I’m not clicking your tracking link pal. You want to prove your point, link the actual NPR article, not Google’s analytics bullshit.

edit: I found an NPR article about gen z homeowners.

here’s an actual fucking link instead of US riddled spyware: https://www.npr.org/2026/05/15/nx-s1-5791499/gen-z-homeownership-increase

if you think 4% of the market being gen z is “higher income and higher rates of home ownership even adjusted for age and inflation” when the article clearly states that these people were only able to afford these houses based on luck youre insane. The first guy they talk about: “including for one year while he lived rent free with his parents.”, then later, a statistic “16% of Gen Z buyers did get a gift or loan from parents”

this does not back up your argument in any capacity.

If this is the wrong article, then maybe you should look into what causes class division, and then promptly consider your choice to allow google to spy on you every waking day of your life.

Can you fix your link?

https://theintelligence.com/40979/stop-google-changing-links-android/

me when I go online and spread disinformation

there is nothing that could come out about trump that would affect him in any meaningful way.

you don’t just expect it to do tricks. You have to teach it.

thats the fun part, thats what theyre taught to do at every level of the education system. Its to vote and wait.

Young people always want to break the system and make a new one, but old people know how to use the existing system to get what they want

yeah no. most young people I know dont know jack shit about politics. they’re purely consumers who use TikTok, buy Starbucks and shop on Amazon. Theres nothing breaking the system about them. They don’t vote because of lobbyists who make sure they aren’t represented. When they feel represented they vote.