In 2002

Who said that 9/11 is a good thing

not just that... take two kanji, lets say fire and water... and put them together. That can be lava, hot water, steam, alcohol, heatwaves, burning naplam... @Gilgamesh

Ah

@acarson well I get the point already so I'll pass.

People mocked them into hiding

good luck guessing the intent of the kanji combo in question

Americans been trolling forever

Our nature is toughening up emotionally and intellectually

At best, anyway

Tbh tho that guy is hideous

Otherwise our weakness is conformity through authority

Why are commies always hideous and stupid?

Any stance has ugly and dumb people

Mostly commies

Anyway sorry again I'll be back in ten

@acarson lack of food and massive inbreeding?

Hah

That guy is fat af

Someone even asked him if he was the penguin from batman

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/425818-generation-z-may-be-most-liberal-demographic-yet

welp

vote results in 2018 didnt lie

And I'm back

Yeah I was highly suspicious of people saying Gen Z was the most conservative

because there were articles about it before

but in my opinion

As rouqen suggested, it's likely the most separated

2018 results were the final nail on the coffin for these faggots

read the article

jesus christ

Ffs

more cucked than us millenials

```
One measure of the evolution of the youngest generation is that more than a third of them, 35 percent, know someone who prefers to be addressed using gender-neutral pronouns, compared with just a quarter of Millennials and less than a sixth of those in Generation X.
```

```
Almost 6 in 10 members of Generation Z say forms or online profiles that ask about gender should include options other than “man” or “woman.” And 57 percent say they are very or somewhat comfortable referring to someone else by a gender-neutral pronoun, slightly lower than the 59 percent of millennials who say the same but far higher than older generations.
```

```
DVERTISEMENT
But Generation Z takes an even more liberal view of the role of government in society than do millennials. Seven in 10 members of Generation Z say the government should do more to solve problems, while just 29 percent say government is doing too many things better left to businesses and individuals.

Just under two-thirds of millennials say government should do more. About half of those in Generation X and the baby boom generation agree.
```

fuckin hell lmao

Okay so the problem is gen Z is not adult yet

They're going off of teenagers

well no hold on

Their answers will change