r/lostgeneration • u/BlushLaurel • 12h ago
r/lostgeneration • u/ImpishMisconception • 32m ago
People Need Food Stamps For Junk Food
We have no right to judge or restrict what someone buys with food stamps
r/lostgeneration • u/SweetFlufffy • 15h ago
Cut student loans for nursing degrees, then shocked there's a nursing shortage. You can't make this up.
r/lostgeneration • u/FillTally • 2h ago
we were told to care about politics and this is literally the political discourse we get
r/lostgeneration • u/Affectionate-Fix4671 • 6h ago
“ Farmers can Only receive $5 Billion aid after election”
r/lostgeneration • u/Gloomy_Pretty • 5h ago
Admitting to an election crime to own the libs is just wild
r/lostgeneration • u/FireIsFuzzy • 3h ago
So much negligence. Who are you supposed to trust with your kids?
r/lostgeneration • u/PoppyMoonlit • 13h ago
$200 for Trump, 15 years for me!!😳That’s not broken system it’s protected one
r/lostgeneration • u/petrosmisirlis • 3h ago
Riot police suddenly throw tear gas inside a metro station in Athens during a student protest for the cost of living and then salute the cameras and journalists filming them like it's a normal thing
The student protest in Athens completed on Wednesday, October 21, 2026, with violent suppression, as police forces unleashed attacks using tear gas and stun grenades against protesters.
In fact, in footage posted on Instagram by user pi_kappaa, a riot police officer blindly throws tear gas inside the entrance of the Omonoia metro station during operating hours, with the obvious intention of injuring anyone entering or exiting the station at that moment.
In a display of provocative indifference, the police officer is then seen making an ironic salute, proud of his criminal act in front of the cameras of photojournalists and reporters.
The fact that the officer felt safe to attack like this, knowing he was being recorded, reveals something even worse: that he is not afraid. He does not fear any punishment, suggesting a deeper belief that he can act without consequences. This sense of immunity is the most dangerous element of his behavior, because he knows that the system rarely touches "its own." In fact, every now and then, it rewards them with new bonuses. This sense of impunity and the rewarding of violence form the backdrop for the escalation of police brutality.
This specific example of yet another incident of police violence is not law enforcement, but criminal violence in its clearest form.
The other critical question, as always, is: since not all police officers are the same, what did his colleagues do when they saw this happening?
And finally, the real question is not "who will be punished, and if," but what we tolerate. Because as long as we remain silent, as long as the video plays for a few minutes on social media and then gets lost in the news feed, the rift will deepen in the dignity of a society that has stopped being outraged by what it sees, by what it lives through.
r/lostgeneration • u/Omarkhayyamsnotes • 44m ago
Voting is very difficult in the United States and our elections only capture about 27% of voters.
Turnout for every election is abysmal, folks. I see crowds of people unable to afford their rent and behind on every bill and...they don't vote. Your mail has to arrive. You have to have an address to receive mail. If you don't vote by mail you have to go in person on a workday or after work instead of spending time with your children and family.
This country desperately needs a holiday on November 4th. The only people who have time to go vote at 2pm on a Tuesday are seniors and the wealthy. That's why the GOP wins landslides. No one else voted
r/lostgeneration • u/BirchCloudy • 14h ago
Democrats like Harris are why things are the way they are today
r/lostgeneration • u/DisastrousMaizee • 1d ago
They figured out the one thing we still can't
r/lostgeneration • u/petrosmisirlis • 17h ago
Original Content Drone footage from the "Battle of Tirana" against multi-million-dollar land sale project handing local territory over to foreign billionaires
r/lostgeneration • u/Mitchyy-Rays • 16h ago
Do NOT get complacent. Nothing is a 'for sure thing' unless you make it happen.
r/lostgeneration • u/BlushLaurel • 20h ago