nanna8
When we were in our twenties and early thirties many of us had just bought a house and a lot of time and energy went into that and ‘homemaking’. That door is closed to many young ones now - no wonder they riot, what sort of a life lies ahead for them ? Permanent renting ? Poverty?
Yes to an extent.
Maybe because when we were that age we understood what the previous generation had gone through with the war, and what sacrifices they had made for our futures. Every nation had suffered. So we all committed ourselves to improving our lot, with successful results.
Now, two generations down the line, this has all gone to pot and attitudes themselves have degenerated, haven't they? I guess it's a lack of general respect, and a lack of unity - despite being a so-called United Europe.
I don't have any answers, I'm just dismayed and mentally exhausted by it all. The problem is, I don't see who or what can sort it out. Macron says he will make those responsible pay. But how or what with?
There needs to be either some kind of deterrent, or more tangible support available, or both.
Hope springs eternal, but radical government action is somehow needed, even if money is short.