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having been priced out of an inflationary housing market for over a decade now, millennials as a generation don't actually own property and thus aren't as readily complying with the state's call to identify with the property-owning class
PODIUM BUREAUCRAT: don't you people care about property
MILLENNIALS: no?
PODIUM BUREAUCRAT: they burned down a bank!
MILLENNIALS: ok?
MILLENNIALS: no?
PODIUM BUREAUCRAT: they burned down a bank!
MILLENNIALS: ok?
PODIUM BUREAUCRAT: we will not tolerate these outside instigators get away with this
MILLENNIALS: ok but literally last week you let a crowd of white guys with military-grade assault rifles stand out on the lawn of the capitol building threatening to lynch the governor
MILLENNIALS: ok but literally last week you let a crowd of white guys with military-grade assault rifles stand out on the lawn of the capitol building threatening to lynch the governor
PODIUM BUREAUCRAT: we do not tolerate violence in our communities
MILLENNIALS: ok well here's the thing, pops, just a week ago a bunch of Republicans said that a bunch of people would have to die for the economy to get back on its feet so maybe take it up with them for a minute
MILLENNIALS: ok well here's the thing, pops, just a week ago a bunch of Republicans said that a bunch of people would have to die for the economy to get back on its feet so maybe take it up with them for a minute
PODIUM BUREAUCRAT: these are our community buildings
MILLENNIALS: no, sir, that was a Starbucks
PODIUM BUREAUCRAT: *our* Starbucks
MILLENNIALS: no, I mean it's just a fucking Starbucks, man--there's one on every fucking street, get over it, fuck
MILLENNIALS: no, sir, that was a Starbucks
PODIUM BUREAUCRAT: *our* Starbucks
MILLENNIALS: no, I mean it's just a fucking Starbucks, man--there's one on every fucking street, get over it, fuck
