When i see GEN Z
These are some dependent on others motherfukkers and so fragile and emotional
These are some dependent on others motherfukkers and so fragile and emotional
The rise of conservativism in gen z
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You know it’s bad when people their age are calling other people out their age about complaining an anime is too diverse and woke.
Like man, how are you not even 30 yet but more bitter than people in their 70’s who have seen some shyt? Weak generation.
From what I can tell, Gen Z and Gen Alpha are going to absolutely age horribly. If you can’t even enjoy your 20’s, you robbed yourself. Most miserable and whiny generation by far.
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AStrangeName
Member of Snitch Syndication
With the 2000s nostalgia going on for the past 5 years the post is correct, if you bring any show or movie from that decade that had any ounce of diversity, they'll shyt on it with no hesitation. Hate watching been a thing for the past several years and it's really fukking people up mentally.
[r/All] Reagan's ghost still trickles down
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1/32
@_sn_n
“Why cant I afford a house”
*wears shirt of the guy responsible*
2/32
@Molnar_Politico
Imagine still blaming a guy that hasn’t been President in 35 years.
3/32
@_sn_n
its almost like a two-term president can have impacts that go beyond their term ending.
4/32
@manumechster
Available here
hi @grok tebak mbti aku?
http://Anyimage.io/dhgc*nt
5/32
@grok
Berdasarkan bio kamu yang sassy dan pola post promosi yang gigih, aku tebak MBTI kamu ESTP – tipe petualang yang suka aksi dan peluang. Benar gak?
6/32
@blndsknyrchbtch
surprised you’re not lusting over the guy
7/32
@_sn_n
I have shame actually. I am not the buca from qld
8/32
@CaesareanZoomer
0 Gen Z are saying this but I also can't expect journalists to represent generations of any kind accurately
9/32
@valerius_p
can you point to the year reagan was elected on this chart?
10/32
@jewish_yinzer
It has far more to do with NIMBY zoning, actually.
11/32
@NamelessVisage
If anyone is truly the first to be blamed it should be Nixon. Not Reagan, although he definitely played a part.
12/32
@JonathanAKRolfe
I have that t-shirt in the original!
13/32
@LegalDistortion
Yeah but the shirt is “a vibe” so, nothing else matters
14/32
@RossSchumann
Clinton is responsible for current housing issues.
15/32
@AP4Liberty
Get ya Reagan Bush shirts hyeah! https://ap4libertyshop.com/products...s=1&_psq=Reagan+bush&_ss=e&_v=1.0
16/32
@Mjreard
I don’t see any local zoning commissioners mentioned on these shirts
17/32
@VassilyVibrant
“Everything wrong in my life in someone else’s fault. “
18/32
@EliteDimerMVP
Clinton is responsible what
19/32
@Jukafah
Bro is living in the past.
20/32
@KrenkeDrew
Really blame the guy from 40 years ago?
21/32
@astrolamont
I was just saying how alot of ppl dont base their political stances on policies or how they affect lives and actually only base their stances on how things look or "vibes"
22/32
@TheLastDon222
The reason you can't afford a house is found in your mirror. Quit blaming other people and get to work. Do something people value instead of whatever it is you do now.
23/32
@JerryTurin
"The guy responsible"..... for 10-15 years of millennials signaling a desire to never own homes, with developers matching their build plans accordingly, progressive cities seeing no sense of urgency in timelines while also emphasizing inner cores, then millennials growing up, and having kids, somewhat concurrent with covid era, the congestion, work from home and need for home study space making it clear to them that houses are good and suddenly causing a spike in demand after a lengthy period of light supply?
.....for the 3 years or so it takes developers to scout property, conceive plans, get financing, get preliminary city approvals, execute buys, complete plans, initiate construction, get approvals along the way, finalize builds and proceed into marketing?
....for higher interest rates due to second phase of covid stimulus, raising costs of ownership and slowing developer investment models?
