No, definitely not.  Also, there are many very legitimate points to be made about how things have gotten worse for younger people in recent years (from rising tuition costs and rents in larger cities, to stagnant wages for unskilled labor), how health insurance still sucks for working people generally, etc.  And legitimate discussions to be had about what exactly, on the social policy level, can be done to ameliorate these conditions.<p>It&#x27;s just the overall tone of her response, and this mindset of blaming others (even when things do legitimately suck and arguably <i>are</i> unfair) -- instead of looking inward, thinking about how much potential, and more to the point, <i>control</i> over one&#x27;s destiny that one actually does have (despite the shitty cards one may be holding at the moment) -- that I find to be very unfortunate, and counterproductive.