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I don't know why you presume to think of me as a cancerous boomer that's had it so easy...I started work on my family's farm stringing tobacco and skinning timber at 8 years old, then as a paperboy at age 12 for my "second" job. My first job that paid me by check was as a busboy...83¢ per hour.

I started with nothing except a work hard ethic and a desire to get the best education possible. I paid for my college education and continued to work for the next half dozen decades. I'm financially secure, I earned it, I share it and I still have the callouses on my hands.

Each generation tries to make life easier for the next generation. The Depression Era parents tried to make life a little easier for their children, the Greatest Generation, and so on up the line. I didn't want my children to have to string tobacco or go hunting in order to put food on the table if they wanted to eat each day.

Just remember that someone, somewhere has made your life a little easier than it was for them or their generation or generations before them. A silent "thank you might be in order for someone in your genealogical time line instead of wishing entire generations would die.

As for jailing drug abusers, you can't build enough prisons to house everyone in this country that abuses drugs. The war on drugs doesn't work. New thinking is needed and it will have to start at the family level.

I've spouted off enough, I'm tired. Bye.

@JBo You would have a point on drugs if those that were locked up decades ago for using were let out en masse. Drugs are illegal, and people aren't going to jail for them. They should be, in droves.

@JBo The Silent Generation were useless Yes Men. But at least they tried to make things better for future generations.

The Greatest Generation,however, was amazing, and were a big reason the US had a win streak for decades.

In fact, they are the reason snowflake Baby Boomers had it so easy growing up. And because you had it so easy, you expect everyone is having it just as easy. Take and cry, cry and take. Never considering the generations that follow you.

@DieselDawg Spouting more bullshit i see. Fentanyl is largely shipped from China, not Mexico.

Fentanyl reportedly is pouring across our southern border from laboratories run by the cartels in Mexico. It is so powerful that it can be toxic just to touch it. This boils down to chemical warfare on the USA from Mexico but we cant secure the border because that would be "racist".

personally I am not in fave of our socalled "war on drugs" policy it has done little but incarcerate low level dealers and hundreds of thousands of users while having almost no impact on importers and high level dealers and the money men behind them

I'm not sure what more the government can do to protect people from themselves. Putting more drug abusers in jail hasn't worked to solve drug problems over the last 50 years...there's no reason to think that'll start working now. The war on drugs failed long ago.

Maybe you should treat the drug abusers with the same regard you treat the baby boomers that you despise so much when you say, "Boomers are cancer and this country will be better after you either die of old age or we continue to make you completely obsolete."

I suppose you also include the "Silent Generation" and the "Greatest Generation" in your cancers remark so when we all die...that would get rid of more than 31% of the population for you and you would finally be happy.

Hi_estComnDenomn said: It would be great if the government did more to protect people from opioid abuse. I don't understand why Midwest jails aren't packed to the brim with abusers, because that area is awash in fentanyl.

Smartest comment made by you!!!

It would be great if the government did more to protect people from opioid abuse. I don't understand why Midwest jails aren't packed to the brim with abusers, because that area is awash in fentanyl.

The police will need to start wearing hazmat suits to these calls.