Re: My Generation
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Here's one thing that I've noticed in myself: I did most of my growing up in the 90's, which was basically a golden age technologically, economically, etc. It's very hard now for me to recognize that anything is wrong - and even harder to recognize that somebody should do something about it - with regards to the big picture, politics or whatever. I loved Bill Clinton back then (though now I've been infected with 2p2's ACism), and that affects me today, when I know I should hate a lot of the things the government does, but it's hard to muster up the energy to care, because it's not natural to me.
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I think this is in line with my "entitlement" answer. You want it fixed, but don't want to do it and you expect someone else to do it for you.
Most likely, you'll tell your mom and she'll become apoplectic that her unique and special child isn't getting his way.
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