@9LBR66D2mos2MO
future generations are going to have to learn how to dream realistically because the wealth gap has quite literally eliminated the american dream of a house and a family with a picket fence and all that, everyone eventually is gonna be living paycheck to paycheck while the rich keep on getting richer
@9LDDGGC1mo1MO
You work for what you get in this country. Nothing comes without hard work. It may be harder for some but it is never impossible.
@9LD3M9Z1mo1MO
The economy at this point in time seems to put extra amounts of stress on the youth to need to be financial stable at such a young age or to have so much experience to even get a job that pays well enough to be satisfied with ones self.
@9LBQ3PTIndependent 2mos2MO
Eliminating the wage gap may lead to younger generations feeling less separated from older generations due to differences in income.
@9LBSMFJ2mos2MO
the way older generations were able to buy houses in their early years versus how the younger generation today cannot even think that buying a house is possible. the younger generation may feel less successful than the older generation when they were the same age.
@9LBR5XLIndependent2mos2MO
I admit Germany has a financially feasible social system in place that isn’t over-taxing the people. There are many places the government can take over your life and there’s a lot of red tape on simple matters but I have witnessed firsthand that it is very suitable for the German citizens. The key is Americans have a different culture and we value freedom and individual choice more than supposed security that has strings attached.
@9LBQZ3L2mos2MO
Younger generations may feel more open with dreaming bigger for their future, without worrying how much something may cost. Or how they'll afford even getting to that point.
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