That's not socialism that's called corruption.

That actually is a problem in perspective. Most of human history has been suffering and leading difficult lives. Humans have existed 100,000 years, mostly hunting and gathering. Mostly doing agriculture for 10,000 years. Industrial revolution about 200 years ago, internet in mass 30 year ago, smart phones in mass 15 years ago. People today have access to more information than the most powerful people in the 90s. The period people think back to was the 60s which was short lived and they were small houses, small rooms, small garages because people didn’t have the same amount of stuff as today. No AC, no insulation, no fridge, no stove, microwaves were expensive, 1 car, 2-3 bedrooms for families the size of 7-8. Americans today have much more access to quality of life than previous generations. We also living much better than just about most human beings on the planet. Life is hard and always been hard. Sometimes we have to count our blessings.

Lots of chastise houses but all don't want to live within your means. Entitlement. You'll learn however when you adopt socialism and have to stand in bread lines

55k or less

@@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993 I don’t think socialism is the answer. I think the government needs to stop creating multi trillion dollar deficits every year. Not only that, I don’t think billionaires should be paying 20% long term capital gains tax when they sell stock. Meanwhile electricians, teachers, police officers, etc are paying 22-35% on most of their wages

@@HellSpawn86I’m trying to pay my bills not thinking about how humans have suffered 100,000 years ago ffs how can you be so delusional

That's such broad statements. What are examples?

I feel gen-z's problem lies in they've watched too many online losers complain rather than live their own experience so they think everything and everybody is the same. There are no exceptions or subtleties in their thinking. All hyperbole based on fear. Its basically a very conservative thinking generation even if they are more liberal politically.

They talk like that but theyre the next Boomers. Gen Z is extremely egotistical.

@@Optim40100% they are image obsessed and they have a general lack of empathy.

damn even as a millennial we see the psychos get rewarded where the people who live right get shafted. i feel bad for gen z

He wishes that's what they meant

The latter, this is corporate propaganda

i agree.

How did he interpret them into believing in hardcore trickle-down? I did not hear that a bit.

The point about an even playing field was good, but in general yes gen Z has some to learn. Many don't hate the idea of capitalism as it was intended but rather the corporatist cancer it has become.

Which country has a functioning democracy?

You're not wrong.

Did they teach you "representative democracy" in school?

​@@goodmushroom Switzerland

psst: The United States of American is a Constitutional Republic. It's not a Democracy. Never has been and never will be.

Yea lobbying the govn is bad, but it’s not just corporations it’s also ngos and non-profits and other governments. Stop subsidizing! The kids are being taught socialism because they’re not being taught free market/supply side economics why it’s moral. Because socialism appeals to the uneducated and gullible, if they don’t have any prior information which contradicts what the socialists are telling them, they drink the snake oil. Hayek, Friedman and Sowell need to be mandatory reading in schools, along with a nationwide school voucher program

The problem is voting has been subverted multiple ways, so there is no way for us to make the government stop the government from selling out. So the gov will continue to not rein in the gov...

He is definitely drawing the conclusions that he just already wants to draw. He says young people are critical about capitalism and in the next breath says we want to go back to Reaganomics😂

​@dillonberry3469 yeah, he completely lost saying that. Gen Z preferring socialism vs capitalism does not in any mean young people are asking for Reaganomics. 🤔🤷🏾‍♂️

@@dillonberry3469Yeah, and Reaganomics was the biggest lie yet. Wealth doesn’t “trickle down”. Those wealthy get more greedy every minute, they keep the money all for themselves, and believe they’re entitled to even more entitlements than they already have. All of this regardless of who has to deliver these entitlements and how little these wealthy are willing to pay employees for the wealthy’s easy life.

They're too stupid to know that.

When did we stop Reaganomics? We are still cutting taxes on the top and expecting it to trickle down

@@PelosiStockPortfolio Reagan's policies led to the lowest adjusted for inflation wages since the Great Depression for most of the 1980's and 1990's, he deregulated markets which led to the rich getting far richer while everyone else went absolutely nowhere, and he deregulated corporate America which led to "Greed is Good," the death of the pensions, the death of the unions, and the "Fleecing of America." It is very possible that no other president in history did more to destroy the middle class American Dream than Reagan. He single handedly started and perpetuated the unraveling era (3rd turning), which ultimately climaxed and ended with the GFC (the start of the crisis era, 4th turning). Does it sound like Gen Z wants those things?

