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Remember how in the old days, older folks used to talk about how easy the younger generation had it, compared to them?

Why, in my day, I had to trudge through the snow to get to school, etc. All that stuff.

I don’t think it works anymore.

It’s true that in some ways the rising generation has it easier, and certainly so when it comes to technology.

But in other ways I think young people are getting a pretty raw deal right now, and it would be foolish and wrong to lecture them with comparisons to generations gone by.

We know all too well what was done to them during the lockdown frenzy, and all the irreplaceable experiences and memories they forfeited in the name of useless mitigation measures.

Their parents didn’t want to give them the shots, but without those shots they couldn’t participate in hobbies they loved, or other extracurricular activities. With that, Anthony Fauci thereby invaded the home and the parent-child relationship itself.

In school they get crazy ideologies rammed down their throats, and social ostracism if they object.

Then they’re sent off to college, where the various federal grant and loan programs have pushed tuition costs sky high. So now they find themselves propagandized even further, and with even more social pressure to deal with, and now they get to add debt on top of that.

And then, to add insult to injury, some 43% of college graduates wind up underemployed, after all that time and expense and sacrifice.

Please pray for this country and the change in mindsets to follow God. Please pray.