Thunder Peel
You don't eat a peacock until it's cooked.
It occurred to me that the author is talking about punk rockers - but in truth, today's liberals - who are the parents of the current generation - are the ones who sold out to the status quo of their own failed "revolution." Be it sex, drugs, or entitlements, the "anti-establishment" survivors of their '60's "revolution" have settled themselves into the stale humdrum of obesience to an ideology that "failed to launch."
Try as they might to invigorate what energized them in the '60's, they've bought homes, taken jobs, started families and come to realize what real life is all about - individual responsibility.
Trouble is, they've taught their children their failed ideology and now, of a sudden, their children are beginning to realize just how hypocritical their parent's "revolution" truly was - which would otherwise be a good thing for us, but their indoctrination has entrenched the ideology without providing for it a necessary foundation for success - which is the impossible task, but their kids are left with no choices (irony at its height) - they can't adopt their parent's hypocrisy, but their indoctrination prevents them from acknowledging what actually works.
The "fields are ripe" - but there's a lot of work to do to bring in the harvest.
Great point. It's a lot like Occupy Wall Street: complain about corporations while taking pictures on your iPhone. The irony is stunning, much like those rich celebrities that expect us to put away our guns and share our wealth, yet they want to take private jets, own a dozen homes around the country and never once refund the hard-earned money we spend on them. The left wants to be generous with someone else's money while living however they please.
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