24/32
@RealityByAshley
“Reagan is still a vibe,” I say as I rip my 4th dab
25/32
@NY_LBSS
He’s why democrats don’t build housing? Doesn’t seem to stop republicans.
26/32
@tmac04_
If only true history was taught and not US propaganda
27/32
@USC_Nico
I don’t know why this has to be political. The glass Steagall repeal in 1999 by passing the Gramm Leach Billet Act destroyed lending practices, which is what caused the 2008 crash. It gave banks the green light to lend to people who were poor and irresponsible.
28/32
@wwordan
@grok how is the Regan Bush administration responsible for the inflation of the housing market that we’re experiencing today? Did they allow corporations to buy them in bulk and artificially inflate the price?
29/32
@0xtrogan
Bro is still living in the past
30/32
@Gemjam42069
That's one hell of a delayed reaction if Reagan is why we can't buy houses.
Seeing as how I bought one as Covid was gearing up and would have been unable to after Covid ended, it seems more like the largest transfer of wealth in human history that occurred as a response to Covid is a more likely culprit.
31/32
@contraambitum
Reagan getting rid of the gold standard was one of the worst things for america
32/32
@NewDealKid
@grok true?
To post tweets in this format, more info here: https://www.thecoli.com/threads/tips-and-tricks-for-posting-the-coli-megathread.984734/post-52211196
@_sn_n
“Why cant I afford a house”
*wears shirt of the guy responsible*
2/32
@Molnar_Politico
Imagine still blaming a guy that hasn’t been President in 35 years.
3/32
@_sn_n
its almost like a two-term president can have impacts that go beyond their term ending.
4/32
@manumechster
Available here
hi @grok tebak mbti aku?
http://Anyimage.io/dhgc*nt
5/32
@grok
Berdasarkan bio kamu yang sassy dan pola post promosi yang gigih, aku tebak MBTI kamu ESTP – tipe petualang yang suka aksi dan peluang. Benar gak?
6/32
@blndsknyrchbtch
surprised you’re not lusting over the guy
7/32
@_sn_n
I have shame actually. I am not the buca from qld
8/32
@CaesareanZoomer
0 Gen Z are saying this but I also can't expect journalists to represent generations of any kind accurately
9/32
@valerius_p
can you point to the year reagan was elected on this chart?
10/32
@jewish_yinzer
It has far more to do with NIMBY zoning, actually.
11/32
@NamelessVisage
If anyone is truly the first to be blamed it should be Nixon. Not Reagan, although he definitely played a part.
12/32
@JonathanAKRolfe
I have that t-shirt in the original!
13/32
@LegalDistortion
Yeah but the shirt is “a vibe” so, nothing else matters
14/32
@RossSchumann
Clinton is responsible for current housing issues.
15/32
@AP4Liberty
Get ya Reagan Bush shirts hyeah! https://ap4libertyshop.com/products...s=1&_psq=Reagan+bush&_ss=e&_v=1.0
16/32
@Mjreard
I don’t see any local zoning commissioners mentioned on these shirts
17/32
@VassilyVibrant
“Everything wrong in my life in someone else’s fault. “
18/32
@EliteDimerMVP
Clinton is responsible what
19/32
@Jukafah
Bro is living in the past.
20/32
@KrenkeDrew
Really blame the guy from 40 years ago?
21/32
@astrolamont
I was just saying how alot of ppl dont base their political stances on policies or how they affect lives and actually only base their stances on how things look or "vibes"
22/32
@TheLastDon222
The reason you can't afford a house is found in your mirror. Quit blaming other people and get to work. Do something people value instead of whatever it is you do now.
23/32
@JerryTurin
"The guy responsible"..... for 10-15 years of millennials signaling a desire to never own homes, with developers matching their build plans accordingly, progressive cities seeing no sense of urgency in timelines while also emphasizing inner cores, then millennials growing up, and having kids, somewhat concurrent with covid era, the congestion, work from home and need for home study space making it clear to them that houses are good and suddenly causing a spike in demand after a lengthy period of light supply?
