What Are You Doing Right Now? (183 Viewers)

Dostoevsky

Dostoevsky

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swag said:
Well, @Dostoevsky , I guess it's official. :lazy:

Young people in southeastern Europe need jobs
http://www.dw.com/en/young-people-in-southeastern-europe-need-jobs/a-19194452
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Aye. It's been like that for quite a while, it's good it's starting to draw some attention... I guess. Or news being spread will only bring more slavery -- which is more likely.

A couple of years ago official unemployment (among youth!) in Serbia has been 40-50%. I'd increase that number by at least 10. And that is quite sad and pathethic. Pensioners are funding their children. Parents are funding their children. Judging by the statistics Serbia is only second to Guinea-Bissau when it comes to (*young) people leaving their country. Now, it only sounds worse when you're aware that the average age in Serbia is like 65, due to all wars and lost generations. And it's only worse when you look at the political stage and how there won't be any improvement whatsoever for at least next 10 years. People lost their hope here. It's literally becoming a slavery.
 
Völler

Völler

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Dostoevsky said:
Aye. It's been like that for quite a while, it's good it's starting to draw some attention... I guess. Or news being spread will only bring more slavery -- which is more likely.

A couple of years ago official unemployment (among youth!) in Serbia has been 40-50%. I'd increase that number by at least 10. And that is quite sad and pathethic. Pensioners are funding their children. Parents are funding their children. Judging by the statistics Serbia is only second to Guinea-Bissau when it comes to (*young) people leaving their country. Now, it only sounds worse when you're aware that the average age in Serbia is like 65, due to all wars and lost generations. And it's only worse when you look at the political stage and how there won't be any improvement whatsoever for at least next 10 years. People lost their hope here. It's literally becoming a slavery.
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Have you looked into leaving the country? I mean, are you considering it?
 
Dostoevsky

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Völler said:
Have you looked into leaving the country? I mean, are you considering it?
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If I had some connections and something worth considering -- I'd consider. Unlike before, I'd (sadly) consider leaving the country.

JuveJay said:
Dusan speaks English and looks like Carlos Wilhelm Garcia, those two things combined have to be worth something abroad.
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:lol2: those times..
 
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