… trying way too hard to understand how we spend our money and why we don’t do it often. It’s actually very simple. First of all, maybe it’d be easier to understand without the condescending tone and predisposed attitudes. Second, are you saying that the generation before us, the spendthrifts who put money they didn’t have into things they didn’t need, the generation who ruined our economy and the future of generation-y, can’t understand why we aren’t eager to be as frivolous and fucking stupid as them? You mean to tell me that, us spoiled kids who are moving back in with our parents have erratic and inexplicable spending habits? Or maybe it’s just that we don’t actually have any fucking money. You ever think that, perhaps, we aren’t moving back in with our parents for the greed-ridden purpose of spending their money and not our own, but because we have no money to spend either way and the future you told us existed got butt raped by your idiocy?

But let me calm down, because of course, according to everyone not apart of our generation, we grew up in a time of privilege. I hope you grow old in a time of fuck your mom, bitch. Just remember that we won’t have money to put you in a home or support you in ours when your old ass can’t wipe. It’s just too noble and too outlandish to believe that we, the young ruffians ruing your flower gardens, actually grew up to have the worlds best interest at heart. Ironically, while you’ve planted flowers, you’ve also driven your hummer to Wal-Mart numerous times contributing more to their withering than we ever could. Suck on that, old fuck(s).

Why does our generation have to take one for the team? We have to resign to now preventing this from happening to the next generation, but our resolve is summed up by the mistakes of our predecessors? When did everyone just throw in the towel on us? We have to take it in the ass and say, “Whelp… guess our life didn’t work, did it, eh?” That’s bullshit. Our parents were the generation who said they wanted us to have more opportunities than they did – to have a promising future and to live our dreams where theirs failed. And I wish we’d been raised with enough gusto to truly burn this system down, because we’re the type of generation who goes with the flow. The majority of us don’t make shit happen. I’m not entitled, but I damn sure know when someone’s handing me a bag full of shit and saying, “better than nothing, right?” The anger and resentment I feel for the actions of those who came before us will manifest throughout the decades to come. It will be the morale and ambiance, the air and attitude that presides over the way we raise our children. Mark my words. We either start a fire and blow this motherfucker up now… or we’ll let the selfish mistakes of our parents and their parents waft over us like a breeze and say, “where did the time go?” Most of us are already wondering where our past few years have gone. Do you realize we’ve been set back perhaps 10 or even 20 years in comparison to those before us? Paying tuition is like buying water… why would you pay for something that’s the right of every living human being? But they keep us thirsty and designate our water source. We’re being raped. Our generation is being raped and instead of feeling entitled and instead of resigning and saying better luck next time, I want to burn this entire motherfucker down like the L.A. riots in 1992. Only this time we won’t burn down our own way of life… we’ll burn down the system. They did something. We need to do something! We talk a good game but we’re at our computers feeding into exactly the type of distractions they’ve deliberately placed to keep us as mental slaves. We’re all tainted. Let’s not occupy Wall Street. Let’s burn it the fuck down. *drops mic*