- 01 Jun 2020 03:52
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I think IT may be what we are seeing now in America.
Link to "Police erupt nationwide". This 'volcano' has been erupting in a small way for a long time, this might be the Mt. Saint Hellens eruption.
And it might trigger a worldwide Toba Super Volcano eruption.
https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/243902 ... nationwide
Link to a Forbes article about Strauss and Howe's theory and what it means now.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/danielaray ... 15e9a6101e
Link to Wikepedia article on Strauss & Howe
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strauss%E ... nal_theory
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I'm not supposed to make a 2nd post, but rather to edit this one.
So, here goes.
A year go I was saying the Strauss and Howe have said that the lat Generational Wave, like all others, saw the end of an "I've got mine, too bad you don't" era. and the start of an "If we all work together, we can do anything (even walk on the Moon)" era.
Yes, working Boomers have not been able to stop the top 15% of Boomers from grabbing all the wealth. However, as I just posted here in "North America", adding the wealth of the top 1% or top 0.1% into all the poor retired Baby Boomers who live on just Soc. Sec. is a huge distortion. I for one do not have any of that wealth and I'm not alone.
. . . That Forbes article should be always talking about "rich Boomers" and not Boomers (as if we are all part of the problem). After 1990 when the Dem leadership decided to sell out America's workers (without telling anyone), voting for the Dems was voting for the "Social Justice Wing" of the Capitalist Party. That is, for the last 30 years or 7.5 administrations there has been no real alternative.
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Link to "Police erupt nationwide". This 'volcano' has been erupting in a small way for a long time, this might be the Mt. Saint Hellens eruption.
And it might trigger a worldwide Toba Super Volcano eruption.
https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/243902 ... nationwide
Link to a Forbes article about Strauss and Howe's theory and what it means now.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/danielaray ... 15e9a6101e
Link to Wikepedia article on Strauss & Howe
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strauss%E ... nal_theory
.
________________________________________-________________________-__________________________
I'm not supposed to make a 2nd post, but rather to edit this one.
So, here goes.
A year go I was saying the Strauss and Howe have said that the lat Generational Wave, like all others, saw the end of an "I've got mine, too bad you don't" era. and the start of an "If we all work together, we can do anything (even walk on the Moon)" era.
Yes, working Boomers have not been able to stop the top 15% of Boomers from grabbing all the wealth. However, as I just posted here in "North America", adding the wealth of the top 1% or top 0.1% into all the poor retired Baby Boomers who live on just Soc. Sec. is a huge distortion. I for one do not have any of that wealth and I'm not alone.
. . . That Forbes article should be always talking about "rich Boomers" and not Boomers (as if we are all part of the problem). After 1990 when the Dem leadership decided to sell out America's workers (without telling anyone), voting for the Dems was voting for the "Social Justice Wing" of the Capitalist Party. That is, for the last 30 years or 7.5 administrations there has been no real alternative.
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