Our country today! A TOTALLY FAILED country!

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 How the fuck did the head of the family, a worker, with one wage, manage to support a family with 4 children, go on vacation for a fucking month every year, fucking one month, send 4 children to university, without ever asking anyone for anything?


In the 90’s, a worker earned around 500 euro, Petrol cost 50c a liter, the bus 20c, a newspaper 25c, and bread 30c. 


Every family received a boatload of family allowances, almost equivalent to half the salary, for 4 children. They had a car that cost just over 1200 euro, less than 3 paychecks (today a piece of shit car costs around 18,000 euros, that is, 15 paychecks for a worker).


An extraordinary life! With a worker's salary, he managed the monumental feat of:


- Buying a house (without a guarantor)

- Buying a house by the sea (without a guarantor)

- Sending 4 children to school, to university, 

- Marrying off 4 children (without anyone's help)

- Buying 5 new cars, 1 motorcycle, and 4 bicycles 


And there are some ASSHOLES who dare to say that we live in prosperity today.


People today can't even manage to go on vacation for a week...


What have we got?


A TOTALLY FAILED country!


And the government doesn't give a damn about all this shit?

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