I used to be left.

Not far left, just left wing.

I used to believe in the same policies that Timcast did.

I got pushed away and exposed to new ideas.

A lot of those new ideas made a lot of sense.

Now I am center-right.

I just stopped giving a damn about anything the left says

i didnt have an option, it wasnt pushed on me

I don’t blame you.

the right I can ignore, but the left I actually started enjoying pissing off. It's like a drinking game now

i wanted to fit in

I am actually thrilled that Gen Z is conservative.

and i found that what i wanted to fit in with i didnt agree with

We might see a major uptick in economic power when Gen Z becomes Adults.

Matt Christianson just mentioned having Tim on again soonish

I still consider myself left. I just don't believe in the bs for open borders, identity politics, and socialism

We might also see the destruction of authoritarian polices put in place the past 20 years.

what is going on?

I am hoping Gen Z will in sense, make me proud.

amen

did all of these sports teams die in a mass shooting or something? why are they trending on twitter?

Who’s considered gen z? 2000+?

1995+

1995

Ah ok so I’m part of gen z

but i think it's just millenials who dont want to be associated with millenials

I am part of Millenials sadly.

it slowly ticks down it used to be 2000 i think

*Sighs.*

or 1997

and it's getting deeper

Im 2001 so

which is funny that 1995 which would be a lot of college graduates

I am part of the first generation of millenials.

Right after baby boomers.... who basically started to see the rise of technology.

a lot of college textbooks say 2000

just because the textbook shouldnt be older than the student doesnt mean its less right

I read textbooks from the 1800s so... ya

. . . majority of my textbooks are brand new

got some books that date as far back as the late 1700s actually