I don't think they were the worst generation. My parents were baby boomers, and I guess I am too. A lot of Boomers
grew up feeling like there was a good chance they would die,
and not by natural causes. As a child I used to think what's the point to it all if Russia fires those missiles. My father used to worry about the Vietnam draft. I know both
my parents tried to rebel against the strict conformist values of the 50's. Even though they didn't have access to
the Internet--they did care about the environment. As to money; they knew after the hippie phase they needed it. I
don't know if they will pass that money on to good causes, anymore than rich millennials? I do know this--my parents
and their frends were honest, and kept their word. A handshake was substituted instead of a Lawyer when I was growing up. Neighbors would never consider suing their neighbor. They might puch said neighbr on nose after a few
drinks though? So no, they weren't perfect, but they wern't the worst generation either.
Why do you think so?