Reaganomics cost me money. LoL

​@PelosiStockPortfolio the top 50% wage earners pay 97.7% of taxes. You want them to pay more?

@@rjbernard72 no, we want the top 5% to pay significantly higher share of that 97.7% also, you lie

Failed state lol? America has the pne of the highest gdp per capita in the world and the countries it competes with have less population than cities in america. What failed state are you talking about?

@@Robert-hy3vv I'd very much like to hear your thoughts on Scott Galloway's latest Ted talk.

This is a good take, though I think you should take the quotes off the word 'elites' and also your last paragraph is at odds with your first statement about education. One of the two speakers here made the very important point that in history, every time socialism and communism has been tried it has led to the subjugation and deaths of 10s of millions of people. I highly recommend watching the recent speech at Davos from the new Argentinian president. He references some truly incredible statistics.

Lol, the only reason alt-left narratives appeal to our generation is that most of gen Z is up to their eyeballs in debt and wants someone else to pay for it. They feel they can justify it by spouting some pseudo intellectual phrase they heard from a video or a professor. So many gen Z wasted 4 years and $150,000 for a useless like an English degree. $150k for how to read books -and they want someone else to pay for it, because the only job they could land with it pays 35k a year. You don’t hear gen Zs who studied worthwhile subjects griping about this. It’s not “the system isn’t working”, it’s that thousands of Gen Z are lazy and entitled morons who chose useless degrees that aren’t worth anything.

That sounds like a really good take on what’s happening. I think the older generations see them as misinformed and having simplistic views of the world. But, genz is going to be the older generation pretty soon. So, we will see what happens. I’m genx and it wasn’t that long ago we were university students talking about the issues of the day. But, we had a very small voice back then.

@@ChicagoJ351 It's amazing how views and opinions change over time. My 25 year old self would lash out at me in anger for my feelings and opinions today. Similarly, I look back at my younger self as well-meaning but catastrophically inexperienced and misinformed. Meanwhile, at least my younger self was educated through books, and reports from reliable institutions. These days, it seems like there is a heavy reliance on the internet for all of information, education, communication and entertainment, and unfortunately most people vastly under-estimate the effectiveness and relentlessness of those who are using it, explicitly, to confuse, corrupt, distract and destroy.

@@Traisas We Gen Xers did not have reliable institutions 20-30 years ago. Our institutions were explaining how de-industrialization benefited us (through so-called comparative advantage). Most of them happily cheerled us into an unjustified war in 03'. Every last one of them favored high immigration rates to benefit the elites with cheap labor. Almost all favored continued racist policies against white Americans in gov't, education, the corporate world. Most of these problems are now worse, but let's not whitewash the past.

"Forced to live in flyover states" Who could endure such a fate? How will they find the strength to keep living? Edit: thing about coastal areas, they can only expand in one direction, thus putting a cap on the supply of housing, while island areas can expand 360 degrees. And WFH is making location irrelevant.

I agree with you 100% now add race into it..... as an African American I would have NEVER gotten approved for "Sonoma County and paid $325K -11/99. ..making only $40K at the time" I know I tried. I know earn $150k as a sub-contractor not stable and I don't want to buy a $700K -- $1.2 million home. At 45 year I kinda need a home if I want to raise a child..... so the American Dream might be just a dream now.... Might just have to stay single. Less risk

Fly over states or abroad....if the corporations allow it via Cloud but they won't for so many position because of some retirement funds and 401k are tied to commercial mortgage backed securities . Just sucks overall.

After the English Civil war there was the enclosures. To me, this was the start of Capitalism. The enclosures of the land, and the ability to find a market price, based on the productivity of the land. This was what the property system of the USA was based on. There's problems with governments voting their property prices to infinity, and has been since these initial experiments. There should be incentive to care for the land, but on the other hand we should recognize that factors such as low wages or limited borrowing capacity can and should decrease property values. There's also rights issues for people that don't own property. What's the point of having rights if you're always on someone else's private property? The American system is beginning to look antiquated. The moderating forces of democracy and socialism appear to have had not enough effect. It's a system that's had repeated dramatic change in the past to deal with exactly these forces. I think the ideological battle is mostly a distraction from looking too closely at how this economy actually works, and for who.

Unfortunately they are now one and the same!

Corporatism and acute inequality are the logical outgrowth of capitalism under any form of government, because greed corrupts and the wealthy and powerful feed that greed.

