were some really big wide trenches.

DragonTypeWyvern, (edited )

They were ubiquitous, it just didn’t produce stalemates because armies didn’t rely solely on artillery and human waves to break through.

They were still used because they still worked against poorly supported infantry.

Still are used, look at Ukraine.

Obviously the comment was mostly referring to WW1 but there were many battlefields that would have looked very much like their WW1 counterparts until some tanks or air support showed up.

Getawombatupya,

On the bright side they didn’t make any boomers.

dontcarebear,

Well, COVID struck the silent generation most, so if anything that generation rolled a natural 1 on their d20 dice.

TwoBeeSan,

Lmao they did just get fucked by God every step of the way.

“Stay silent, bitch” - Fate

wabafee,

You could say, they took silent in Silent Generation literally.

Baphomet_The_Blasphemer,

Or even simpler things that people take for granted, like antibiotics, which weren’t discovered until 1942 and weren’t widely available until 1945. Can you imagine how awful things like strep throat or a minor infection were to deal with before penicillin.

Crismus,

I grew up dirt poor without healthcare until I got to the Army aat 18.

I’ve gone through many infections without antibiotics. Nearly died from sepsis once because I didn’t go to the ER until the line in my arm was halfway to my shoulder.

MrSilkworm,
@MrSilkworm@lemmy.world avatar

You have a point. At the same time, the silent generations kids, the boomers, lived through every technological breakthrough, on times of huge economic growth. Also they owned cheap house, had almost free tertiary education and a better labor market. Lastly they had access to banking dept and never woried about the environment. Now they are reaking all these benefits and while they fucked around for us to find out.

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