Well, it's just that they brought in or made popular SO many bad things:

* 30 year mortgage, which you pay on for 30 years (no paying off early!)
* Sending kids to public school and/or daycare
* They went along with the entire vaccination schedule, even though it was much tamer (fewer shots) than the one they use today.
* In general, Boomers are extremely mainstream about everything. They never step outside the lines, question the way everyone does things, or think outside the box.
* Formula feeding of infants instead of breastfeeding
* Curious limitation of family size to 3-4 children, even among Traditional Catholics
* Very liberal with regards to TV use, child companions, and child-rearing in general: very hands-off or on the liberal side of the spectrum (the exact opposite of over-sheltering children)
* Very liberal in terms of traditional gender roles: more often than not, the wife worked, even if it's just to raise the standard of living (see "Middle-class lifestyle")
* Baby Boomers were the original suckers who bought into the "American dream" and/or the "Middle-class lifestyle"
* Baby Boomers have a hangup about deserving a higher standard of living the older they get. Their pride bristles at reducing their expenses (even if economically necessary) because it would mean "living like a 20 year old". "I worked my butt off for 30 years..." and all that. They feel that entitles them to a certain level of luxury and comfort.
* Very selfish and nuclear: They continued/perpetuated the whole "nuclear family" idea. That is to say, each person should start his own household and be independent of other family members, except for one's own children and one's spouse. That is as much "family" as should live together, at least ideally.
* Related to the previous, these Boomers (possibly continued, they might not have invented it) the whole "kick out your son when he turns 18". 
* Unlike Hispanic and other cultures, the independence mindset extends to one's grown children: Baby Boomer parents don't concern themselves with the overall or long-term welfare of their extended family. Each person is on their own vs. the dog-eat-dog world. That's why the Bankers have a field day making money off most White middle class people. Compare with Hispanic culture: parents make sure the children are set up well, loaning them money interest-free on their first house, giving them a old used car, stuff like that, so they don't start out life saddled by high-interest debt. In general, extended family members look out for each other in other cultures, but never among Baby Boomers.
* Inflating the stock market, real estate like a ponzi scheme (whether or not it was their fault, they certainly were the winners in both of these ponzi schemes, and this bonus wealth certainly affected them)

You can replace "I say" with "Trads believe" or "Most Trads believe".

I say "Traditional Catholic Faith", Boomers let the Novus Ordo take over and thrive.
Seriously, the whole thing happened on their watch. If they had all rejected it, the Novus Ordo would be ghost town by now. Even worse, the fiercest "conservative" force to keep and defend the Novus Ordo religion is made up of Baby Boomers. All the other generations are at least craning their neck to look at the Traditional world and former Catholic practices/beliefs, the Tridentine Mass, etc. Not the Baby Boomers; they want no part of "the way the Church used to be". These polyester pantsuit wearing, extraordinary minister, feminist, sentiment-over-reason, "I love being a lector during Mass" Baby Boomers will have none of it.
I say, "Big Pharma is poisoning America", Boomers completely believe in Big Pharma's magic drugs and have 20 bottles of them on their kitchen counter.
I say, "The country has fallen so low over the past 50 years", and it was all on the Boomers' watch!
I say, "Abortion is a sin crying to heaven for vengeance", Boomers presided over its legalization, and continued legality until the present day.
I say "Breastfeeding is natural and best for the baby", Boomers always preferred formula feeding.
I say, "Females should wear skirts or dresses", Boomers continued the custom of women wearing pants almost exclusively.
I say "Women should stay at home with the kids unless it's an emergency.", Boomers prefer women to work, merely to increase standard of living, unless it's an emergency.
I say "Many or most vaccines are harmful.", Boomers vaccinated their children 100% of the vaccination schedule that existed at the time.
I say "Public school is antagonistic to religion and the truth. Home school is necessary!", Boomers almost without exception public-schooled their children.
I say "We need to avoid paying interest as much as possible.", Boomers institutionalized the 30 year mortgage which they pay on for all 30 years.
I say "Midwives know way more about how to birth a baby successfully than doctors.", Boomers didn't give midwives much business at all. Hospital delivery all the way.
I say "The stock market is a ponzi scheme", the Boomers are the ones who went all-in and pumped it up. They "got in on the ground floor" of the scheme.
I say "Children are the highest blessing, and shouldn't be limited by natural OR artificial means.", virtually all Boomers agreed that 4 children was the upper limit -- the first generation to limit family size to anything less than "the natural average" (in other words, Boomers always have more siblings than children)
I say "It's not good to spoil one's children materially", Boomers invented the "each kid gets his own room with private TV"
I say "College is not ideal for all -- some should do vocational school, apprenticeship, etc.", Boomers think everyone should go to college and they often pay their child's way, since he didn't get good enough grades for a scholarship (if you ask me, that's a red flag he isn't meant for "higher education")