Corporatism is caused by capitalism.

Federal.

if you think building houses is easy - do it and stop moaning about not getting your free house from the government

​@@todorkolev7565We are not allowed to build due to boomer NIMBYs trying to protect their own property values by making regulations that make it impossible to build

Boomers wouldn't let that happen

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It's cheap in Guatemala...and Mexico and Colombia. Hey, if housing is so expensive, why do so many millions from places with cheap houses insist on invading "unaffordable" America? Gen Z is getting replaced by desperate third worlders. Good luck kiddies.

Hating capitalism yet buying stupid cheap merch like cat ears headphones. Gen Z are mostly ignorant.

Younger people are seen as sources from which profit can be extracted, instead of investments for our future

​@@MrZaf12 Funny you bring up the word ignorance and in the previous sentence completely ignore (have ignorance to) the fact that they were born into a capitalist system (something they have no control over except protest/political discourse). Nobody expects you to notice your own hypocrisy though so carry on with your thoughtless existence.

its ok because they put out rainbow flags one month a year

The US is not capitalist. It hasn't been for a long time. Taxpayers money is used to keep a few large corporations in power. Several of which would not exist anymore if it wasn't for the bail out from the American people. We aren't capitalist, bit we aren't socialist either.

Exactly! The young are not stupid! They’ve watched their parents experience layoffs and 401k’s that aren’t even close to what is needed. They see that they get higher education, but can’t get an apartment without zillions of roommates. They are observant and drawing from their lived experience.

LOL

Reagan runs a deficit of 186% of the US GDP. To match Reagan's deficit, Biden would have to run a deficit of 38.6 trillion dollars in 8 years.

Safe Harbor IRAs is the biggest problem with the 401Ks.

Government didn't take away pensions. Private companies did.

Its not the responsibility of businesses to manage and provide you retirement. Its a benefit but not their responsibility

If you say so bro aka the so called "get anything quick generation"

That's because they have no income or businesses because at this point capitalism is about inheriting wealth and not meritocracy, if it ever was.

They are though. They're looking at other countries that have high tax rates but happy citizens. They're looking at the destruction that happens in the absence of regulations. They are openly considering socialism in a way few young Americans did in the past because they want stability, sustainability, community. They don't want libertarianism, they don't want hyperindividualism, they don't want oligarchy with more and more wealth concentrated at the top.

Some are, there is a small proportion t

The 22-24 yr olds might be

It's not just Gen Z. I'm Gen X and lived through Reaganomics.

A truck driver made the news recently, he was a recent graduate. He decided to drive trucks and live in his truck for two years and he calculated he would have enough to purchase a home and do all the things. There are ways but sacrifices definitely part of it.

lol

Absolutely.

"The propaganda is mo longer working." Oh? Look again at how many diehard MAGATs there are in the country and tell me the propaganda isn't working.

There is no "the propaganda." The regime propaganda machine is multi-vocal, it plays to different audiences simultaneously, it's smarter than 95% of the population and therefore easily bamboozles them, but also succeeds against most of the top 5% because those people are mostly very busy professionals who don't have the time to engage in endless intellectual battle with the regime's thought control apparatus.

The host didn’t believe luntz got those opinions from His focus group, luntz is personally pushing that propaganda 😊

@@youtuby014 Luntz job is to analyze the answers and give opinions

Luntz doesn't have to disagree with the focus group in order to evaluate what they are saying!

The guest seems completely disconnected from what the kids were saying, but we only saw a s”snapshot”.

Can we hold you g people to be accountable for their damn student loans?? This goes both ways

Money is a form of speech.

I work in IT but there’s not a day that goes by when I don’t think about how traumatic my childhood was and how my dad won’t be able to retire

Wow. Sorry about what you went through. The fact that the US just sent 95 billion dollars of our tax payer money to Taiwan, Israel, and Ukraine instead of helping out their own citizens is disgusting.

@@meowismeify No its not. Your repuiblicans vote everything down, they pass foreign aid. But half of you keep voting for them.

they are Pro Corporate they have no choice

You mean they are the only ones promoting sanity?

@@chiquita683 LOL What comedy club are you appearing at this week?

