I don’t understand how historically every generation has strived to make the world a better place for their children with the exception of boomers. The greatest generation set them up for so much success, and they’ve done nothing but try to destroy everything for the kids that are coming after them. I’m Gen X and my biggest focus is trying to create something for my children, to have something to pass on to them, to save for their college so that they don’t have to struggle like I did, and to leave them with a better world than the one I got handed.

“Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times,” - G. Michael Hoof

The quote is men, but I believe it should be generations.

I have a type of color blindness called tritanomaly, which is blue/green deficiency. I can still see most greens and some blues but there’s a range I can’t see. They’re sometimes gray or silver and other times I can watch the color kind of vaguely flicker between silver and blue while looking at it. We discovered it when I was a teenager but I didn’t officially get diagnosed until in my 30s.

A man under a tent with the words prove me wrong written on it while arguing against gun control getting shot was definitely the definition of asking for it.

Here’s a neat and totally unrelated random website I found!

https://www.trackaipac.com/

Would you say you’re… rock hard?

Generals RN