Yeah, I agree, let's not turn on each other. I'm sure there are legit beefs between generations, but the larger, and more systemic problems that affect all of us lie with the financial systems of the world, and bloated, corrupt governments intent on giving themselves more and more power over everyone. The banks and the govt. are supposed to facilitate the people who produce things, and not boss everyone around and charge us interest just for the right to use their fiat money. The proper order must be restored, but it's tough when some big corporations (who would normally fight for conservative principles) are in on it because they get special privileges or simply because they're part of the centralizing globalist network.

But the awakening continues, so freedom has a chance. Definitely can't just cut benefits for boomers and others without also demanding huge cuts in govt. and some sort of reorganizing or elimination of some of the debt. We see in CA for example, via the Comprehensive Annual Fin Reports that govt. investments to the tune of billions and perhaps trillions are being protected by bureaucrats intent on protecting their lavish retirement benefits while offering up slashed benefits and higher taxes as the solution to the states budget problems. These govt. slush funds must be brought to people's attention and used as part of the solution on the state and local levels, instead of just screwing over the people. It's the public servants that should take the hit first and not the citizens they are supposed to work for.