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In reply to the discussion: And I would like to ask a personal question [View all]seanpencil
(168 posts)29. You are in stitches about what you see as rhetoric
even when that's not what it is, which helps you not think about it. Which is what old folks like to do and tell others "yeah every generation says that same old whine" which of course goes over real well with younger people.
Who might wonder if you understand what is really different about the times we're in. "Of course we're in a different situation." No we're not. We're in a repeat of history, which is what happens again and again and again, huh?
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My parents/grandparents never said that. And neither did yours if you are over 20.
ret5hd
Aug 2012
#32
I sometimes think that I have to do double duty because my wife does not pay attention at all to
upaloopa
Aug 2012
#27
Try to see the big picture. Envision what would happen if we don't participate and give up. n/t
Avalux
Aug 2012
#34
I thought it was Truman, but it could have been Roosevelt's idea all along and after he
CTyankee
Aug 2012
#51
I have witnessed something a lot closer to a depression under 2 terms of Reagan
NNN0LHI
Aug 2012
#56