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If a majority of boomers think Thing1, but you are a boomer who thinks Thing2 instead, you are not disproving a myth, you're being an outlier. If you were to pick a random boomer off the street, there's a very good chance that he thinks Thing1 instead of Thing2. So "boomers think Thing1" is a perfectly valid (if a bit casual) statment that adequately represents the underlying statistical facts of the situation.
It can be frustrating as a Thing2 boomer, but that's just how it is. The world thinks Amercans are hateful, disgusting ghoulish greedy misanthopists, and it feels bad to hear that as an American who didn't vote for Trump, but I accept the logic behind the generalization.
So now you're telling a guy who lived the experience that he is mistaken. Kid. Enough. You have no idea what you're talking about, like, at all.
You enjoy your evening.