Tenpoundbass says

They don't know shit but Hate for America, it's all they were taught in school.


1. It was Neil Armstrong, not John Glenn.

2. The moon is not a planet.

3. The quote is, "one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind."

Other than that, good take, Daily News. 👍

Who taught them? Every older generation “thinks” they know better. Most are broke. Pretty smart. Lol. Can’t even retire.

WookieMan says

Who taught them? Every older generation “thinks” they know better. Most are broke. Pretty smart. Lol. Can’t even retire.

Well, the joke's on the young. They are paying for social security and medicare benefits, but won't be getting any befits themselves. One day the young will suddenly wake up to the fact that they are living in what has become a third-world country. Western culture and western values are generally a great thing and they'll miss them.

Tenpoundbass says

3. The quote is, "one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind."

I think they took that down. They caught supreme hell for it: https://twitter.com/search?q=%40NYDailyNews%20john%20glenn&src=typd

And the Armstrong quote is still debated today:

Words said when Armstrong first stepped onto the Moon (20 July 1969). In the actual sound recordings he apparently fails to say "a" before "man" and says: "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind." This was generally considered by many to simply be an error of omission on his part. Armstrong long insisted he did say "a man" but that it was inaudible. Prior to new evidence supporting his claim, he stated a preference for the "a" to appear in parentheses when the quote is written. In September 2006 evidence based on new analysis of the recordings conducted by Peter Shann Ford, a computer programmer based in Sydney, Australia, whose company Control Bionics helps physically handicapped people to use their own nerve impulses to communicate through computers, indicated that Armstrong had said the missing "a". This information was presented to Armstrong and NASA on 28 September 2006 and reported in the Houston Chronicle (30 September 2006). The debate continues on the matter, as "Armstrong's 'poetic' slip on Moon" at BBC News (3 June 2009) reports that more recent analysis by linguist John Olsson and author Chris Riley with higher quality recordings indicates that he did not say "a".

It's not "20 or 30 something", it's fucking outsourcing. Some cunt in China wrote that.

WookieMan says

Who taught them?

Nobody taught them anything, that much is clear. Instead, they racked up 'participation trophies'.

Hugolas_Madurez says

Some cunt in China wrote that.

But that would require them to know who John Glenn was enough to mess it up.

WookieMan says

Tenpoundbass says

They don't know shit but Hate for America, it's all they were taught in school.


1. It was Neil Armstrong, not John Glenn.

2. The moon is not a planet.

3. The quote is, "one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind."

Other than that, good take, Daily News. 👍

Who taught them? Every older generation “thinks” they know better. Most are broke. Pretty smart. Lol. Can’t even retire.

This older guy (53) listened to the old folks in his life and as a result has not made the mistakes so many of his own generation have made. I have never been divorced. I have never filed bankruptcy. I have never been foreclosed upon. I have never had a car repossessed. My wife and I will be in a social situation where someone's discussing a business deal they're involved in and I'll say, yeah...such and such will do that and then this happens, etc. Someone say I don't know that for sure and I'll tell them I definitely do because the guy who taught me saw it about one hundred times before. The normal reaction is a stare into space and they run away.

SunnyvaleCA says

WookieMan says

Who taught them? Every older generation “thinks” they know better. Most are broke. Pretty smart. Lol. Can’t even retire.

Well, the joke's on the young. They are paying for social security and medicare benefits, but won't be getting any befits themselves. One day the young will suddenly wake up to the fact that they are living in what has become a third-world country. Western culture and western values are generally a great thing and they'll miss them.

All the old folks I know are loaded. We live close to Alamo and that's old money. You should walk the Alamo Safeway. That's an education in itself.

rootvg says

SunnyvaleCA says

WookieMan says

Who taught them? Every older generation “thinks” they know better. Most are broke. Pretty smart. Lol. Can’t even retire.

Well, the joke's on the young. They are paying for social security and medicare benefits, but won't be getting any befits themselves. One day the young will suddenly wake up to the fact that they are living in what has become a third-world country. Western culture and western values are generally a great thing and they'll miss them.

All the old folks I know are loaded. We live close to Alamo and that's old money. You should walk the Alamo Safeway. That's an education in itself.

Yes most "old folks" are loaded but it's not all the fault of the entitled soyboy pussy tankgrrrl milenials, although they may share the brunt. At last they have been raised into "pussies" by the "old folks", maybe out of guilt who knows. The "old folks" rigged the game into their favor, getting Medicare is definitely getting a handout as it's not paying for itself. Same for the inflated home price through globalization, prop 13, section 8 and zoning laws - it's the boomers that voted for this shit, aka the giant sucking sound. The millenials are just parroting what the leftoid cultural-marxists traitor media is feeding them. But many of the old folks should know better and stop virtue signaling on the backs of future generations. As a Gen-xer and as much as I loathe the leftoid Millenials, I also feel sorry for them as they have no idea what's coming, lured by the siresn of socialism/communism which will make them only poorer. They will always be the generation poorhouse, saddled with trillions of debt. Maybe Gen-Z and future generations will start rectifying this crap. Trump is a good first step.