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Michael Steele discusses his fellow Generation Jones leaders

RNC Chairman Michael Steele discusses his membership in Generation Jones, and the importance of GenJones leaders as we enter a new era. Generation Jones--between the Baby Boomers and Generation X--...  
 
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ZombieCobain (7 months ago) Show Hide
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Generation Jones can suck my balls. Die off, you worthless coke sniffing disco hedins!
Lochgelly1 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Let's get this straight...
Disco was NOT Gen Jones...Disco is where the aging Boomers sold out their hippie ideals in a "horizontal desires transformed into vertical expressions" cocaine disco ball stroble light induced trance...those idealistic boomers became shallow, hedonistic and the most self centered generation ever...all exemplified by the pinnicle of the boomer culture...Studio 54.
Lochgelly1 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Disco was NOT Gen Jones...Punk Rock and RAP were Generation Jones was....as a backlash against that Disco crap....and the boring 25 minute long BORING solos Zepplin Rick Wakefield of YES virtuosity
Lochgelly1 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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The genrations can be desribed as

Greatest Generation (WWII, Big Bands), Silent Generation (Korean War, Elvis), Boomer generation (NAM-Beatles), Generation Jones (GovtDistrust (post-NamPost watergate)-Punk Rock),Gen X (RaygunYears-MTV), Gen Y (Gulf War-Grundge) & Millenials (Iraq Afghan Wars - Idol)
ZombieCobain (2 months ago) Show Hide
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I will also contend with grunge being a "Generation Y" phenomenon. Those born in the late 70's were the younger Gen X'ers, and we listened to grunge (or gansta rap, or I guess still heavy metal, and [blech] later hair bands). Gen Y's were still in their childhood or at most 11 years old when Nevermind was released.

I despise Baby Boomers and Gen Jones, I laugh at the spectacle that is Michael Steele, and I pity Generation Y.
ZombieCobain (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Yawn. I'll give you punk rock, but those born betwixt 1955-1960 were of age when disco was around. The true Baby Boomers were already reaching their 30's in the time of disco. Put on your conformist leisure suit, be demoralized by big gov't, or listen to acid punk rock, I don't care, but you're all Gen Jones to me.

Which brings me to my other point. FuckK gen Jones. Your mistrust of government is getting ridiculous. Do you trust corporations instead? How bout wall street? Grow up.
FreeCapital (9 months ago) Show Hide
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STEELE '12!

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