the look-at-me generation has had praise lauded upon it in what can only be described as "biblical proportions." the lion's share of this laudanum comes courtesy of their sandal-wearing, fruit-juice-drinking, baby-boomer parents. once thought of as a not-so-amusing outpost of american culture, in their scurrilous youth, they have taken over everything in sight. this is felt especially in the media, where they dolt on their progeny with the credulity of a disney production, and the enforcement of a nazi-state.
"you must believe. you will believe" goes the mantra of newsweek, and time magazine. they tell us that the millennials will save us from ourselves - they will drag our ignorant, corporeal shells out of the darkness, and into the new enlightenment they have fashioned for us.
what absolute horseshit.
the new "great generation?" high expectations for a generation that would rather take a selfie, than read a book, or ponder their brother, their neighbor, or their friend. every generation has changed the world, simply by virtue of their viewpoint, and their place in time. their aren't many things tougher to sit through than short-sided, middle-aged dotage, and we are being asked to sit silently, and consume this evangel with total surrender to its assertions. well, not this reviewer. thank you for your kind attention. class dismissed.