In short, countless messed up (from a Catholic perspective) institutions today were invented, supported, cultivated, grown, etc. thanks to the support and patronage of the Boomer generation.

Source: personal experience with hundreds of Baby Boomers in my lifetime, plus even more experience gained through reading.

Note: This does not apply to every single Baby Boomer, but it certainly is an accurate generalization of that generation. If you can show me that I'm wrong about any of these things, I'd be open to listen. But note that the exception proves the rule.

Yes.
But the large family trend
Did not last. I don't see large young families anymore.

Not everyone is fertile due to geo-engineering, vaccines that cause infertility, glyphosate usage (causes miscarriages), glyphosate sprayed in air through geo-engineering and farming, eating non-organic foods sprayed with glyphosates, eating sugar and junk food that causes diabetes (causes complications during pregnancy), eating restaurant foods loaded with sugars, glyphosates and pesticides, eating donuts and bagels at church gatherings (loaded with artificial sugars and glyphosates).

We are being assaulted everywhere we go with glyphosates that not only cause infertility but also cause cancer. Those babies that survive in the womb are increasingly being born with cancer. This is so sad. I have seen sick babies coming for baptism with the parents hoping and praying that Baptism will cure that very sick baby. There was a two-month old baby with a huge disfiguring cancerous tumor all over its nose so it could barely breathe. Others have enlarged brains due to a fast growing brain cancer. While others suffer from leukemia. These are newborns! Lord have mercy.

And the real tragedy is that these babies who are stricken with cancer are forced into hospitals, which prescribe surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy with or without parental consent. Oftentimes, these babies are taken by court order through Child Protective Services (pedophilia ridden) and placed in Children's hospitals where their own parents cannot visit them. These precious babies die without parental contact and bonding.

Well, it's just that they brought in or made popular SO many bad things:

* 30 year mortgage, which you pay on for 30 years (no paying off early!)
* Sending kids to public school and/or daycare
* They went along with the entire vaccination schedule, even though it was much tamer (fewer shots) than the one they use today.
* In general, Boomers are extremely mainstream about everything. They never step outside the lines, question the way everyone does things, or think outside the box.
* Formula feeding of infants instead of breastfeeding
* Curious limitation of family size to 3-4 children, even among Traditional Catholics
* Very liberal with regards to TV use, child companions, and child-rearing in general: very hands-off or on the liberal side of the spectrum (the exact opposite of over-sheltering children)
* Very liberal in terms of traditional gender roles: more often than not, the wife worked, even if it's just to raise the standard of living (see "Middle-class lifestyle")
* Baby Boomers were the original suckers who bought into the "American dream" and/or the "Middle-class lifestyle"
* Baby Boomers have a hangup about deserving a higher standard of living the older they get. Their pride bristles at reducing their expenses (even if economically necessary) because it would mean "living like a 20 year old". "I worked my butt off for 30 years..." and all that. They feel that entitles them to a certain level of luxury and comfort.
* Very selfish and nuclear: They continued/perpetuated the whole "nuclear family" idea. That is to say, each person should start his own household and be independent of other family members, except for one's own children and one's spouse. That is as much "family" as should live together, at least ideally.
* Related to the previous, these Boomers (possibly continued, they might not have invented it) the whole "kick out your son when he turns 18".
* Unlike Hispanic and other cultures, the independence mindset extends to one's grown children: Baby Boomer parents don't concern themselves with the overall or long-term welfare of their extended family. Each person is on their own vs. the dog-eat-dog world. That's why the Bankers have a field day making money off most White middle class people. Compare with Hispanic culture: parents make sure the children are set up well, loaning them money interest-free on their first house, giving them a old used car, stuff like that, so they don't start out life saddled by high-interest debt. In general, extended family members look out for each other in other cultures, but never among Baby Boomers.
* Inflating the stock market, real estate like a ponzi scheme (whether or not it was their fault, they certainly were the winners in both of these ponzi schemes, and this bonus wealth certainly affected them)

