One wonders why national wealth is being squandered in the guise of supporting the unemployed youth by giving taxis through balloting to supporters instead of forming private limited companies comprising a fleet of minimum 100 vehicles. It is young people who are bearing the brunt of our failures. Full of zeal and relatively free of responsibilities, youth are traditionally the generation most inclined to question the status quo and authority.
Fifty years ago, baby boomers had access to information through the new marvel of television, and as they became university-age and delayed having families, many had time to challenge government policies and social norms. Youth radicalisation swept the world, culminating in explosive protests, violence and government crackdowns across Europe, Asia and North America. By doing so, we can generate additional employment opportunities as well as maintain the fleet, and keep a record of the income earned.
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