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Even today we hear voices about these frightening youths. Today, from the mouths of those of us who were once “corrupt youth,” those of us who were once considered corrupt. And those who have moved on to the position of “the last generation that still did everything right.”

Meanwhile, what about today\’s youth? Well, look at them! Aren\’t they awful? They don\’t want to study, they don\’t want to go to work unless they can immediately obtain a leadership position or salary that they once could not even dream of, and they don\’t want to stand on their own feet.

Instead of the younger people taking care of us and taking care of us, the older people just enjoy hanging around our necks consistently. They live in a “mommy hotel” and we should dig a little deeper to contribute a little to the running of the household.

And the clothes! Look around! All we need are jeans and printed t-shirts, yet they have everything branded and expensive. We used to go to Lipno and the GDR in the summer. We ate whatever they brought us in the supermarkets.

That\’s what you can spend your money on, these horrible young people. But to save a penny? To get a place to live someday? No, it isn\’t. They are probably only counting on us to give them money under the illusion that someone will lend them money.

We grow old just to do it. Then the spoiled youth will have something to live for. If we do not try, they will starve and die in the filth. We should throw them out of their homes.

All talk and little action has been done. We would not kick our youth out and leave them to their fate, would we?

But we should do something similar to this. For their own sake and, in a way, for ours.

We should not make life easier for our children. We should not make our children suffer, but we should not pamper them so much that they become hothouse flowers who must eventually go out into the real world where they will not be able to stand. We should not spoil our children, but prepare them. They should be encouraged from an early age to have a sense of responsibility. And as adults, they should not be made to live under the same roof, in the same home, with us parents. The earlier the better.

Where should these young people go? Somewhere. We can help them with donations and crowns, but nothing more.

Because a young man is only useful when he is independent. And he will one day be able to tell, as we all do, how corrupt the youth are, even though they were not so when they were young.