I agree with Vishal.
People who strive to achieve through their own hard work and determination are rewarded by high levels of tax, the burden of debt and the inability to step onto the housing ladder.
Those who choose another route of maintaining the status-quo, living in social housing financed by the hard working MINORITY - face none of these challenges.
Those who come from humble benginings but strive to better themselves find themselves struggling financially, whilst those who sponge off the state wallow in cash handed out by this government.
Perhaps that is why so many of my graducating class are choosing to emigrate to distant shores where they are free of such pressures and frustration

Kate, Northants, UK,

The young get criticised for binge drinking. But with the kind of future described in this article who can blame them? Who wouldn't do the same?

Peter Kellow, Lesneven, France

The rich have their tax loopholes, the poor have the state handouts and council houses - who pays for it? The 9-5 hardworking middle class. They talked about riots on the street because of the gap between the rich and the poor...what about the middle-class?! You are 'posh' if you speak well, or if you go to university...accused of sponging off of your parents.
We have reached a state today that whoever is working hard to improve their situation in life is mocked at - by those who DON'T pay taxes at all. Save the MiddleClass.

Vishal, St. Albans, Herts