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'Baby boomers expected nothing so everything we got was a bonus, millennials everything so everything is a disappointment.' - Dawn Neesom 'Half of baby boomers own their own home by 30, for millennials it's 30%.' - owenjones84 Who had it worse? Baby boomers or millennials?

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BWSSYCAT3 years ago

@DawnNeesom @OwenJones84 “Baby boomers expect nothing” 😂😂😂 ask ANY hospitality or retail worker what a typical complainer looks like and they’d describe her 100%

Mark Taylor3 years ago

@DawnNeesom @OwenJones84 Another Middle Class old dear who is happy to shit on her children. I bet she voted 'Leave' too. How anyone in this country can put up with these wasters is beyond me.

W.J. Bird 🇵🇸🇱🇧3 years ago

@DawnNeesom @OwenJones84 Dawn seems to have forgotten free university, free dental care, free glasses and millions of council houses built.

SK Tedeschi3 years ago

@DawnNeesom @OwenJones84 This thoroughly pisses me off. Largely, millennials are renting their extortionate accommodation off boomers who bought them for 75p after they'd enjoyed their free education and 0 deposit purchases and what's left over is paying their pensions and healthcare.

Generation New3 years ago

@DawnNeesom @OwenJones84 Boomers Council Housing Free university Benefits Low cost of living Free school meals. Nationalised industries. Neither me or my kids have any of those. Luckily dinosaurs become extinction.

thedevilstuna3 years ago

@OwenJones84 @DawnNeesom As a baby boomer, there's no question that millennials have it worse. Dawn either has a very selective memory or she has no idea how much harder it is for millennials.

Sinead Newbert3 years ago

@OwenJones84 @DawnNeesom I was born in 1976 (not sure where that places me) regardless of what group in belong to it’s ridiculous to think that things are easy for young people now. Housing prices are out of control and there are less council houses to go around…all bought up by my generation & before!!

India Willoughby3 years ago

@DawnNeesom @OwenJones84 Well done Owen’ 💪🤣

Adam3 years ago

@DawnNeesom @OwenJones84 It's not a good argument to say "we had it worse because things were bad years ago". The same should apply about every generation ever. The generation before boomers would say boomers are entitled because they didn't have to serve the prime of their youth in a war

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