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>>8602413

Does the government care that widespread youth unemployment leads to social unrest? Could they set up some kind of "employer of last resort" program for 25-year-old NEETs whom even retail considers untouchable due to their lack of references, work history, and life experience outside their basement?

Are the wealthy class concerned that stagnating wages, rising rent prices, and lack of gainful employment mean eventually they'll run out of customers who will be able to afford their products? Does this ever come up in their secret Bilderberg Group meetings, "Uhhh guys, this isn't sustainable in the long run. They need some kind of disposable income or we won't have anyone to sell to."

We're already seeing millennials cut back on cable tv, restaurants, cars, houses, vacations, luxury goods, marriage, and children. Some frugal/minimalist communities have gone full asceticism and live like monks. Or is the endgame some kind of circlejerk where the top 10% only sell to each other and the rest of society doesn't participate in the economy?