> Every interview I go on, they want to know what I can do to help them reach, court, and convert young people. I don't think it's going to happen. The younge

> Every interview I go on, they want to know what I can do to help them reach, court, and convert young people. I don't think it's going to happen. The younger generations have been raised on a culture of collective, forced participation rather than voluntarism. Ironically, the community service many of them were forced to perform in order to graduate taught them not to volunteer. They are not members of churches, of civic associations, of non-profits: instead, then tend to call for others to fund their desired initiatives (i.e., for taxes rather than donations). This is not an unintended consequence: a collective state cannot tolerate free association.