.....for the 3 years or so it takes developers to scout property, conceive plans, get financing, get preliminary city approvals, execute buys, complete plans, initiate construction, get approvals along the way, finalize builds and proceed into marketing?
....for higher interest rates due to second phase of covid stimulus, raising costs of ownership and slowing developer investment models?
24/32
@RealityByAshley
“Reagan is still a vibe,” I say as I rip my 4th dab
25/32
@NY_LBSS
He’s why democrats don’t build housing? Doesn’t seem to stop republicans.
26/32
@tmac04_
If only true history was taught and not US propaganda
27/32
@USC_Nico
I don’t know why this has to be political. The glass Steagall repeal in 1999 by passing the Gramm Leach Billet Act destroyed lending practices, which is what caused the 2008 crash. It gave banks the green light to lend to people who were poor and irresponsible.
28/32
@wwordan
@grok how is the Regan Bush administration responsible for the inflation of the housing market that we’re experiencing today? Did they allow corporations to buy them in bulk and artificially inflate the price?
29/32
@0xtrogan
Bro is still living in the past
30/32
@Gemjam42069
That's one hell of a delayed reaction if Reagan is why we can't buy houses.
Seeing as how I bought one as Covid was gearing up and would have been unable to after Covid ended, it seems more like the largest transfer of wealth in human history that occurred as a response to Covid is a more likely culprit.
31/32
@contraambitum
Reagan getting rid of the gold standard was one of the worst things for america
32/32
@NewDealKid
@grok true?
To post tweets in this format, more info here: https://www.thecoli.com/threads/tips-and-tricks-for-posting-the-coli-megathread.984734/post-52211196
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│ We just haven't reached the right super saturation of money on the rich where they just explode showering everyone with liquid money!/s
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│ We just haven't reached the right super saturation of money on the rich where they just explode showering everyone with liquid money!/s
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│ │ Commented on Wed Aug 27 14:20:43 2025 UTC
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│ │ Yea and we all know that, historically, the rich love to share their wealth with the poors. I mean you all remember when wealthy plantation owners during the colonial era spread their wealth to help everyone right? Remember when all Americans could vote during that era and not just rich white landowners? /s
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│ │ Yea and we all know that, historically, the rich love to share their wealth with the poors. I mean you all remember when wealthy plantation owners during the colonial era spread their wealth to help everyone right? Remember when all Americans could vote during that era and not just rich white landowners? /s
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│ │ │ Commented on Wed Aug 27 14:53:56 2025 UTC
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│ │ │ They were so generous they involuntarily imported people into this continent for the express purpose of sharing the wealth. The more the merrier, right?
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│ │ │ S/ in case it's needed
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│ │ │ They were so generous they involuntarily imported people into this continent for the express purpose of sharing the wealth. The more the merrier, right?
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Commented on Wed Aug 27 14:09:15 2025 UTC
More proof that the US education system is a failure. They must like being poor.
More proof that the US education system is a failure. They must like being poor.
Cave Savage
Feminist
[r/All] Reagan's ghost still trickles down
1/32
@_sn_n
“Why cant I afford a house”
*wears shirt of the guy responsible*
2/32
@Molnar_Politico
Imagine still blaming a guy that hasn’t been President in 35 years.
3/32
@_sn_n
its almost like a two-term president can have impacts that go beyond their term ending.
4/32
@manumechster
Available here
hi @grok tebak mbti aku?
http://Anyimage.io/dhgc*nt
5/32
@grok
Berdasarkan bio kamu yang sassy dan pola post promosi yang gigih, aku tebak MBTI kamu ESTP – tipe petualang yang suka aksi dan peluang. Benar gak?
6/32
@blndsknyrchbtch
surprised you’re not lusting over the guy
7/32
@_sn_n
I have shame actually. I am not the buca from qld
8/32
@CaesareanZoomer
0 Gen Z are saying this but I also can't expect journalists to represent generations of any kind accurately
9/32
@valerius_p
can you point to the year reagan was elected on this chart?
