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In reply to the discussion: At some point, young voters "broke bad" and turned on older voters. Maybe they didn't mean to hurt us. But, they did. [View all]pinkstarburst
(1,788 posts)Young voters didn't turn on older voters.
Every subgroup out there is being hurt in some way right now, with the exception of extremely wealthy white men.
Young people feel they are being screwed due to high housing costs that mean they can never save for a downpayment, never get out of mom and dad's basement, never afford a house of their own. They are being screwed by high tuition costs at college that mean they are saddled with debt when they graduate--and then AI is taking away jobs that once promised good careers. There are skyrocketing food costs, electric and heating costs. You think Boomers can't afford health care? Guess what? Young people can't afford it either. They can't afford therapy, or meds when they need them (not all young people are healthy.) They can't afford to have kids if they want to.
If this is the first time you're cleaning out your ears and hearing about this, well, that may be part of the problem.
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