The Internet Is Roasting Gen Z For How They Voted

Changes in voting patterns from 2020 to 2024 have begun to be debated online, much of it centered around the typical Gen Z vs. Millennial debate.

Twitter: @britmebaby

“They got Obama elected twice as if he were so much better than my generation,” said this Gen Zer.

Twitter: @grandecstxsy

“Oh, are skinny jeans and side parts *sick*? Literally no one I talk to has been radicalized by illiterate dipshit YouTubers selling muscle milk.” This millennial agrees. did.

Twitter: @RohitaKadambi

Gen Z has to be the worst generation ever.

Fascist swindlers who can’t read, write, add, fuck, tell jokes, dance, wear clothes, drink, smoke, vote…like choosing the MF fight. pic.twitter.com/kASK9eKHw1

— Kamala Harris’ 9th Coconut 🥥🌴 (@jonesingforwhat) November 6, 2024

World of Wonder/Twitter: @jonesingforwhat

Released so intensely that we forget that Gen Z men were raised on a steady diet of Andrew Te*te and twitch conspiracy theorists.

— Sophie Ross (@SophRossss) November 6, 2024

Twitter: @SophRossss

What’s surprising is that millennials are the only ones who have learned how to use computers, and we are apparently the only ones who have learned to spot disinformation on those same computers.

Literally everyone, both younger and older than us, is like a native with a new disease. https://t.co/bfPbhqFZCH

— Dylan (@dmc_dmcc) November 7, 2024

Twitter: @dmc_dmcc

Millennials discovering the internet: “Oh, which Hogwarts house am I? How do I organize my top friends list?”

Gen Z discovered the internet: “Adolf Hitler was the biggest liar in human history, and he only loved his country and tried to warn us.”

— Ethan (@ethanshumjr) November 7, 2024

Twitter: @ethanshumjr