Bro that article about millennials in politics is complete shit. Talk about cherry picking your talking points. It was written by a political right think tank and it shows. Happy to rage discuss that with anyone who thought it had valid points.
Hi! I’d love to discuss it with you! I mostly disagree with the content. I mean first three points are just usual “social media is so bad” discourse, essentially one big point.
But fourth point, lack of resilience, made me think. It’s not written in the article but I was thinking that maybe our generations, with the habit to consume more and more short content, get used to quit more easily if something doesn’t go our way. I mean, I know I do that: if I don’t like my job I’m totally ok to quit and find another one that will make me happier.
And in a way I also see that as setting boundaries, which is healthy.
But should / can we do that in politics? Politics is not just a job that involves you and not many other people, it’s for a whole population.
Just thinking out loud here. What do you think?
(Hope everything I said makes sense, English is not my first language 🙈)
Damn this article about millennial in politics is acid. I think I disagree with a large part of the content but I would love to have your opinions on it and discuss!
Who could stand facing the shower for the entire time? Has to be close to waterboarding....unless it's a really shit shower.
Bro that article about millennials in politics is complete shit. Talk about cherry picking your talking points. It was written by a political right think tank and it shows. Happy to rage discuss that with anyone who thought it had valid points.
Hi! I’d love to discuss it with you! I mostly disagree with the content. I mean first three points are just usual “social media is so bad” discourse, essentially one big point.
But fourth point, lack of resilience, made me think. It’s not written in the article but I was thinking that maybe our generations, with the habit to consume more and more short content, get used to quit more easily if something doesn’t go our way. I mean, I know I do that: if I don’t like my job I’m totally ok to quit and find another one that will make me happier.
And in a way I also see that as setting boundaries, which is healthy.
But should / can we do that in politics? Politics is not just a job that involves you and not many other people, it’s for a whole population.
Just thinking out loud here. What do you think?
(Hope everything I said makes sense, English is not my first language 🙈)
Damn this article about millennial in politics is acid. I think I disagree with a large part of the content but I would love to have your opinions on it and discuss!
Just want to say EPIC newsletter title!!
I only stood facing the shower for a few weeks because a giant cockroach came out of it and I was traumatised