Goodmeister

@IronRodReefer @BenedictSpence Not owned. You owe your elders their pensions. Get roughing up.

@goodmeister @BenedictSpence Wow, so clever, consider me owned.

Hell hath no fury like a Boomer who’s been asked to pay for something.

@IronRodReefer @BenedictSpence Sorry but your insignificant life bored me. Enjoy paying for your elders pensions

@goodmeister @BenedictSpence Does your vocabulary entirely consist of buzz phrases?

@MHugnuts58792 @soetsappies Educated I see.

@goodmeister @soetsappies thats what i thought a whole generation of pussies and you lead the way. bitch ass nigga

Why do boomers pretend they experienced WWII?

@CptHastings1916 @JP46251093

@JP46251093 London & the SE are the beating heart of the productive and skilled economy & are home to in excess of 20m people so it is in fact a big problem if housing costs are insane. You say "want the London experience" like it's some kind of absurd self-indulgence!

One reason Boomers & older Gen Xers get so indignant when younger people point out their good housing fortune is that over the last half century many "luxuries" have become way more affordable, so they feel that it's somehow ungrateful for us to note huge housing cost inflation.

@kimmoFC Cry harder

What a coward Ryan Manning is. Trying to hurt a player half his age.

@MHugnuts58792 @soetsappies Shut up you yank bot

@goodmeister @soetsappies yall aint bring shit but this terrible world we live in. now we have to clean up your mess.

@IronRodReefer @BenedictSpence Nah. I'll just live in your head rent free you fucktard

@goodmeister @BenedictSpence You’re just a retard sportsbro spouting rehearsed propaganda phrases. Go get more bread and circus goyslop and sit this out lil bro

@linmeitalks Suck it up and keep paying

So many people my age and younger don’t even know what the state pension triple lock is, yet £224.6 BILLION of OUR taxes are spent on it. Don’t you want to know where your money goes? The reason political parties are so afraid to challenge the triple lock for pensioners is that older generations actually get out and vote. Politicians cater to them because they show up. They are the loudest in the room and politicians rely on their vote. If we want to be heard, younger generations need to vote on the issues that directly affect our future, such as: 🔹Student debt reform - tackling high interest rates and unaffordable repayments. 🔹First-time buyer support - easier access to mortgages and schemes for lower deposits. 🔹Childcare for young families - affordable, accessible options so parents can work. 🔹Flexible working rights - ensuring jobs adapt to modern parenting and lifestyle needs. 🔹Housing supply and infrastructure – building more affordable homes in areas with good transport and schools. 🔹Parental leave and pay – improving support for both parents in the early stages of raising a family. 🔹Lower taxes - for those under 25, scrap IR35, lower corporation tax, overhaul the tax rates/codes. Don’t complain that politics only cares about the older generation when they are the ones who vote and actively participate. If we want change, we need to turn up, speak out, and vote. It’s the laziest thing to say “there’s no point, they’re all the same” force them to implement policy by being involved. Start taking an interest in policy and politics, or they won’t take an interest in you.

@Marouflar_ @soetsappies Nope. English

@goodmeister @soetsappies You’re Jamaican

@BenedictSpence No. That's entitled kids thinking they can do what they want. Try harder you bellend

Boomers whenever they’re told they may have to make do with less:

Arsenal bottling it again?#SOUARS

@PeterMcCormack Speak for yourself.

No man wants his kids to have it less than he did. They will do everything to leave their kids with a better life. Yet collectively we do the opposite. We expect our children to pay for stuff we want now by sacrificing their future. This is the most cowardly act.

@soetsappies What's a banana

British boomers are now in my replies whinging about how they didn't eat a banana until late childhood!!!

@SifiReturned @FrenlyOfficer Tbh I was spending over 50%.

@FrenlyOfficer Lmao gold.

The boomer cries out in pain as they sell your inheritance for another three week holiday in France.

@SifiReturned Whoa. Who says you're entitled to inheritance? Your mindset is all wrong.

@ScottGoetz_ It wasn't good times.

Never will understand why old people get so viciously angry when it is explained to them they bought houses at a good time and it would be nice if similar conditions existed now. I suppose it is just insecurity at the idea owning a home really wasn’t a grand achievement for them.

@lukerobertblack You don't have a choice like all those before you. If govts didn't squander the payments we'd all be fine. Blame the politicians

“Maybe if you had a job” Duffy - I am 33. I have had a job since I was 14. Your almost cult-like obsession with Farage changes nothing. The state pension is a benefit paid by general taxation- ie people like me. I’m very happy to pay it - but there are limits to my generosity.

@g_gosden Ah. Education v life experience. Very different

Well that’s pretty clear cut

@dawg_e46220 @soetsappies Absolutely. Government's sold a lie telling kids they had to have a degree to get on. 5 years after graduating many don't care about qualifications. They go on reputation to get a job done.

@goodmeister @soetsappies they were smarter than the baristas with Masters and Phd's serving me my espresso :)