The Tyranny of False Value

1.   List down all the adjectives that describe the youth of today.

---- The following are used to describe the youth of today in the oration.

a.    Inconstant and frivolous

b.    Soft and easygoing

c.    Not having the right attitude

d.    Parasitic

e.    Irresponsible

f.     Insincere

g.    Supercilious and cynical

   2.  If we find our youth of today lacking in the fine attributes that we expect them to have, who should be blamed according to the oration?  What makes them so?

----  The leaders of today are held accountable and should be blamed according to the oration.

Not all but many of the leaders today are led astray by the veneer of democracy, they are deceived by the sham of formality.The leaders of today opens the door of opportunity only to those that they know and not according to the provisions of the employment but according  to their wants and their wishes. If only they open the doors of opportunity equally wide open to those who are competent and incompetent, there should have been no skeptical youth today, irresponsible and incompetent youth could have been dependable and responsible enough.

We all know that fraud and corruption is rampant in our country today and that is obviously deeds of the politicians. They should not put the blame on the youth instead they should take a quick look in the mirror and they will realized that they are not a fine example of a leader but a dreadful one.

And most of all, Leaders asked the youth to follow a path they do not tread. Leaders commands the youth to bear a torch they do not light and gives a trust that they do keep

3   3.  It is said that, most often than not, what we think of others is a reflection of what we are. Do the ideas of our leaders expressed by youth reflects their faults in their merits?

---- Yes, because a leader should devote themselves no longer to a privileged minority but to the cause of unprivileged majority. Leaders should lead lives fraught with hardship and sacrifice. Leaders should demand of themselves first before anybody else. Leaders should leave successors tempered in the crucible of merit.