Nobody Goes -100% Population Growth.

This is a gross misrepresentation of what she actually said.

Yes what she actually said was even funnier and stupider. lol

Something about we don't have enough air b/c of pollution and global warming that we shouldn't have kids anymore. lol wtf.

She did only suggest it but it's obviously what she thinks. Her new green deal is a communist manifesto, basically. Even Tim Pool, who's a leftist, is pissed off about it.

Ok, so all that rejection has lead you to tha lap of bitterness, but the cringe is getting a tad past creepy and a half.

If your summary of what she said starts with "something about", then you didn't fully understand it.

There is an entire generation who is old enough to start having children, but is being constantly confronted with reasons not to. The most persuasive is the sheer financial burden that it places on an individual - in the current "gig economy", where multiple jobs for each person and multiple income households are required in order to pay bills, the idea of having a child is ludicrous.

Once one passes that immense hurdle, though, one looks at the world around and wonders if they can in good conscience bring a child into that world. Every parent-to-be has this conversation with themselves. For people who are worried about climate change, or the plunging political discourse in the US, or the stark divides that are widening between people, this conversation becomes more serious.

That's what she's saying. And she's not wrong.

lol you're trolling us aren't you?

It's not even political, even Democrats think she's off her bonkers.

"where multiple jobs for each person and multiple income households are required in order to pay bills"

You serious? I'm pretty sure that's not what the middle class is doing, which is the "largest" class. This is why she is a joke, her comments are all based on "personal" experiences or with her limited exposure rather than actual demographical statistics.

I watch a McD cashier check her social media on her iPhone 6 while I'm still on a $15 a month flip phone. You self-entitled millenials are a joke. Can't afford a kid? Stop eating at McD, buy some grocery and cook at home.

She's a freakin' blondie. This is what happens when you let a barista into the government.

For the record, I'm a Democrat who wouldn't have voted for her in the primary if it was my district. She is far too idealistic for my tastes, and frankly for the tastes of most Democrats. I'd still vote for her over a Republican, though, unless the Republican was socially liberal and fiscally conservative. That would be an interesting choice.

That barista has more government experience than the president. Let that sink in.

Define the middle class. Everyone seems to have a different definition; I'm curious what yours is.

Her district (NY-14) has a median household income that's very close to the national median. It also has a median home value that's over twice the national median. The biggest industries, as far as number of people employed, are retail and food service. To get anywhere close to $50k in retail and food service, you have to have more than one job, and you can't buy a $500k home with a $50k income. Hell, you can't buy that home with a dual income household at $100k.

She speaks for her district.

I'm not a millennial, I'm gen x. The boomers are doing well, and gen x is finally catching up (now that we're in our 40s and 50s), but millennials are struggling big time. Try talking to one, maybe? Like, in real life.

I'm way too confused with these stupid generation names it truly makes us more divided and one question why the hell every argument has been spaced for every single argument while you can just have it all together. I'm tired of people tapping on enter a little too much

I hear that confusion - some folks have started referring to the generation after millennials as genx, and it's ridiculous since the generation between the boomers and millennials has been called Generation X for decades.

I place spaces in to separate between points. This accommodates for people who read something in the first sentence they don't like and immediately dismiss the entire paragraph (this happens a lot, and not just here), moving on to the next. It helps make sure that the people reading at least know all of the points I've tried to make, and keeps people from knee-jerk responding with a question that I'd already answered. It's a writing style that I like, and has been pretty effective for my purposes. You do you, imma do me :)

I guess you have a point with information being spaced for easier reading for less unfortunate people who have low attention spans.
Also if you know the generations name whats the generation for 2000

To my knowledge there isn't a name for them just yet - the closest I've seen to an actual name is Generation Z, but I think that's just a placeholder until a more suitable name takes root (much like how Millennials were called Generation Y until the Millennial name was generally accepted).

Yes!

I stopped reading after gross, I agree lol jk

Was going to say the exact damn thing! :-D

Shit worse than that. Dems these days are going for a negative child policy.

sounds like a beneficial career move

Too bad her parents didn't believe this

Here's today's contribution imgflip.com/i/2uya9l

You got the bottom guy wrong

im never going to have children

me neither

lole i failed life!

wait fr*ick wrong order