10/32
@jewish_yinzer
It has far more to do with NIMBY zoning, actually.
11/32
@NamelessVisage
If anyone is truly the first to be blamed it should be Nixon. Not Reagan, although he definitely played a part.
12/32
@JonathanAKRolfe
I have that t-shirt in the original!
13/32
@LegalDistortion
Yeah but the shirt is “a vibe” so, nothing else matters
14/32
@RossSchumann
Clinton is responsible for current housing issues.
15/32
@AP4Liberty
Get ya Reagan Bush shirts hyeah! https://ap4libertyshop.com/products/reagan-bush-84-the-original-dream-team?_pos=1&_psq=Reagan+bush&_ss=e&_v=1.0
16/32
@Mjreard
I don’t see any local zoning commissioners mentioned on these shirts
17/32
@VassilyVibrant
“Everything wrong in my life in someone else’s fault. “
18/32
@EliteDimerMVP
Clinton is responsible what
19/32
@Jukafah
Bro is living in the past.
20/32
@KrenkeDrew
Really blame the guy from 40 years ago?
21/32
@astrolamont
I was just saying how alot of ppl dont base their political stances on policies or how they affect lives and actually only base their stances on how things look or "vibes"
22/32
@TheLastDon222
The reason you can't afford a house is found in your mirror. Quit blaming other people and get to work. Do something people value instead of whatever it is you do now.
23/32
@JerryTurin
"The guy responsible"..... for 10-15 years of millennials signaling a desire to never own homes, with developers matching their build plans accordingly, progressive cities seeing no sense of urgency in timelines while also emphasizing inner cores, then millennials growing up, and having kids, somewhat concurrent with covid era, the congestion, work from home and need for home study space making it clear to them that houses are good and suddenly causing a spike in demand after a lengthy period of light supply?
.....for the 3 years or so it takes developers to scout property, conceive plans, get financing, get preliminary city approvals, execute buys, complete plans, initiate construction, get approvals along the way, finalize builds and proceed into marketing?
....for higher interest rates due to second phase of covid stimulus, raising costs of ownership and slowing developer investment models?
24/32
@RealityByAshley
“Reagan is still a vibe,” I say as I rip my 4th dab
25/32
@NY_LBSS
He’s why democrats don’t build housing? Doesn’t seem to stop republicans.
26/32
@tmac04_
If only true history was taught and not US propaganda
27/32
@USC_Nico
I don’t know why this has to be political. The glass Steagall repeal in 1999 by passing the Gramm Leach Billet Act destroyed lending practices, which is what caused the 2008 crash. It gave banks the green light to lend to people who were poor and irresponsible.
28/32
@wwordan
@grok how is the Regan Bush administration responsible for the inflation of the housing market that we’re experiencing today? Did they allow corporations to buy them in bulk and artificially inflate the price?
29/32
@0xtrogan
Bro is still living in the past
30/32
@Gemjam42069
That's one hell of a delayed reaction if Reagan is why we can't buy houses.
Seeing as how I bought one as Covid was gearing up and would have been unable to after Covid ended, it seems more like the largest transfer of wealth in human history that occurred as a response to Covid is a more likely culprit.
31/32
@contraambitum
Reagan getting rid of the gold standard was one of the worst things for america
32/32
@NewDealKid
@grok true?
To post tweets in this format, more info here: https://www.thecoli.com/threads/tips-and-tricks-for-posting-the-coli-megathread.984734/post-52211196
│
││ Commented on Wed Aug 27 13:53:45 2025 UTC
│
│ We just haven't reached the right super saturation of money on the rich where they just explode showering everyone with liquid money!/s
│
│ │
│ ││ │ Commented on Wed Aug 27 14:20:43 2025 UTC
│ │
│ │ Yea and we all know that, historically, the rich love to share their wealth with the poors. I mean you all remember when wealthy plantation owners during the colonial era spread their wealth to help everyone right? Remember when all Americans could vote during that era and not just rich white landowners? /s
│ │
│ │ │
│ │ ││ │ │ Commented on Wed Aug 27 14:53:56 2025 UTC
│ │ │
│ │ │ They were so generous they involuntarily imported people into this continent for the express purpose of sharing the wealth. The more the merrier, right?
