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- There is a major generational divide, with the young more likely than the old to blame governments for the ongoing impact; the young also feel more badly affe
by playcache 5y ago
- There is a major generational divide, with the young more likely than the old to blame governments for the ongoing impact; the young also feel more badly affected.
Because, sadly they are.
- hnarn 5y agoYounger people were already adversely impacted by unemployment and high real estate prices, so I think it's hard to see how it would have been even practically possible to have any other pandemic outcome than a disparity in how the generations were affected. It has simply underlined the socio-economic differences already present, for example in who can and cannot choose to work from home.