You mean calling BS on corporate America? Why would CNBC go out of their way to do that? LOL

@@chiquita683 Ah yes, the pro-insurrectionist tv network that has been successfully sued for lying on behalf of a criminal that literally cannot shut up about the crimes he commits while publicly claiming he somehow has the 'right' to commit any and all crimes with impunity is "promoting sanity." You know sanity like _scientologists_ know sanity, i.e. not at all but that won't stop you from insisting otherwise.

So you think your father should work his bawlz off for someone else's kids...? You'd be fine going to work and the entire paycheck go to the neighbor's kid? Are you high?

@@InaEsin you have poor reading compression

@InaEsin I said they didn't earn it due to hard work. That is a fact that doesn't need a response.

@InaEsin I'd rather that money go to aid Israel instead of my money going to a foreign government.

@@beatmanbeatman498 don’t be jealous of their parents.

He can't say the truth. Reaganomics is in his job description and is blood.

Its preferable to what we have now. Car prices go up 50% in one year and not coming back down.

@@acornsucks2111 Yeah and Reagan's policy started this.

He hasn’t been president since the damn 80s. You had plenty of time to fix whatever mess he made with countless presidents after. The Biden administration says the economy is booming for everyone. Are u saying your president is lying??

Reagan's policies were strategically sensible at the time. Clinton ought to have revised them, but he was too corrupt to even try. Obviously, Bush was also too corrupt. Obama simply hates America and was happy to continue the sellout. Trump made the first effort to halt the de-industrialization of America--and he was attacked by the entire ruling class for cutting in on their massive corrupt conspiracy against the people.

I guess you don't produce goods to advertise for...🥰🍀

Then don't support those corporations 😏

I got into stocks few years ago and my candid advice for a newbie like you is to seek help from market experts rather than KZfaqrs.

It's gotten especially difficult since the pandemic, hence why I decided to use the expertise of an advisor, my spouse kicked against the idea initially, but oh well guess who's best buddies with our advisor now

Sounds intresting! Mind sharing details of your advisor please? I'm looking at putting money into stocks and assets. I'm old enough to know that someone with experience would be very helpful.

Sure, the likes of the popular lady AILEEN GERTRUDE TIPPY does a good job. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details on the web to set up an appointment.

Just looked up her full name on my browser and found her site without sweat, over 15 years of experience is certainly striking! very much appreciate it

You can't stop that from happening without heavy regulation and social redistribution of wealth. Otherwise, capitalism will always end like this, someone will always win, buy all the other guys, fix the prices and buy the politicians. There's no other end point without more social intervention.

@@BnMProductions11yeah but that also happens with socialism and communism too. Greed is a HUMAN condition, not a political or economic system. You change the political/economic system and you will still have the same issues. The difference now, is the greed is controlled by people in the government, who now control the military, so it’s even harder to make changes because they tend to use the military against people who disagree with them. Which thus leads to atrocities. As the saying goes, “The road to hell is paved with good intentions.” I don’t think we will ever create a perfect system unfortunately. All of them have wronged humanity in some form or fashion. Each system attracts those who wish to control others. Millions of humans have been murdered to advance far left and far right political systems (Mao’s China, Stalin’s Russia, Hitler’s Germany are three biggest ones that come to mind) in which the government tries to control the means of production as well as redistribution of wealth. Everyone knows Hitler killed millions of people, but so did Mao Zedong and Josef Stalin, who were, from a political system standpoint, opposite in ideology than Hitler. So it really doesn’t matter what the system is, someone will use it to exploit others. The biggest thing is everyone wants the opportunity to succeed, the disagreement comes in how to do it. Regulation is necessary but over regulation then becomes the oppressor as well. So you have to find the right balance of refereeing the field without preventing people from succeeding. Ethical capitalism is I think what could accomplish this. It’s a complicated issue that I don’t think we can come up with a simple solution for.

@@O-PAC That's why I wasn't advocating for socialism or communism. Why are right wingers incapable of understanding that things aren't black and white? The best solution incorporates aspects of both. But right now we are too far to the right. The government has next to no power and these private enterprises have too much.

Yes. Our founding fathers warned us that the board will need to be reset every so often. Or else we would end up where we currently are.

Old white men? You don’t solve racism with more racism. Disgraceful.

The ladder has been pulled from you? Gen Z doesn't understand how capitalism works, hence why many get useless college degrees and then expect to be hired in as CEO. Your teachers and educational system, who taught you what to think and how to be an activist, has failed you. Learn and develop skills thats worth paying for and you'll do just fine. Oh and fight the tax system thats taking 40% of your income every pay check! how does one get ahead when the government is in your pocket leaving little for you. Maybe then you'll get ahead!

