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Raising the voting age for the snowflake generation
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It is not a term commonly used in Ireland. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British...naming_dispute -
As I recall, the minimum age at which one is deemed "suitable" for frontline service is 17 years and 6 months, but it would be unusual to be sent before your 18th birthday.Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostIIRC it is policy not to send children to the front-line if possible, but it does occasionally happen for 'operational reasons'. That may have changed - would be interested if anyone knows.
At least that is how it worked when we were bashing the Russkies in the Cold War anyway.“The period of the disintegration of the European Union has begun. And the first vessel to have departed is Britain”Comment
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Just as many youngsters now are aren't of high enough intelligence to detect fake news as there were back when you were a lad who trusted what the read in their chosen biased propaganda papers.Originally posted by Dark Black View PostNot bursting my bubble at all... younger people may well be "exposed" to a lot more these days.. i can see that.. all that "quality" information on social media must certainly broaden their horizons.
And then there's Justin Bieber... a fine example of modern youth.
Looks like you lack the ability of rational reasoning. Older people aren't always wise owls, as your tone is suggesting. Most OAPs I know are stuck in the past and don't have the ability to evaluate the modern societal environment adequately, as they choose to take part in only a very small part of it, mostly due to ever decreasing confidence issues.Comment
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No, but often more realistic while younger people are more idealistic.Originally posted by contractorinatractor View PostJust as many youngsters now are aren't of high enough intelligence to detect fake news as there were back when you were a lad who trusted what the read in their chosen biased propaganda papers.
Looks like you lack the ability of rational reasoning. Older people aren't always wise owls, as your tone is suggesting. Most OAPs I know are stuck in the past and don't have the ability to evaluate the modern societal environment adequately, as they choose to take part in only a very small part of it, mostly due to ever decreasing confidence issues.Comment
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Rational reasoning? Oh dear.. something you don't seem to have, given the tone of your posts.. do you have anger issues lad?Originally posted by contractorinatractor View PostJust as many youngsters now are aren't of high enough intelligence to detect fake news as there were back when you were a lad who trusted what the read in their chosen biased propaganda papers.
Looks like you lack the ability of rational reasoning. Older people aren't always wise owls, as your tone is suggesting. Most OAPs I know are stuck in the past and don't have the ability to evaluate the modern societal environment adequately, as they choose to take part in only a very small part of it, mostly due to ever decreasing confidence issues.
English grammar is not one of your strong points either it seems.Do what thou wiltComment
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Could you look into punctuation and capital letters, and post that again please?Originally posted by Dark Black View PostRational reasoning? Oh dear.. something you don't seem to have, given the tone of your posts.. do you have anger issues lad?
English grammar is not one of your strong points either it seems.Comment
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