> The young lower their own life expectancy when they betray an inter-generational commitment to the older generations to take care of them I get what you're t

> The young lower their own life expectancy when they betray an inter-generational commitment to the older generations to take care of them I get what you're trying to say, but this isn't the correct argument for it. Social precedent relies on people not having any excuses that allow special-casing, which obviously doesn't apply here.