Btw it not ok to bring up race, "older white men"? Im assuming you're ok with living in a country founded and created by white men. All the founding fathers were older white men, don't forget that and you are benefiting from their work. Guess what youtube was founded and created by white men too, right?

@@greggf6831the country was built on the backs of black and brown people; the white men you speak of just exploited them and took the credit.

Going to disagree - everyone in America has the opportunity to succeed and get a high paying job, and move up. It's the easiest country on this planet... Granted it takes hard work and flexibility. Most college graduates are not flexible enough to get a high paying job. They mostly have their eyes glued to office/corporate world and outside of vocational work. Also they are trained to be anti capitalist which puts them back even farther. Some of them are also glued on living in high cola areas where its impossible to make money out of college because of high rents and wages are not high enough to compensate.

@chetsenior7253 There nothing capitalistic about. Stop trying to conflate political idiocy with basic economics.

If you sit online all day of course all you'll see is corporations..fortune 500..FANG...but try the real world in a big city you'll quickly discover thousands of private enterprises still thriving. Not everyone is a corporate CEO or corporate slave ya know.

Agreed

Right.

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They also think the Holocaust was a good thing, so that kind of invalidates any other view they have.

exactly

You got indoctrinated to the left by your parents or in highschool...🤔

Good job proving Luntz's point.

Capitalism only works if you are not a lazy POS.

Socialism ultimately results in a strongman rule by decree. Sounds good to me.

Socialism works great - corporations get bailouts all the time. But it's an American type of socialism as the people don't get ownership and the C suite gets bonuses.

That is complete nonsense in so many ways. Given that most of our problems are actually caused by the propagation of lies, government corruption and government failures socialism would make all of our problems worse.

@wnose The utility company that supplies power to my home is a co-op, and such is employee and user owned. So is my telephone/internet/cable TV provider. The supermarket where I do my grocery shopping is employee owned. Just like any other business it mega-corp, they each have jobs that start at minimum... and have high paid top-tier paid CEOs.

Huh

Govt deficit spending is being used to "stimulate" the economy which benefits... private sector actors and inflation through those actors hiking prices. Inflation has already cooled down in parts of the world - e.g. Europe - which didn't unleash that sort of deficit spending. And that deficit you mention is certainly not being used to help the young, but boomer entitlements such as social security.

That’s true for people that live in a tiny box where all they can think about is their own perspective - yeah that’s very common for those people.

And when they get layoffed?

@@ex3366 did you know that the world is bigger than whatever southern state you’re most likely from? Europe china Canada Australia. Why don’t you ask all of them? Unless you think 80% of the 1st world are children. The Cold War narrative have been proven incorrect. It’s 2024 now.

not really people can’t afford housing

@@biboebbs624 I am sure there must be some $500k 1 bedroom condo you can buy in Toronto. It is just not the kind of house you want. This is just the reality and you have to see the reality and join their game if you want to have home ownership.

How did people miss your comment? Love your videos dude always waiting for the next one

The gap between the rich and the middle class will never shrink :(

The kind that considers all factors and acts accordingly. If your house's cooktop has one burner malfunctioning, but your roof leaks in 7 places and most of the grit is gone from the curling shingles, you fix the outside to protect everything inside. You don't get a new cooktop and ignore the roof leaks.

Stop giving money to Ukraine.

Yeah what do you call it 😮😮

@@jdon2638actually we aren’t sending actual money we are sending all our old outdated equipment so we can start building new and better updated equipment and keeping jobs for our people and families here in the USA. Everyone should do there homework! On this subject.

Money or blood is how the US stays relevant in the word stage. There is nothing wrong with being more isolationist, but just know there are negative aspects to that policy as well.

Yes, this is part of the problem. Gen Z doesn't want to work because they get paid like crap because the dollar is constantly losing value. Things are getting more expensive because the dollar is losing value

I'd rather call Latin America socialism than the european union! EU also profiting in being part of the western hemisphere!🥰

Did any of those countries rescue allies into winning WW2? Did any of these countries invent airplanes, computers, phones, cellphone, internet, gps, e commerce, social media?

