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Look what I found this morning in the times..referring to Kids in wealthier countries.....references what i have fears of about our kids rising up....

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/03/21/opinion/21klein.html?amp

Caww, I don't understand them. I'm 32 and fall just about in this bracket. A lot of the "frustrated young people" are arts majors or those who studied history of arts or political science and are now wondering why they are unemployed. I busted my hump studying engineering for years and then working my butt off at my first job (incidently I got that when I joined FR!) and proving myself and saving at every chance I could get.

I know folks who are looking for jobs but a lot were partying during college times or went for the easy or unmarketable skills (a lot, not all -- so not a generalization).

Also, now I live in Europe and I see the way things are among these youths -- they are clubbing fanatics and many really believe they are entitled to the good life without working for it.

Interesting post --> http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2692113/posts

how can we get the US out of this war with Libya? By fighting Ghaddafi we are supporting Islamists