In Brazil, they rallied online by the millions, sharing videos and spreading memes. In Serbia, they cycled across Europe and ran ultramarathons to make their voices heard.

Both movements burst into international public view last month as they became central during election campaigns to the pushback against authoritarianism. What they also offered, however, was a window into a wider phenomenon playing out across the globe, as youth-led movements reshape political landscapes.

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[–] 4 points 1 day ago* (1 child)

milleneals also recieved the worst of what boomers resulted in(multiple wars which millineals had to fight and die in, several economic crashes which resulted in less and hard to obtain jobs in alot of sectors), so if you are genx or boomer yourself, you are part of the problem expecting others to fix your issues.

they are still getting shit from boomers even now, and even some millineals act like boomers with regards to thier siblings jobs. you act like as if Genz arnt even more screwed up than milleneals, they are actually falling behind academically, they grew up entirely of watching tiktok and youtube too.

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    I guess you didn't read my comment completely, i already said i'm a millennial.

    And i can't find it now but my father found a "study" or something and it described my generation aka millennials as drug addicted, alcoholic psychopaths sooo yeah i don't belong even in my generation because i don't drink, i rarely take meds and i haven't noticed any psychopathic tendencies, but then again when have they ever noticed something is wrong with them, oh yeah and we're supposed to be suicidal, but i have gotten used to those thoughts, it's mostly just a whisper in the back of my head instead of screaming to off myself.

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