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"Give me a 12 year old by and I'll make him a communist for life" - Stalin. This goes for all ideologies, so the key to the future lies in the young. Sorry for your experience, my dad is just the same way.

You aren't going to redpill someone by telling them. You have to let a 'higher order' redpill them such as a tv or documentary.

Another way to redpill is to tell a story, a good story that changes their emotions. They were bluepilled by an emotional story from kike movies, a counter story would be needed to redpill them.

i told my father the holocaust was faked, wouldn't believe, showed him a 1 min video of Anne Frank's sister saying it was staged.. the fuckwit purposely talked over the video the whole time then went on some rant about 'the world' then returned to his usual 'muh china' crap. if it wasn't against the law i'd tie him to a chair and beat the shit out of him for days until he was forced to consider what is being said. they're so fucking disrespectful.

This is a struggle for me too. I don't think hate is the right attitude to carry consistently, at all. But what you've said is mostly true. The Boomer generations can be thought of as a product. The result of decades worth of research into psychological manipulation by private parties and intelligence agencies. They were bought and sold, and the attitudes that have been inculcated in the Boomer generations have caused them to normalize selling the nation down the river too. Of course, they don't see it that way. Their fatal flaw is their selfishness, but even this has been a matter of influence from without. They were impacted hugely by the 60s counterculture, which despite all appearances, counterintuitively fostered a rebound of intense individualism. Push people hard in one direction, they'll rebound the other way.

From this get the out-for-muhself generations of people who are convinced they bootstrapped their own path to government subsidized pensions and an RV all with the sweat of their own brow. Further, the distortion called the American Dream, where the proper American way is not to live in distributist communities, but to hoard as much as you personally can, sit on it like a dragon and justify giving no shits about your progeny because being 'on their own' will benefit them the same way it did you. Only, you never really were. That was the illusion. The Boomer bubble of prosperity was engineered to have this inter-generational effect.

Their prosperity was simultaneously building the wall that a bunch of starry-eyed young people were going to slam into as their parents sent them off to debt slavery at overstuffed universities. Boomers are the generation that bought into government as the All-Father, while cognitive dissonance let them maintain their cowboy notions that the government itself is good because of rugged individuals like them, working from the ground up to make it good. That's also how they justify accepting every government handout possible after they turn 65, no matter what it means for the future. Because of course, future governments will also be good just so long as these good-for-nothing whipper snappers can get their shit together and 'hit the pavement'.

yeah i'm sick of that counter argument. 'exception logic'. how fucking stupid can you be to not realise these are overall generalisations and exceptions don't disprove the point that groups behave in particular ways.

"how badly I own them, fuck off"

that comes off as some overly emotional hormonally imbalanced JDIF glow nigger type statement.

Lmao, voting

You wrote that without a hint of self-consciousness; didn't you?

Any why so triggered? The truth cuts like a dull, rusty knife; doesn't it?

I'm not young. I'm not an idiot