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Our generation sucks
pappy:
most of the people on this board are part of generation Y i think its called. maybe some of you like seer, trauma, badass, toungetwister are part of gen X. But for the most part our generation fuckin sucks. everything, from the trends we follow. to the music we like it all fuckin sucks. what this generation does in its spare time.... wtf why cant we chill on a stoop for why do we gotta go to fuckin starbucks or a mall or drop xtc an go to a fuckin club. what happened to chilling with your crew on at the corner candy store. its nearly impossible to find a nice girl anymore. one thing i'll give this generation is book smart wise where light years ahead of any other generation. but common sense wise an street smart this generation is a fuckin joke. i dunno maybe its jus a suburb thing. maybe i jus notice it cuz im a city kid in the burbs i dunno. but i jus hate being part of this generation.
infinite59:
Interesting post. I feel the same way about our generation as a whole. At some point our generation lost it's soul. Or maybe it never had it to begin with, I don't know. But I remember being younger and looking at the older generation. They were really mature. Most of them had some kind of moral system and control over their lives.
I used to be affected by all this but not anymore. I have my own community. The Islamic nation. We still have all of our values. No society can decay our moral and social system. We have a gaurantee from Allah in the Qu'ran that our way of life will be perserved cause this is the last of revealed messages to mankind. Even here in America we feel like we can practice an Islamic way of life the way the prophet and his companions did. We don't go to malls or starbucks or whatever you were complaining about. We hang out at the mosque. There's Muslims there at 5 points of each day for congregational prayer, reading Qu'ran or Hadith, and just biulding with eachother. We have resteraunts and commnity centers to spend our time at. Our women are the best women in the world. They love and respect the men. They are our major support system and backbone. Our women make great wives and mothers. We love our women. Inside our family and home lives we find great joy in our marriages and in raising our families. Children and wives are a great blessing from Allah.
MANBEARPIG.:
Think about what you are syaing, we lost our soul because we go to Starbucks and hang at the mall? I think you (Gotti) don't want to accept the fact that maybe poppin' pills and drinking $5 coffee drinks is our generation, I don't feel that we are living a lackluster life but I do feel that people who say our generation is a waste that is part of our generation is comparing ours to the previous.
Ibrahim.....You and Linclon can never post on topic, you both start with something along the topic but always trail into a pro islam Argument... ::)
Doggystylin:
i understand what your saying but i lost all concerns with this type a of shit a long time ago, i mean yeah true our generation does suck, but hey what are we gonna do about it just sit around all day and be pissed about how shit sucks?
M Dogg™:
I don't even know what generation I'm part of, since people born in 1980 are list in some to be Generation X, and others Generation Y, Y2K or whatever it's called now. Personally I feel more about of X, because I was really into the whole Grudge (yes I know but it was cool) and Gangsta Rap, and wasn't into the clubs much, and basically I like to chill more than going to Starrbucks. But whatever, honestly, we ain't had a good generation in a while. Gen X were the kids of the Baby Boomers, which my mom was but my dad was the next gen. They were alright, but not since the 70's teenagers have we had a get young generation. Since the 80's, we've had Yuppies, Gen X which was a really spoiled and depressed generation, and now Y2k, which is a really self absorbed generation. We have nothing to make our generation great, though California true Gen Xer's are tight as hell, especially the ones that remember the L.A. Riots, as that had a huge effect on Southern California, and Gen Xer's there are more intuned than Gen Xer's in Minnesota, and the Y2K Generation in either place I've been. Who knows, a generation needs that event to make them, and we haven't. I still remember the riots though, even though I was in San Bernardino, the message was felt through out Cali, and I think the rest of the nation ignored it.
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