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Luddite Wendi

@soetsappies

“History, which is a simple whore, has no decisive moments but is a proliferation of instants, brief interludes that vie with one another in monstrousness.”

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Luddite Wendi@soetsappies·
I am protected from my haters
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@soetsappies South African boomers are like 70% based to their credit Nothing like direct experience with the motherless world
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Luddite Wendi@soetsappies·
I opened the boomer discourse can of worms. My replies are like a Hillbrow whorehouse on a public holiday!!
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Luddite Wendi
Luddite Wendi@soetsappies·
Why do boomers pretend they experienced WWII?
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Luddite Wendi@soetsappies·
@SwordsaintPress My parents were young and white in peak apartheid South Africa so in their case, they really did have it relatively easy
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David McLean
David McLean@SwordsaintPress·
@soetsappies The honest answer is that every generation believes the golden age was about 20-30 years before they were born, i.e. when their parents were young
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Luddite Wendi@soetsappies·
@goodmeister I don't think a month's worth of coffee and cafe sandwiches covers a mortgage though
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Goodmeister
Goodmeister@goodmeister·
@soetsappies Work hard save hard and stop kissing money away on Instagram lifestyles and they'll be fine. Some of these 'impoverished ' youngsters think nothing of paying £10 for a coffee and sandwich for lunch each day when a pack up is pennies.
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Luddite Wendi@soetsappies·
@bohlokoa711 Yeah, they have no idea what they're dealing with. It sounds snobby but you really need to be aware of someone's family background and whether they've really dealt with the effects.
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@bohlokoa711·
@soetsappies And these girls from the suburbs always think they can fix these men. These men live in constant fight or flight mode and they're incredibly selfish.
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Luddite Wendi@soetsappies·
@rhodeislander @Fergie_CJ My poor great-uncle had to go fight in Libya because the Limeys, who had impoverished his father's family during the Boer War, dragged us into their problems!
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Rhode Islander@rhodeislander·
@Fergie_CJ @soetsappies Our deadliest war was, in fact, on our own soil, but thanks for limesplaining American history, and war for that matter, Lime-ette. Also, your comment has fuck all to do with the fact that Americans do in fact know what the baby boom was, both within the US and without.
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Luddite Wendi@soetsappies·
@AHjerdin Most South Africans were born after 1961 and Anglos are tiny minority. Most whites are Afrikaans.
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Luddite Wendi@soetsappies·
Petit bourgeois Anglo South Africans are really into the British royal family. It's extremely cringe.
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ian dalrymple
ian dalrymple@iandalrymple9·
@soetsappies Because we suffered the repercussions - 1947 coldest winter in years, rationing, housing shortage etc
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Luddite Wendi@soetsappies·
@goodmeister I'm not British but I think they don't want to be impoverished so boomers and third world immigrants can have huge pensions from the state
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Goodmeister
Goodmeister@goodmeister·
@soetsappies Dunno. Why do the young feel like they are owed everything from previous generations hard work.?
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Luddite Wendi@soetsappies·
@Michael42566194 They were born after the war. My uncle fought in a war but I don't think I experienced it.
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Michael Joseph
Michael Joseph@Michael42566194·
@soetsappies They did. I know two ladies who were evacuated and my dad lost his step brothers in the battle of the Atlantic.
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john R@johnR98271945·
@soetsappies @hmaria916 For your information on in my 89th year. I’ve noticed so many envious disbelieving snots on here it comes as quite a shock.
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Luddite Wendi@soetsappies·
@casapinos So some older boomers experienced the aftermath as children
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john carrick
john carrick@casapinos·
I wasn't born until some time after WW2 ended but that birth took place in a street that still had houses missing, which had been bombed, still had rationing, still had youngish men missing limbs on the streets, others with "shell shock" who wandered around aimlessly muttering unintelligibly to no one in particular.
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Luddite Wendi@soetsappies·
@ringo_chutney My grandparents told me lots of stories but I don't believe I experienced them
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Luddite Wendi@soetsappies·
@PJA1066 They didn't though. They were children when that happened.
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