The government keeps talking about social compact. We think it’s a mistake.
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One reply to “The government keeps talking about social compact. We think it’s a mistake.”
Great post! I really appreciate how you broke down the idea of the social compact and its implications for us. The way you highlighted how past generations had different expectations and conditions really hits home. It’s true that with the rising cost of living and changing job markets, we’re caught in this tough spot between our parents’ ideals and the harsh realities we face today.
The part about government policies not adapting to our changing needs resonated with me because I often feel like they’ve forgotten we’re in a different world now. What do you think will it take for them to really listen to our struggles?
I ask this because it feels like there’s a huge gap in understanding what young adults truly need. It’s like we’re expected to just accept things as they are, but are we just going to keep quiet about it? It’ll be interesting to see if there’s a shift in public discourse as more of us start voicing out. What’s your take?
Great post! I really appreciate how you broke down the idea of the social compact and its implications for us. The way you highlighted how past generations had different expectations and conditions really hits home. It’s true that with the rising cost of living and changing job markets, we’re caught in this tough spot between our parents’ ideals and the harsh realities we face today.
The part about government policies not adapting to our changing needs resonated with me because I often feel like they’ve forgotten we’re in a different world now. What do you think will it take for them to really listen to our struggles?
I ask this because it feels like there’s a huge gap in understanding what young adults truly need. It’s like we’re expected to just accept things as they are, but are we just going to keep quiet about it? It’ll be interesting to see if there’s a shift in public discourse as more of us start voicing out. What’s your take?