I&#x27;m not sure, nor care what generation society has labeled me.  When I look back on who had it good, or bad; I always come to an abrupt stop when I think about having to go to war.<p>I couldn&#x27;t imagine being a number in a draft, and just waiting for my turn to go.  Those guys had real problems.  I couldn&#x27;t imagine being disabled, or killed over a rediculious war like Vietnam, or the Korean War.<p>When you take away being killed&#x2F;maimed, being very poor is the next huge problem.<p>My heart does go out to anyone who&#x27;s very poor in this society.  I see the amout of homelessness, and cringe.   It seems like the powers at be are going out of their way everything illegial.  &quot;Can&#x27;t sleep here!&quot;  &quot;Camping prohibited here.&quot;  And living off the land seems only viable in some parts of Alaska?  Hell, for all practical purposes it&#x27;s practically impossible to live on the cheap, without breaking some law?<p>I really think we need to have areas set aside areas where people can pitch a tent, and use a restroom.  We can debate about education, etc., but we have a big problem right now.<p>We have people who have know where to live.  I don&#x27;t see it getting better.  Politicians really don&#x27;t seem to care.  Certain people from all generations act like homelessness is a lifestyle choice.  In my world, it&#x27;s my biggest fear.