Young Australians speak about the challenges of living amid the COVID-19 pandemic on Q+A, but are taken to task for 'complaining' by a self-described 'boomer'.
Young Australians have spoken about the challenges of living amid the COVID-19 pandemic on Q+A, but have come under fire for "complaining" from a self-described "boomer".
He also attacked the Government decision to revise fee structures for university degrees, and accused those in power of failing young Australians."Sixteen members of the Coalition Government went to university for free. The Arts Minister proposing this change, enforcing it, has three arts degrees," he said.
"The majority of people that have taken money out of their super during the pandemic have used it to pay off debts and pay down their mortgage," he said. "Why are all these young people complaining?" asked Maria Hreglich, from Mosman in Sydney's north shore.
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