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The music stopped and you were left without a chair. Life goes on, get over it. Cut yor losses. It’s what the big boys do. And the biggest boys get their uncle sam to cover them. Been going for centuries.

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The music stopped and you were left without a chair. Life goes on, get over it. Cut yor losses. It’s what the big boys do. And the biggest boys get their uncle sam to cover them. Been going for centuries.

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The music stopped and you were left without a chair. Life goes on, get over it. Cut yor losses. It’s what the big boys do. And the biggest boys get their uncle sam to cover them. Been going for centuries.

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The music stopped and you were left without a chair. Life goes on, get over it. Cut yor losses. It’s what the big boys do. And the biggest boys get their uncle sam to cover them. Been going for centuries.

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No one likes to be too late to the party. Especially if you could see the goodies right in front of you, but when your turn comes up, the table is empty. Party over. Your bummed. Expectations are a beeotch. This generation is gonna really feel the difference in standards of living as they came up pretty privledged, but the immediate future looks pretty unprivledged from here on out.
Especially when all the Boomer like to talk about the old days in front of them. Probably their parents. “I remember when stuff was free.”

I think there’s a very good chance that this generation will feel so disenfrachised and “cheated” that they will start a very strong movement towards European style socialism. Young, PO’ed and unemployed is a good recipe for this.

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No one likes to be too late to the party. Especially if you could see the goodies right in front of you, but when your turn comes up, the table is empty. Party over. Your bummed. Expectations are a beeotch. This generation is gonna really feel the difference in standards of living as they came up pretty privledged, but the immediate future looks pretty unprivledged from here on out.
Especially when all the Boomer like to talk about the old days in front of them. Probably their parents. “I remember when stuff was free.”

I think there’s a very good chance that this generation will feel so disenfrachised and “cheated” that they will start a very strong movement towards European style socialism. Young, PO’ed and unemployed is a good recipe for this.

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No one likes to be too late to the party. Especially if you could see the goodies right in front of you, but when your turn comes up, the table is empty. Party over. Your bummed. Expectations are a beeotch. This generation is gonna really feel the difference in standards of living as they came up pretty privledged, but the immediate future looks pretty unprivledged from here on out.
Especially when all the Boomer like to talk about the old days in front of them. Probably their parents. “I remember when stuff was free.”

I think there’s a very good chance that this generation will feel so disenfrachised and “cheated” that they will start a very strong movement towards European style socialism. Young, PO’ed and unemployed is a good recipe for this.

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No one likes to be too late to the party. Especially if you could see the goodies right in front of you, but when your turn comes up, the table is empty. Party over. Your bummed. Expectations are a beeotch. This generation is gonna really feel the difference in standards of living as they came up pretty privledged, but the immediate future looks pretty unprivledged from here on out.
Especially when all the Boomer like to talk about the old days in front of them. Probably their parents. “I remember when stuff was free.”

I think there’s a very good chance that this generation will feel so disenfrachised and “cheated” that they will start a very strong movement towards European style socialism. Young, PO’ed and unemployed is a good recipe for this.

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No one likes to be too late to the party. Especially if you could see the goodies right in front of you, but when your turn comes up, the table is empty. Party over. Your bummed. Expectations are a beeotch. This generation is gonna really feel the difference in standards of living as they came up pretty privledged, but the immediate future looks pretty unprivledged from here on out.
Especially when all the Boomer like to talk about the old days in front of them. Probably their parents. “I remember when stuff was free.”

I think there’s a very good chance that this generation will feel so disenfrachised and “cheated” that they will start a very strong movement towards European style socialism. Young, PO’ed and unemployed is a good recipe for this.

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In the 1960’s students protested the Vietnam war and civil rights violations. In 2009, they protest not getting a their part of the largesse pie. My how priorities have changed.

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In the 1960’s students protested the Vietnam war and civil rights violations. In 2009, they protest not getting a their part of the largesse pie. My how priorities have changed.

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In the 1960’s students protested the Vietnam war and civil rights violations. In 2009, they protest not getting a their part of the largesse pie. My how priorities have changed.

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In the 1960’s students protested the Vietnam war and civil rights violations. In 2009, they protest not getting a their part of the largesse pie. My how priorities have changed.

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In the 1960’s students protested the Vietnam war and civil rights violations. In 2009, they protest not getting a their part of the largesse pie. My how priorities have changed.

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Dont look now, but Jr. gold mining companies have been on a very solid climb. Doesnt hurt to own some physical as well.

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