| | Even though in reality the baby boomers of 1960s were most free, most affluent and most privileged of any youth in any age, they were bored with their lives and swallowed the Frankfurt school's [[propaganda]] in form of books like ''The Death of the Family'', ''Escape from Freedom'', ''Sexual Revolution'', ''The Joy of Sex'', ''The Authoritarian Personality'' and counter-culture drug movies like ''Easy rider'', ''The wild angels'', and ''Born Losers'', attacking especially a family unit as a [[Christian]] institution and basic building block of middle class. So along came movies like ''The battle of the sexes'', ''How to murder your wife'' which depicted the family as sexually repressed and dysfunction and instilled the cultural pessimism about families.<ref name="JaegerFilms">{{cite web |title=CULTURAL MARXISM: The Corruption of America |publisher=James Jaeger films |url=https://youtu.be/gIdBuK7_g3M?t=1392 |accessdate=7 Aug 2016}}</ref> | | Even though in reality the baby boomers of 1960s were most free, most affluent and most privileged of any youth in any age, they were bored with their lives and swallowed the Frankfurt school's [[propaganda]] in form of books like ''The Death of the Family'', ''Escape from Freedom'', ''Sexual Revolution'', ''The Joy of Sex'', ''The Authoritarian Personality'' and counter-culture drug movies like ''Easy rider'', ''The wild angels'', and ''Born Losers'', attacking especially a family unit as a [[Christian]] institution and basic building block of middle class. So along came movies like ''The battle of the sexes'', ''How to murder your wife'' which depicted the family as sexually repressed and dysfunction and instilled the cultural pessimism about families.<ref name="JaegerFilms">{{cite web |title=CULTURAL MARXISM: The Corruption of America |publisher=James Jaeger films |url=https://youtu.be/gIdBuK7_g3M?t=1392 |accessdate=7 Aug 2016}}</ref> |