Some of them, if i feel like i'm the right fit for the job aside from the experience.

This guys, this is it.

I am 25 and I should pray to the Lord everyday for finding my current job. It was a matter of pure luck.

Here you have my two cents in this thread: self-employment. It's the only way for young adults to start working on something you don't feel like a Pharaoh Babyboomer slave, where he gets richer while you suck shit. I must say self-employment is quite hard, but at least you are on your own in the worst case. Ideal would be meeting some of those many unemployed young adults with studies. This would also provide you 2-3 years of experience.

The problem comes when you find out the bank won't give you any credit to start... cause you have not any job or any propierty (obvious, you never had a job that provided you the chance to begin with)

I'm very concerned with everything you are talking about here, and all of you seem quite into it. I'm pretty sure most of you age around 23 to 29. I'll be glad to keep an eye on this post, as I know how it feels to be there.

Edit: in order to correct some mistakes/typos.

Baby boomers are also the ones who expanded the welfare state, and will get all of the benefit from it, without paying into the system like we do.

I absolutely loathe paying 14.3% of my wages into a system that I will get no benefit from, while those 65 and older get money they did not earn.

We're pretty much headed to be Japan over the next few years or decades. No increase in income or wages, increasing government debt, increasing inflation..