Who here is between 18 and 26? (The secret behind the Ron Paul Revolution)

[Hangly Man]

This was absolutely fascinating to me to read. I just turned 30 the day after christmas so i was a little early for this generation but i'm one of those people who kind of exists in both at the same time. This has actually inspired me to write a new blog on this subject. I hope the author of this thread doesn't mind if i take this a little further and relate this to my experience at the very end of Generation X. Once i'm done i will post it right away because i have some interesting insights on the subject.

I always thought I was born in the wrong generation too. I'm a cooperative soul by nature with no one to cooperate with, and I have always thought that America really needed to back off from its tendency to rebel against everything simply for the virtue of being rebellious. This new-found love for the constitution and the rule of law really warms my heart.

 

[garrettwombat]

19 here

 

[aspiringconstitutionalist]

21.

 

[skinzterpswizfan]

17, but I'll be 18 for voting day.

 

[matteh]

21, never voted before

 

[CoreyBowen999]

Does 17 count?

does 14 count

 

[jclay2]

Same here Skinzterpswizfan. 17 going on 18.

 

[Daswiz]

22 here, have been interested in politics since studying American History back in high school but have never registered to vote in a presidential primary before. Representing Dr. Paul proudly here in Northern New Jersey.

 

[Paul.Bearer.of.Injustice]

24 here!

Still fighting with the knuckleheads on the EUSWX politic forums? haha


I'm 28 but behave more like 48.

 

[MRoCkEd]

just turned 18

 

[Firehouse26]

24 years old.

 

[Paul.Bearer.of.Injustice]

look at all the whipper-snappers.... can you kindly help this older gentleman in carrying my groceries up the stairs? Thanks lads.

 

[sgrooms]

21

 

[jesshwarren]

26 here

 

[stephens]

24

 

[nist7]

21 here

 

[Richie]

I'm 17, but I think I count because I can vote in the primary.

 

[ckhagen]

I'm 24 and have long been absolutely angered by the lackadaisical attitude of my parents generation (I know there are exceptions, but they're few from what I can tell). The way I look at it, they allowed us to be sold down the river for material things and appearances. I also see a major awakening among our generation and a desire to take back what our parents gave away on many levels, political, spiritual, economical, and educational. I just hope we can keep fighting and not end up jaded. We owe it to our own children.

 

[LibertiORDeth]

Does 17 count?

15?

 

[TheWhiteRider]

17

can't vote in the primary but I can in the general election