John Kass might just be offering a nice eulogy for America courtesy of the Boomers:
On those nights when they were young, they smoked pot in the streets and listened to Dylan in the car and dreamed of the risks they’d take.
But now, as Baby Boomers grow old, they welcome those police surveillance cameras on the light poles outside their homes, thinking the cameras make them safe. And they rush toward the warm embrace of big government and promised security.
I don’t know why Kass isn’t a blogosphere favorite. He’s the best columnist in Chicago.
Blame the Boomers? How cliched.
Kass’ opinion doesn’t match up with the Boomers I know.