gFam.live (UrbanGladiator)
@gfam
https://youtu.be/Ufmu1WD2TSk?si=1NFFxHNGEtgtKOjW The comments under this video are actually really helpful. Essentially the older population in South Korea doesn't vote for things that would help younger generations... and that's unlikely to stop. The video doesn't cover immigration at all... which to me seems like the obvious solution.
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CRUNNELLA
@crunnella
I think once people get to a certain age they shouldnāt be allowed to vote or their vote counts as half (yes Iām ageist lol) and hope that their children/grandchildren vote in their best interests and for everyone all around. The boomers are ruining everything. They donāt even understand technology anymore. How can they make policy? Also, age limits for people running countries. Old people can be so out of touch from the younger generations. Leaders should be not too young, not too old. Honestly can I just be QUEEN OF THE WORLD and tell everyone what is best for them? Everything is nuanced and few people see those nuances. Urgggg frustration!!!!!!! (lol)
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gFam.live (UrbanGladiator)
@gfam
Australia is such a good example of exactly this... it went from a scrappy young innovative clever country in 80s and 90s to a pretty conservative country where boomer's houses have gone from $100K to $1M and there's not much hope for younger generations.... and all the politics have reflected that since boomers have pretty much always been the biggest voting block. I would vote for you as Queen of the World, I imagine you'd institute some great nap policy.
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callum
@csmit
Yepā¦ houses went from 100k to 1m and the advice that older generations give us (who own all the housing) is to buy at 1m and sell at 10m š
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gFam.live (UrbanGladiator)
@gfam
Exactly... except banks won't loan out 10m because wages haven't grown to match...
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callum
@csmit
š Revolution š
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