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What we do know is that it was designed/laid by Sirio Tonelli, whose studio is in Chicago and most of whose work has been in the US. The year looks to be '89.
There's no way this will ever be passed into law. Note the date of the article. Now I'm not saying that a majority of out treasonous Congress isn't in Israel's pocket and wouldn't be amenable to this affront to the First Amendment; BUT aside from Jews and Evangelicucks of the most rabid type, this would not sit well with American Patriots and would out Congress as an agent of a foreign power.
It's an insult. But cool your jets.
I'm as old as it gets as an X-er, and I concur with all the deep irritation at the self-absorption and complacency of Boomers.
They're still taking up the most senior positions in politics and business and refuse to retire graciously.
I also think X-ers have had it more than tough, as our careers have been consistently interrupted by economic and geopolitical shit, all of Boomer's making. But we tend not to complain, and just look to survive.
I should have added: POTUS excluded. He would be the best of the best in any generation.
You have to be so reasonable, don't you!
they couldn't even be botherd to give us a fucking name such is the disdain.
They were too busy to give us a real name; too busy fucking up the opportunity for peace and prosperity following the collapse of Communism, overheating the tech bubble, sending our generation to fight bullshit wars for we know who, and then tanking the global financial system. And capping off the indignity with making us (the white ones) the scapegoats for all society's ills and the menace to mankind.
But I'm not bitter. Just having a bad day!
I resemble those remarks, fren. And too many of my brothers and sisters in adversity have experienced similar turns of fate.
I look at our grandparents who survived the Great Depression and WW2 - they really had it tough. We're more like them, but I still think they would have thought us a little on the soft side.
As another anon said: we don't get to pick when we're born. We only get to determine how we respond to the challenges we face. At least we had some equipment, Thank God. After us, it's been a clusterfuck.
You sound as though you're a little whiny, anon. And if you weren't so sensitive, you might see that later generations have had more to contend with - those are economic facts.
And the comments about stepping out of the way were not directed to those who need to work, rather those who remain in situ because they're hooked on the drugs of power and wealth.
And don't bring up Social Security, because competent actuarial analysis has long since demonstrated that we're all SOL, absent some miracle…