
Not to point fingers, but if you were born between 1946 and 1964, you might have had a hand in ruining the world for every single generation that will ever be born after you. Here are the worst ways that baby boomers screwed over millennials.
Not to point fingers, but if you were born between 1946 and 1964, you might have had a hand in ruining the world for every single generation that will ever be born after you. Here are the worst ways that baby boomers screwed over millennials.
This has been preventing millennials from entering all sorts of jobs, ranging from business executives to U.S. senator representing the great state of Kansas.
And don’t trot out Rep. Joe Kennedy like he’s the new RFK, because we know he ain’t.
They assumed folks had good interest at heart.
With home prices soaring all over the world, the Millennial dream of saving up and one day buying Hugh Hefner’s former party pad is now sadly out of reach.
How many millions of children could have opened their third eye if the hippies hadn’t made it appear that one tab of acid would make them board a flower-painted school bus they could never leave?
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The greatest generation would have never hoarded Beatles releases, and they damn well know it.
Cool tar-free lung you’ve got there, boomer.
Eighty million dollars for The Postman two years after Waterworld flopped, but America can’t afford the Green New Deal?
Despite what your parents may have told you, $70,000 of debt surprisingly does not improve one’s quality of life.
This 1980’s Diane Keaton vehicle was damaging to female millennials who thought they too could easily quit their corporate job to move to Vermont to become a small business owner and a single mom with an active dating life.
Baby boomers had a whopping 82 letters they could use to spell and say millions of words that no longer exist for their poor, vocabulary starved children.
It can be difficult to find a new job or save for a home when you know there might be a boomer under your stairs or in your closet, ready to pounce the moment you let your guard down.
Unlike every generation before them, boomers declined to fill their pockets with stones and walk beyond the waves on their 67th birthday.
Millennials were left with nothing but Sharknado and the catastrophe that was The Meg.
By practicing the forbidden magics, boomers have held on to wealth, property and power in a never-ending state of undeath.
That Arctic deep-ice expedition was a disaster.
If they were planning on dying, the least they could have done was leave a note.
The boomers’ most egregious fuckup was getting married and bearing children that would have to witness and inherit the world they built.