Your final sentence seems to assume that the youth don't want what you're calling a "HBB" life. They may not be able to achieve it, but if anything, I'd think

Your final sentence seems to assume that the youth don't want what you're calling a "HBB" life. They may not be able to achieve it, but if anything, I'd think that they're more likely to vote in favour of it. I'm young. Effectively since high school I've been working towards that life. It's what I consider to be a good, successful life. Relaxing in front of the fire or kicking about in the garden with the kids. In the UK we don't have the American exurb life for the most part, but a little terraced house with a garden on a quiet street - sign me up. There is nothing impossible about this unless you expect that an infinite number of people should pile into one city regardless of economic viability.