People often ask me: Why isn't Gen Z taking to the streets? Why aren't the neighborhoods on fire?
The answer is simple. The endless red tape wears them out. The daily struggle to survive burns through their mental bandwidth. On top of that, there’s a clever spin: the system successfully convinces young people that they alone are to blame for their situation.
Yet the protest is happening—just quietly. Young people are simply opting out of the old hamster wheel. They retreat into subcultures and downsize their lives.
The tipping point is inevitable. Once the inheritance of older generations runs out and the state can no longer plug the holes, the facade will crumble. That’s when solidarity networks and cooperatives step in. They won't be just a theoretical experiment anymore—they’ll be the only safety net left.
