[Maria S]

"Memo to the baby boomers from Gen X: We have known how you are bankrupting us for a long time already. We already hate your guts, you greedy sons of b-tches."

Gee! I'll bet your folks are reeeeally proud of how you turned out!

[thoughtomator]

Were my parents concerned at any time with actually raising kids rather than simply shuffling them off into government-indoctrination warehouses, more concerned with motherhood than feminism and the indulgent pseudomysticism of 'self-actualization', more concerned with fatherhood than with easy divorce, alimony checks, child support payments, and using their children as weapons against each other in decade-long custody wars, I might actually care what they think about how I grew up.

They'd probably be scandalized, if they cared to know anything (for which there is no evidence whatsoever). After all, many of us turned out to be conservative, proved to be perceptive enough despite the propaganda to understand that abortion is child sacrifice, and to love our country. The Vietnam generation would be frankly aghast to learn that the generations after them are nowhere near as indulgent of bleeding-heart liberalism.

I would care what boomers thought if there was a reason to do so. I see none. 99 out of 100 boomers care for nothing but their own self-gratification, so I really don't see how anyone else can be expected to give a whit about them.

[freedumb2003]

Memo to Gen X from baby boomers: Get over yourselves. You are least-productive and whiniest generation ever created. A bunch of slacker losers who can't even make their own music (you rhyme-speak or steal, oh excuse me, "cover" or "sample," ours). BB should be very ashamed of having built you.

[kittymyrib]

The Day-Care Generation is not all that bonded to their parents. They learned to survive pretty much on their own with not all that much emotional attachment to anyone, since all they saw was a long succession of minimum-wage "providers" from an early age. All those chickens will come home to roose when they also decide that they have to be "practical," just like their parents were when they needed them as babies and toddlers.