Generational Theory may not be right in the age of the Internet

[Kinser79]

(03-27-2017, 04:28 PM)disasterzone Wrote:

(03-27-2017, 04:20 PM)Cynic Hero Wrote:

(03-27-2017, 03:29 PM)disasterzone Wrote:

(03-27-2017, 02:18 PM)Cynic Hero Wrote: The problem is that the boomers are trying to force millies into normalizing around burkean/wilsonian/globalism when Millies  generally despise globalism. Milles don't admire  Burke or Pitt, we admire Napoleon and czar Alexander, Millies don't admire poincare  or clemenceau we admire kaiser Wilhelm, Lenin and Ludendorff. Millies don't admire Winston Churchill, they admire Stalin, Hitler, Tojo, Chiang and Mao. They don't admire monty, we admire Patton, Le May and Rommel on the German side and zhukov and konev on the Soviet side; Tojo, Terauchi and Hata on the Japanese side. Boomers will not succeed in ramming their money grubbing decadence down our throats.

There are many Millennials trying to stop the authoritarianism a lot of our generation wants to ram down our throats.

How do you explain this?

https://twitter.com/skyfishgoo/status/84...9041517569

https://twitter.com/XenaofAmerica/status...8645588992
https://twitter.com/duffyscreek/status/8...8037641222

https://twitter.com/ffffrancooooo/status...3954700288

https://twitter.com/bowskeyes/status/820905187086712834

https://twitter.com/LittlestJustin/statu...8094818304

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There are internet protest cultures that are organically formed. These cultures form on Tumblr and Twitter. Millennial cultures whether left or right are formed through internet means and social media. Some Millennials see history starting to repeat itself and are fighting hard so they don't have to go through the mass conformity. However for some reason the rest of the Millennials hate them. There is no one culture because many people see their own issues and fight for them. Many activists are activists for singular issues. They are tired of being told their issues don't matter by the rest of the generation and the other generations.

Here's the problem.  Tumbler and Twitter and these other slack-tavist "movements" are full of cancer and aids.  I think attempting to base any society on an anti-social media platform is destined to fail.  Ultimately I think the problem here is that in reading S&H you've not taken into consideration their social conservative bias.


@Mikebert

Humans don't fashion societies based upon 0.0001% of the population when doing so is repugnant to the other 99.9999%.  The existence of freaks of nature does not indicate that gender is not a biological construct.