Scandinavian countries are not socialist AT ALL. They all have freer capitalist markets than the US. They use capitalism to power their economies and encourage entrepreneurship so their government can afford social programs. social programs are NOT socialism. All of the scandinavian countries encourage private ownership and in the 80s when Sweden strayed away from capitalism it almost destroyed their economy. Socialist lie and say those countries are socialist when they are really capitalism done right.

Those Scandinavian countries have - on numerous occasions - reiterated the fact they are not socialist countries. Many of those countries have a freer market than we do (less regulations). The difference is higher taxes and more social programs. The problem for the US is twofold: first, we not only pay for our own security but theirs as well. Second, the fact our government is incompetent. Just look up how much we spend on the VA which is single payer healthcare for about 2% of the population - now multiply that by 50. It basically comes out to 4.5 trillion dollars (for healthcare costs only, not benefits) which is what we spend on healthcare as is. The difference is that money will have interest on it because it will be debt, so the cost is much higher. And that money will be taken out of the market since health insurance companies are not only part of the market but also invest in the market. We already spend more on interest for the federal debt than defense!!!! This is unsustainable and one of the main drivers of inflation. Additionally, those countries have historically been healthier, happier, and with more social cohesion. America is a poor comparison because we are a chaotic country with massive debt, unfettered immigration, and a security guarantee with the majority of the world. Lastly, while I am no fan of our system, the fact is a lot of innovation in healthcare is the result of our system because America is where you can make your money (developing drugs is expensive). Additionally, much of the knowledge for drug development comes from federally subsidized research at our universities..... despite this we get charged the most. Single payer in America means the government sets the prices. One possibility is the government looks out for consumers and cares about its deficits; the result is less innovation (the chance of this is near 0). The second possibility is the politicians hook up the big cooperations as they usually do and treat our deficit (its debt and interest) as a non-issue. The result of this would be EVEN HIGHER costs, EVEN HIGHER inflation, and EVEN HIGHER interest payments. I would recommend you move to a Scandinavian country but they likely wont take you since their recent immigration has greatly strained those social services you love so much but unlike America, their politicians seem to be doing something about it so don’t count on citizenship. *socialism does not mean social programs, it means a centrally planned economy, which given our bloated regulatory state means we are likely more socialist than Scandinavia. We get more socialist every year - its why our economy gets worse and worse

@@Tyler-vw9bhTo add to your excellently stated points, Sweden does have higher taxes, however, since most of that is a flat tax, their tax brackets are actually *less* progressive than America’s. Whoever popularized the notion that Scandinavia is socialist ought to win an award for most effective disinformation campaign of our generation.

Because Luntz is an idiot.

Gen Z will be conveniently forgotten by both Millennials and Gen Alpha. Gen Z is attacking everyone older than them and they will resent the younger generation for taking their "jerbs"!

Socialism is capitalism on steroids.

👍 Elites preaching water, but drinking vine!

yes socialists can’t participate in society

See thats the issue here, most of these socialist supporters are easily swayed with emotional rhetoric and are especially feel entitled to other people's money.

Hear hear

Capitalism is great, in theory. Just like Socialism or Communism is great, in theory. Anything left unchecked with eventually destroy a part of the society under it. Everything needs checks, balances and keeping the corruption out of it. Socialism and Communism in the countries that follow them are highly corrupt and have no checks and balances. America is very quickly becoming more and more corrupt without anyway to actually implement checks and balances when the ultra wealthy and corporations, essentially don't have to follow the law.

Love it!

You have no idea how accurate you are!! My 28 year old daughter is now the Director of HR in a VERY large, very recognizable name in the theme park industry (4,500 employees) because she had virtually no real competition to actually be successful. She is good at her job for sure, but 20 years ago she would have to put in at least 10 more years to even be considered for the job, there would have been to many other competent people, now companies are becoming desperate for anyone with an actual brain and common sense.

Exactly the Indians Chinese and Middle East come over and kick their butts. These kids will all be working for them.

Exactly, if you put forward some effort it's very likely you'll succeed. Millennials, my generations were pretty bad, but Genz are the last nail in the coffin.

@@Meister190 lol wut? 😂😂

That “woke” buzzword is starting to get old

No it isn’t. We call out that crap whenever we see fit!!

Pls go live in a socialist country and see how you like it.

USA best country and economy in the world hands down always. Otherwise. LEAVE

​@@skolvikings354high income inequality though Best economy.. for a select few

@@warmpi History is the story of leadership for a reason. Frankly most people just take up space