At the risk of picking and poking on various points of your post. I can sum up the Boomer mentality and what they revered and worshipped more than anything with one word; Money.
That's what the Boomer sold everything out for. The almighty buck. 
It was all about them and winning with the most toys at the end, was all that counted.
And they sold out their progeny in the process. Now all the pensions, social security, fair/just  wage,everything is collapsing trying to pay for them living the high life. they will be the first generation in American history where their children and grand children will have a lower standard of living than they did. I hope it was worth you selfish bastards.
Sorry again for the hatred and  vileness Matthew. I am seeing and living this first hand of the devastating blow from this generation and their selfish, sense of entitlement and complete disregard for the next generation. and I'm sick to my stomach. I have prayed and ask forgivness for my complete disdain for this group without much success.I guess it's a work in progress. Maybe this is therapy for me. 

I am a child of baby boomers and find most of these points to be accurate generalizations. I think the generations after them were dealt a bad hand and have been given unpayable debts to pay to cover for the baby boomers' expenses. And the boomers did not have enough children to cover those debts. But our generation is no better in my experience though there is a small counter-culture of which the traditional Catholics are a part. I do wonder if we will pay for the debts incurred by the baby boomers or if we will default on those debts and refuse to pay them, and if we will support and protect our baby boomer parents in their old age or if there will be mass euthanasia after a refusal to pay the bills.

Almost every complaint I see about the Baby Boomers above apply to the generation before the Baby Boomers--the so-called "Greatest Generation".  Many of those things were started by that generation and the Baby Boomers merely kept things going.  For example:

The 30-year mortgage started in 1934.
Public schools started in the prior century.
Immunization schedules began, for the most part, ON the Baby Boomers.  The Boomers expanded it to a zillion shots.
The explosion of baby forumula began in the 1940s and 1950s--to feed the Boomers.
It was the Baby Boomers who were put in front of televisions by the previous generation.
And don't blame Boomers for the Novus Ordo or the Crisis in the Church.

The Baby Boomers can be blamed for not even trying to fix the problems, but, by and large, they really can't be blamed for creating the problems.

The Baby Boomers can be blamed for not even trying to fix the problems, but, by and large, they really can't be blamed for creating the problems.

Great point.  The baby boomers lived through the chaos of V2, the aftermath of the 60s, and the crazy 70s, with all the social and racial unrest.  Life was one big revolution.  Change upon change. Their outlook on life is a symptom not the cause.

The cause was the loss of faith post WWI and WWII, the acceptance of divorce and the pill in the 40s and 50s, the acceptance of Eisenhower’s social “new deal” (ie Medicare, social security), the over-reliance on catholic parochial schools in the 40s/50s, the culmination of the “women’s suffrage” movement which led to women in the workforce post WWII, the demand for legalized abortion in the 70s, the acceptance of the drug culture in the 60s and last, but CERTAINLY not least, the acceptance of V2 and the rejection of Church traditions.  

ALL of the above was accepted by the PARENTS of the baby boomers.  Their generation is FULLY to blame for ALL of our messes, both spiritual and societal.  The baby boomers were teens and 20 year olds in the 70s - how can they be blamed?  Sure, they have many defects, but their parents messed them up totally.  Their parents are the ones who gave up the faith, accepted socialism and wanted some utopian “new age society”.

Blaming the baby boomers for our current problems is like blaming V2 as the start of the Church crisis.  Both were the symptoms, not the cause of the problem.