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Now the economy being killed by Coronavirus is millenials' fault too!

That's not what I was saying and you know it.  They didn't make the decision to shut everything down and put 17 million people out of work (and counting).  

What I was saying is that you can't count on the economy bouncing back, in part due to the characteristics of millenial employees.

My two cents is dabigv13 nailed it. Economy >> Lives has more or less been the gist of many of your posts for several weeks now. We get it - young people, out-of-touch elites and the upper class, unsanitary people (of color) in Detroit, 1.3 billion Chinese people, and a 77-year-old CCP-sympathizer from Delaware are all conspiring to ruin the Holy Economy. I think you've made your position abundantly clear in thread after thread after thread.

Speaking only for myself, it's leading me to start tuning out of this forum altogether, because the substantive, data-oriented posts keep getting dragged down in extremely repetitious But. Is. It. Worth. It. whataboutism debates. I'm completely guilty of taking the bait and taking the low road myself, but dang does this shtick get old.

[2006alum]

Now the economy being killed by Coronavirus is millenials' fault too!

That's not what I was saying and you know it.  They didn't make the decision to shut everything down and put 17 million people out of work (and counting).  

What I was saying is that you can't count on the economy bouncing back, in part due to the characteristics of millenial employees.

My two cents is dabigv13 nailed it. Economy >> Lives has more or less been the gist of many of your posts for several weeks now. We get it - young people, out-of-touch elites and the upper class, unsanitary people (of color) in Detroit, 1.3 billion Chinese people, and a 77-year-old CCP-sympathizer from Delaware are all conspiring to ruin the Holy Economy. I think you've made your position abundantly clear in thread after thread after thread.

Speaking only for myself, it's leading me to start tuning out of this forum altogether, because the substantive, data-oriented posts keep getting dragged down in extremely repetitious But. Is. It. Worth. It. whataboutism debates. I'm completely guilty of taking the bait and taking the low road myself, but dang does this shtick get old.