Millennials more conservative than you may think.

Right said:
Millennials more conservative than you may think.
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Dream on.



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.....And, we're STILL winning The Culture War!!!!!!

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What ever happened to the hippies experiment in socialized communism?

Oh! That's right, they work on Wall Street today, huh?
 
Establishment said:
No one respects hippies.
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.....Especially, gamers & 35-year-old material-girls, right??
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April 12, 2008 - "These thoughts are provoked by Gerald de Groot’s Reflections on The Sixties Unplugged, an arrogant volume by an ignorant historian which argues that the ’60s counterculture achieved nothing of lasting importance.

The greatest achievement of the hippies was and remains humor — comedy asserted in the face of tragedies, including their own. Speaking personally, an unavoidably literate hippie will inevitably find his way to Don Quixote, even if led there as a result of writing articles for hippies about anti-NAFTA politics in Mexico. The only other source books that provides the necessary philosophical scope to understand hippies is Aristotle’s Politics and, of course, Leopold Kohr’s Breakdown of Nations.

Absurd drug laws and the whole mature, corrupt system of prohibition are a hippie comedic specialty, providing endless amusement around hippie winter fires to this day, along with the occasional tragedy of busts, murders, and other misfortunes common to the entire history of the American working class. Also, once out of the compression of the city, hippies turned out to make excellent parents. The happiness and intelligence of “hippie kids” alone gives the lie to almost everything De Groot is saying. Teachers on the north coast who do not suffer from authoritarian complexes prefer these fine children to all others. They exhibit independent thinking early and have shown themselves to be creative in a number of academic fields already, to my knowledge, from medicine to computers. Five hippie teenagers in the alternative high school of a town I once lived in, created a virtual reality machine on a few computers made of parts cobbled together by one father, an electrician. Their patron was a blameless horticulturalist who in his youth had been a denizen of Socialist youth camps.

The De Groot tribe of academic hypocrites cannot abide the care of the elderly that hippies generously provide their parents and their friends’ parents. De Groot and his cannot abide the creation of real, organic communities that endure for love and affection. De Groot is totally ignorant of how love grows beyond the couple to the group, of how the “stupidity” of a man and woman in love can transcend themselves into the community. De Groot and his have no idea of friendship on their idiotic march to get us to their imagined barricade just in time to get mowed down by, really, quite overpowering police armament. De Groot and his hate happiness, period. They hate the gesture to the homeless or the alley cat or any gesture of human solidarity. They are all Commissars without an ounce of Wobbly in them. On the other side, we have the Republicans, many of them fascists. But, tell me the difference among the swine that would lead us now."

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Robo said:
What ever happened to the hippies experiment in socialized communism?

Oh! That's right, they work on Wall Street today, huh?
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Yeah.....that's quite the list, you provided (there).....o' hippies-turned-Wall $treeter$.....Goober.

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Mr. Shaman said:

Yeah.....that's quite the list, you provided (there).....o' hippies-turned-Wall $treeter$.....Goober.

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Where'd they go genius? Surely you'll tell the class about how the hippies socialist experiment was a God send, right?:rofl2::cof1:
 
The facts are not by Drudge:
The young adults, who were born between 1980 and 1994, are currently more politically polarized than Generation Xers and Baby Boomers, according to the paper, which was published in the journal Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin on Wednesday.
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