Most of the youth's problem is unemployment and the lack of having a sustainable job. My question is, do we "the youth" really deserve to be employed or not?

Let me be honest with everyone; we are for sure the main reason for not finding a job. Don't be offended, but we, the young Kurds and Iraqis, have been lazy, unplanned, and uneducated. Okay, now let's forget about jobs. Tell me, if you had spent 15 minutes daily reading a specific book, how qualified would you become now in this field? Or if you had spent 15 minutes daily for the past 5 years learning a language, how many languages would you be able to use now?

Name someone who knows 3 languages and is still unemployed?

Name someone who knows 2 languages and computer skills and is unemployed?

Or at least someone who knows a language and is qualified in two different fields? 

There is no one—only those who wait for the government's miserable employment plan, which is the same and repeated every year. 

I'm not blaming anyone, and every one of us is responsible for their happiness and family. Here we have to think about how many times we've had a good chance in our lives, and we haven't been able to take advantage of it? How many times have you tried to start a serious job? How many times have you started your job and not been uncomfortable? What were the reasons? The answers should be with you. You need to sit down and create a suitable and new plan. 

Forget social media and people's nonsense daily complaints; let's start a new plan, be patient and start a new life. If you are powerful, you will live, and if you are powerless, you will be used by the hand of the authorities. It's obvious. The world and humanity have been created this way and will remain.

Having different opinions is normal. Please write down your opinion in the comment section, and let's discuss it. I am sure we will get to a good solution for everyone.