Well I was the same way when in college cousin Mike!
I became a flaming liberal and was convinced I was too cool for school.
I’d argue it’s a normal part of life.....BUT....we do keep packing those schools with fake Indian maidens like Elizabeth Warren and such until that’s all the college students know.
The solution is for more conservative....read NORMAL....people to become college professors. They pay real well I hear.
I remember when I got my first lesson in life. It was during the presidency of the wonderful Jimmy Carter, worst president before today and forever in the future.
The interest on houses rose so high that there was no way I would ever be able to sell the house I lived in or buy something better. It was a nice enough place but small. I wanted larger, perhaps children someday.
So I stood out in the small backyard and shrugged. Well at least I got THIS house, something a whole lot of people my age at the time did not have.
Then I got mad. And let’s not forget sitting in huge gas lines in the morning because I had to get to work to pay for that house. Oh, and the Iranian hostage crisis, when I was actually dating a real Persian, ask me about it sometime.
Jimmy Carter.
Ronald Reagan came along and I’d never be a stupid liberal again.
Kabar, I have some good news for you. The Millenials are now being supplanted by a new generation called Generation Z. And there much more conservative.
From the Daily Mail:
Teenagers born after 2000 - the so-called ‘Generation Z’ - are the most socially conservative generation since the Second World War, a new study has found.
The youngsters surveyed had more conservative views on gay marriage, transgender rights and drugs than Baby Boomers, Generation X or Millennials.
The questioned were more prudent than Millennials, Generation X and Baby Boomers but not quite as cash-savvy as those born in 1945 or before.
From Quora.com
Some facts about generation Z:
•A study done in 2014 by Generation Z Goes to College found that Generation Z students identified as being loyal, compassionate, thoughtful, open-minded, responsible, and determined but viewed the other people in our generation as, competitive, spontaneous, adventuresome, and curious.
•A 2016 American study found that church attendance was 41% among Generation Z, compared with 18 percent for Millennials at the same ages.
•Generation Z is also more risk-averse in some areas compared to the Millennials. In 2013, 66% of teenagers had tried alcohol, down from 82% in 1991 and in 2013, 8% of Gen. Z teenagers never or rarely wear a seatbelt when riding in a car with someone else, as opposed to 26% in 1991.
•A study done by the Annie E. Casey Foundation in 2016 found that generation Z had lower teen pregnancy rates, less substance abuse, and higher on time high school graduation rates compared to Millennials.
•Generation Z outnumbers both the baby boomers and the Millennials and makes up 25% of the US population
•Generation Z grew up during the great recession and has a feeling of unsettlement and insecurity.