I'm almost 40 which makes me not a millenial and not a Gen Xer, but a xennial; that gap generation between the two.When I was in my late teens in the late 90s though, this distinction had not yet come about and I was considered a millenial.

Like most teenagers, at that point in my life, I had not ventured out in to the real world yet, and had zero resources. So I was pretty surprised when I came across an article blaming me and my younger siblings' for everything from the state of the economy to the state of political affairs.

Like how could my generation be responsible for politics when we couldn't yet vote and how could we be responsible for the economy when we had no money and were, like, you know, kids?

Anyway, my point is, this feud was instigated by baby boomers.