│ │ │
│ │ │ S/ in case it's needed
│ │ │
Commented on Wed Aug 27 14:09:15 2025 UTC
More proof that the US education system is a failure. They must like being poor.
I thought the Nick Fuentes crowd hated Reagan and called him "Amnesty Ron"
Young men are blaming Democrats for Trump bleeding them dry
Young men are flocking to the GOP in distressing numbers, and thanks to them, Generation Z is on track to be the most pro-Republican in a ...
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Young men are blaming Democrats for Trump bleeding them dry
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Young men are flocking to the GOP in distressing numbers, and thanks to them, Generation Z is on track to be the most pro-Republican in a very long time.
In other words, we dismiss them at our own peril. That’s why I’ve taken to writing about the topic so much. It’s easy for progressives to wave them away with talk of male privilege, but it doesn’t serve us to smugly ridicule them if it leads to more Republican presidents down the line.
The problems these young men face are varied. Culture wars over “wokeness,” feminism, LGBTQ+ rights, and race often frame men as either villains or as beneficiaries of unfair privilege. But young men, being young and new to the world, haven’t necessarily enjoyed those supposed perks of patriarchy. As such, they feel unfairly maligned. Many respond by embracing the oppositional, anti-establishment posture the right offers, especially online, where figures like Andrew Tate, Joe Rogan, and other conservative influencers reinforce the narrative that Democrats are hostile to male identity.
At the same time, young men are falling behind in education, employment, and social mobility compared with women of their generation. Young men’s college-graduation rates lag significantly, and economic insecurity fuels resentment toward elites and institutions. Conservatives capitalize on this by scapegoating immigrants, diversity programs, and feminism, suggesting that young men’s struggles are the result of a “rigged” system favoring others.
And then the social media algorithms finish the job. YouTube, TikTok, Discord, and podcasts are powerful pipelines for conservative and reactionary content aimed squarely at young men. Algorithms reward edgy, contrarian voices that frame liberal politics as humorless, authoritarian, or emasculating. Democrats, meanwhile, have failed to counterprogram in these spaces, leaving right-wing influencers free to dominate the conversation among disaffected young men.
The economic picture adds more fuel.
“While the overall unemployment rate was still a respectable 4.2% in July, for young men aged 20 to 24, it was 8.3%, which is near recession levels—and for recent college graduates, the annual rate is 5.3%,” wrote Bloomberg columnist Allison Schrager. “Both of these numbers are about double the comparable figures for young women.”
Part of this, she notes, is cyclical: Men tend to work in industries more sensitive to downturns, such as construction and manufacturing, while women are more concentrated in sectors that are less vulnerable, like health care and education.
But that’s where the irony kicks in. Manufacturing and construction are also the industries arguably most affected by President Donald Trump’s tariffs. An analysis by the Washington Center for Equitable Growth found that of the top 25 subsectors of the U.S. economy most harmed by tariffs, a shocking 19 were in manufacturing.
And that’s not all. Repair and maintenance came in at No. 14, construction at No. 20, waste management at No. 21, and energy-extraction industries—i.e., mining and drilling—rounded out the list at No. 23 through No. 25. These are all overwhelmingly male-dominated industries. And as Schrager points out, the first to be laid off in those industries are the young ones.
You can see the vicious cycle. Trump’s policies directly damage the industries that employ young men, but when layoffs come, the right blames women, immigrants, and “wokeness” rather than the real culprit—the right itself. And thanks to the echo chamber of online influencers and algorithms, too many of those young men believe it.
Republicans break their jobs, then harvest their anger—while Democrats get the blame.
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