"What I said was that household incomes have declined relative to the cost of living"
If by that you mean inflation adjusted dollars then virtually all comparisons do that. My statements about rising incomes were using inflation adjusted dollars. Inflation adjusted incomes rose from 1985 onward, so as I said:
"Statscan says singles' incomes have risen a few percent since the mid 80's which would mean the drop you are talking about would have happened between 1970 and 1985, which would make the drop occurring with the Boomers and later generations just carried on. "
BTW that's talking about Canadians (as opposed to your US figures). I think I will believe Statscan's figures over your (so far) unsubstantiated claim.
Since you omitted it I'll assume you don't think that growing up without the constant threat of nuclear annihilation is an advantage. Curious. 
Perhaps you don't think the peace, environmental and feminist movements gifted to your generation by Boomers are of value either?