Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1

akmike47 · Mar 4, 2024

akmike47 · Mar 4, 2024

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mudholestomper · Mar 4, 2024

mcameron said:
Saying "okay renter" is literally peak boomer.

Create the situations that fuck over future generations, disregard any responsibility, and then act smug about it.

You know everything I said is true, which is why all you can do is sit there and say stupid ass shit you read on facebook.

Don’t waste your breath. The cognitive dissonance in them is unbreakable.

Broncovan · Mar 4, 2024

Buddy of mine put this little kitty down yesterday

quietmike · Mar 4, 2024

mcameron said:
Saying "okay renter" is literally peak boomer.

Create the situations that fuck over future generations, disregard any responsibility, and then act smug about it.

You know everything I said is true, which is why all you can do is sit there and say stupid ass shit you read on facebook.

The new deal happened way before boomers and that's what started the downward slide.
An argument could be made it started even earlier with the implementation of the income tax and creation of the federal reserve.

FWoo45 · Mar 4, 2024

Commie fags deserve to be dropped out of helicopters regardless of their age. From FDR to tiktards.

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david walter · Mar 4, 2024

“It’s just a flesh wound”

msgriff said:
This was bigger than it looks

brianf · Mar 4, 2024

Bandit320 said:
Just because previous generations in the northeast and west coast voted in your current commie governments doesn’t mean the same for previous generations in other states. I wouldn’t have expected you to paint so broad a brush.

@Broncovan has it right.

I worked from 15 till 65 when I was forced to retire because of federal age limits. We scrimped and saved and only finally got extra money once we got our kids on their own. For people to bitch about what someone else owns is petty.

In all honesty I care about letting the libs grab so much power not what people have in their pocket

If people don’t like their situation..go try harder at work.

I have a desk job so to speak, so I can post and screw around during the day.

Yet I see guys replying and posting in the middle of the day then complain about money.

If you have time to post..you’re not trying hard enough to make money. That’s the way it works.

168BTHPM · Mar 4, 2024

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Bandit320 · Mar 4, 2024

Perhaps. The last 41 years I worked was shift work, AF and airlines. My “day” shift, so to speak, isn’t necessarily the same as yours.

CountryShooter · Mar 4, 2024

brianf said:
100% I’m from the late 70’s so I’m not sure what generation lol

But without a doubt all the hard core boomers are the same

They let this commi leftist crap take a foothold from the late 60’s early 70’s and did nothing to stop it. They blame the same schools that taught 3-4 generations after them for left thinking…who voted them on the school board??

Now everyone under 50 is getting blamed/brunt of it. Never mind they vote the constitution away as long as their pension and SS is good for 15 more years.

They’ve been saying revise immigration for 40 years, now it’s on our lap. 30 of which I couldn’t even vote.

The quicker they admit they fell asleep at the wheel the easier it is to discuss.

Y'all are funny with your generalizations. I guess I'm a boomer. Wasn't even old enough to vote until 1979. Can't recall voting in any school board elections: didn't raise any kids either. I've always voted R, but turns out they aren't very conservative either.

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Dirty D · Mar 4, 2024

1J04 said:
Coast Guard Boot Camp.

Shut up boot!

Dirty D · Mar 4, 2024

CountryShooter · Mar 4, 2024

quietmike said:
The new deal happened way before boomers and that's what started the downward slide.
An argument could be made it started even earlier with the implementation of the income tax and creation of the federal reserve.

The New Deal was a massive step in the wrong direction. But I'd say the Civil War fostered the behemoth federal government steamrolling over states' rights.