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nadinbrzezinski Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-23-09 05:23 PM
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12. Because locally the rallies have had an average age of mid thirties
not 19

And in my view it is clear the kids need to get out more.

Reality it is not just the kids, but the kids need to as well.

If the aveage was around 25 I'd be very happy actually.

And pointing this out is not generation warfare, marches are but one tool in the tool box. The other is truly the twitter and other tech, were the old foggies lag, and distrust.

So you are talking for your experience and I am talking from mine. Locally it is mid thirties. And yes I do suspect one reason is the fact that lives are not on line.
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