Why old people will always complain about young people

LTC Eugene Chu roger-that on the read/share of the most informative and interesting perspectives.

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Is the article suggesting that it's "alright" to show disrespect to those who have (by virtue of experience and time) earned their place... or is it encouraging the youth of today to temper their disdain with a little foresight into how they may be treated hereafter? Frankly, the piece seems a bit more cynical than educational.

For my own part, "Ok Boomer" is a bit more insulting than the adolescent rantings society is accustomed to-here's why. Most people "rebel" in their teens and early twenties; they are confronting adulthood sans any notion of what to do with it. This more recent trend "seems" to cross more age boundaries, and include people who "should" by virtue of making it into their late twenties to early thirties (and perhaps beyond), have a bit more understanding.

If the more senior folks are "complaining", perhaps they have a point. Change is inevitable, but not always positive. Factors in the economic and social equation change... but the practical problems themselves really don't.

Very true share sir, each generation complains that the previous one doesn't understand them.