A traditional generational conflict usually looks like this, the older generation says “we had it hard too” the younger generation says “you don’t understand our world”. That’s normal, it happens every generation.

That’s not what’s going on with boomers and millennials.

The friction between boomers and millennials is different than the average inter-generational conflict.

Because boomers betrayed millennials.

Too much culture war stuff in this video, like claiming there's a link between leaving the gold standard and higher divorce rates

What next? Gold would have prevented the gayness epidemic?

And it's not really true to say that "in the good old days" an American family could live comfortably on one salary. That was only for white men

I have a negative fiat net worth, get paid in bitcoin, save in bitcoin, pay bills, and never have to sell bitcoin or incur a taxable event with my bitcoin-backed loans.

I live my life on bitcoin and my life gets half off every 1-2 years on average (1.44 years with 50% BTC CAGR to be exact).

Might need to make a video tutorial on this if people don't get it. It is magical.

Fun fact, here in Australia nobody technically owns their own home.

Stop paying rates and see what happens (you'll be sent to prison and your home will be auctioned off)

Because the states in USA have more power in USA in a handful of states you can actually own land but most of USA is the same as Australian where if you miss a rate payment you get sent to prison and your house gets auctioned off.

Very few countries where you can actually own land.

It's crazy how much more freedom the Chinese have compared to us westerners.

In China, your family farm can not be seized by the Gov, there are no rates.

You can lease and apartment for 75 years and only pay a one off fee.

You miss one rate payment here and you're going to prison.

That's why China has about 90% home owners

While the west has less and less home owners every year.