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Posted April 04, 2018 07:02 · last edited April 04, 2018 07:06

Ryan wrote:
I actually feel sorry for people who are so stuck in the old ways, there's been a lot of change over the last fifty years but that's nothing compared to what's coming.

Thing is me old mucker, every young generation has held the same lofty ideals and values as you currently do....but where are these idealists now they are older?

The Hippie generation totally sold out once they realised youthful idealism doesn't pay the bills or the fund overseas holidays and perks they start to desire as they get older

The punk generation either totally burnt out or sold out. How many old punks are around?

It's the same with every post WW2 generation from mods and rockers through to punk and grunge and whatever is next.

It's all too easy to rage against the machine from your mums basement, protected from the harsh realities of the world, but people views tend to change with their priorities as they get older and before you know it yesterdays rebel is part of todays establishment. 

Gone are the days of overthrowing the system, now its all about maintaing that comfortable lifestyle while easing their conscience by  thinking they are doing their bit voting for the Green Party.

Look at the likes of Johnny Rotten: from Anarchy in the UK to making butter adverts on TV.

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Unknown editor edited April 04, 2018 07:06
Ryan wrote:
I actually feel sorry for people who are so stuck in the old ways, there's been a lot of change over the last fifty years but that's nothing compared to what's coming.

Thing is me old mucker, every young generation has held the same lofty ideals and values as you currently do....but where are these idealists now they are older?

The Hippie generation totally sold out once they realised youthful idealism doesn't pay the bills or the fund overseas holidays and perks they start to desire as they get older

The punk generation either totally burnt out or sold out. How many old punks are around?

It's the same with every post WW2 generation from mods and rockers through to punk and grunge and whatever is next.

It's all too easy to rage against the machine from your mums basement, protected from the harsh realities of the world, but people views tend to change with their priorities as they get older and before you know yesterdays rebel is part of todays establishment. 

Gone are the days of overthrowing the system, now its all about maintaing that comfortable lifestyle while easing their conscience by  thinking they are doing their bit voting for the Green Party.

Look at the likes of Johnny Rotten: from Anarchy in the UK to making butter adverts on TV.

Unknown editor edited April 04, 2018 07:05
Ryan wrote:
I actually feel sorry for people who are so stuck in the old ways, there's been a lot of change over the last fifty years but that's nothing compared to what's coming.

Thing is me old mucker, every young generation has held the same lofty ideals and values as you currently do....but where are these idealists now they are older?

The Hippie generation totally sold out once they realised youthful idealism doesn't pay the bills or the fund overseas holidays and perks they start to desire as they get older

The punk generation either totally burnt out or sold out. How many old punks are around?

It's the same with every post WW2 generation from mods and rockers through to punk and grunge and whatever is next.

It's all too easy to rage against the machine from your mums basement but people views tend to change as they get older and before you know yesterdays rebel is part of todays establishment. Gone are the days of overthrowing the system as it would mean losing their comfortable lifestyle that the now have.

Look at the likes of Johnny Rotten: from Anarchy in the UK to making butter adverts on TV.

Unknown editor edited April 04, 2018 07:03
Ryan wrote:
I actually feel sorry for people who are so stuck in the old ways, there's been a lot of change over the last fifty years but that's nothing compared to what's coming.

Thing is me old mucker, every young generation has held the same lofty ideals and values as you....but where are they now they are older?

The Hippie generation totally sold out once they realised youthful idealism doesn't pay the bills or the fund overseas holidays and perks they start to desire as they get older

The punk generation either totally burnt out or sold out. How many old punks are around?

It's the same with every post WW2 generation from mods and rockers through to punk and grunge and whatever is next.

It's all too easy to rage against the machine from your mums basement but people views tend to change as they get older and before you know yesterdays rebel is part of todays establishment. Gone are the days of overthrowing the system as it would mean losing their comfortable lifestyle that the now have.

Look at the likes of Johnny Rotten: from Anarchy in the UK to making butter adverts on TV.