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The young people are better educated and more broad-minded.
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Young people enjoy many more things than the old: they have money to spend;
they grow up more quickly; they enjoy more freedom.
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The young people do not blindly accept the ideals of their elders.
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The old people assume they know best, but it is only a matter of experience.
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The young people question the values and assumptions of the older generation
and they are right.
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The young people enjoy more freedom and have a stronger sense of
responsibility.
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The young people reject conformity in dress. They reject drab gray suits and
convict haircuts.
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The old people settle differences by conventional politics and violence.
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The old people are unhappy and guilt-ridden in their personal lives.
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The old people do not have noble ambitions and only strive for material
possessions.
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The old people are unable to keep away from the rat race, in which they
have lost touch with the most important things in life.
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The old people can learn from the young. Young people are more devoted to
their friends.
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The young people know how to enjoy work and leisure and not to be inhibited.
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The young people live in the present rather than in the past or future.
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The young people have the energy to accomplish things.
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The young people want change and it is important to change in order to make
the world a better place.
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The young people have many new ideas and are often held back by the old who
cannot think of new things as possibly good ideas.
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