Young Americans need to stop whining and start working. The latest surveys show that 31% of people blame millennials for the housing crisis, while only 27% blame baby boomers. Yet somehow young folks keep pointing fingers at their grandparents instead of looking in the mirror.

This boomer-blaming nonsense has gotten completely out of hand. A whopping 65% of Gen Z and millennials are worried about how boomers affect their money future. Meanwhile, they sit around making excuses instead of building their own success stories.

Boomers did not ruin America for younger generations. They built the greatest economy in world history through hard work and sacrifice. They fought wars, created jobs, and handed down a nation full of opportunities that young people refuse to grab.

The victim mentality has poisoned an entire generation of Americans. Instead of taking responsibility for their choices, they blame everyone else for their problems. This toxic thinking keeps them stuck while real go-getters move ahead and build wealth.

America in 2025 offers more ways to make money than ever before. The internet has opened doors that boomers never had when they were young. Small businesses, side hustles, and new technologies create fresh opportunities every single day.

The problem is not lack of chances but lack of work ethic. Too many young Americans want success handed to them on a silver platter. They expect high pay, flexible schedules, and perfect work-life balance without putting in the grinding hours that success demands.

Conservative values teach us that personal responsibility comes first. Nobody owes you a house, a job, or financial security. You earn those things through dedication, smart choices, and refusing to quit when times get tough.

It is time for young Americans to ditch the excuses and embrace the grind. Stop blaming boomers and start building your own American dream. The opportunities are there waiting for anyone brave enough to seize them.