People were totally willing to go in Korea and WW2 bud

That was still the greatest generation

It was Vietnam when it changed

The horrors of modern warfare witnessed from WW1 killed the sense of honor and prestige war brought @zakattack04

the Boomers kicked in

@🎃Boo-ton🎃 wrong wrong wrong

No

More people signed up for WW2 than WW1

and that was during the Depression, when everyone had no hope and was struggling.

It died in Vietnam my friend

Not the Great War

it didn't end in WW1, but the sense of valor faded away since then

Not true

People were still proud to serve and proud of their valor during WWII and Korea.

Vietnam was when they got@the whole "self entitled" philosophy

maybe in America and the USSR
but that was based on a sense of purpose,
specifically a mission for and against communism
a big ideological battle
but nationalism started to die in WW1 and ended in WW2

@🎃Boo-ton🎃 Biden would have a good chance of winning but not Sanders

Sanders isn't that popular outside of Reddit

Don't underestimate that college constituency

The Democrats underestimated the White Working Class and look what happened

I will because their turnout rate is abysmal

WWC actually showup to vote though

Trends change

Whites were dropping out of the electorate,

Not to mention there was that recent Reuters poll that said that Demeocrats were losing support among white millenials

until they started to show up in 2016

There was also the recent New Hampshire poll where Sanders only got 13% despite winning the primary by ~60% in 2016

I think that those millennials are simply opposed to neoliberalism (the status quo of the Democratic Party atm), but would prefer Sanders-esque socialist policy

Yeah, millennials have two issues with the Democrats--

1. There's tons of hatred for the SJWs who are basically the social/cultural liberal wing of the party now.

The poll showed that Republics were getting more support though

from white millenials

2. There's tons of hatred for the Socialists among the "Libertarian Democrats" and SJWs.

That's because they're getting older

ie Bernie's base

No

Young people are Bernie's base

Yeah young white people

3. GenZ is now included among the youth vote and many of them were raised in a culture without much racism and with a massive amount of anti-white discrimination.

And Millennials won't be as young as they were in 2016

4. Bush-era influence on education is starting to kick in.