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BrockVegas t1_j0h79s9 wrote

>Matthew Jordan Lindner, 38, of Comfort, Texas was arrested on Dec. 2

38 is a boomer now?

Not justifying his actions at all but laying this on the boomers is patently false... the fucker was 38.

Do other boomers think like this? Yes.. of course, but let's keep the narrative reality based OK?

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brufleth t1_j0h992n wrote

For anyone with a passing curiosity, they're a millennial.

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inuvash255 t1_j0h9cpc wrote

'Boomer' is a state of mind.

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MrRileyJr t1_j0htuwl wrote

No. Boomer is a name for a specific generation of people, it's not the same as calling someone a Karen. We already have names for people like this: domestic terrorists and bigots

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SheeEttin t1_j0hvwwq wrote

The specific name for that generation is "baby boomer"

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meguin t1_j0ho5i2 wrote

No, he's a millennial.

Source: I'm the same age and a millennial. An easy way to remember is the age range is Chris Evans to Tom Holland lol

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petertheo89 t1_j0hcfln wrote

Oh my friend how you are mistaken. Being a boomer isn't about your age.

Being a boomer is about not knowing if you should use "your" or "you're", typing in all caps locks, blaming today's problems on the younger generations, bragging about buying a house "back in their day" on a janitor's salary (no disrespect to janitors), and believing you are superior to other generations simply because you're older.

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BrockVegas t1_j0hkimv wrote

Treating any generation as a monolith is fucking pants on head stupid...but using boomer in this context may in fact be a little dumber than that.

It wreaks of lashing out, and sadly dismisses an entire generation....

...but that won't happen to your generation though, it will be remembered only for the good parts and you won't be blamed for all of the current failures at all.

same as it ever was I guess.

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