Just a few days away from the crucial electoral event, Lebanese people from various demographics are preparing to engage in the elections, each in their own way. But which age group is the most enthusiastic about the elections? The youth, who may be voting for the first or second time, are the most excited about this pivotal event that could turn the scales upside down.
This group of youth is the most affected by the economic situation, as they are living through an unprecedented economic crisis. It has become difficult for their parents to pay for their university fees and ensure a decent life for them, especially while the Lebanese University is facing several issues.
Additionally, the unemployment rate is gradually rising under this circumstance, making it hard for new graduates to find jobs. This group has also experienced the largest explosion in modern Lebanese history, which shocked many of them and provided greater motivation to rise against this bitter and dire reality.
Moreover, this youth group witnesses the humiliation and hardship that their parents endure after being demeaned at gas stations, robbed of their lifetime savings, and brought to tears at pharmacies and bakeries. In conclusion, the youth's memory is marked by the "respectful" oppression their parents endure, and they will hold every official accountable, becoming the force for a white revolution against the corrupt system.
