First of all, I would like to remind you that you have also been young. I do not know how you would stand if what it is today had happened, how you would have adopted the rules or to what extent you would have helped your neighbour. It seems to me that they are behaving very responsibly, I am greatly admired the attitude they have adopted to comply with the norms, and, of course, the network of care groups that have been created throughout the Basque Country, driven by young people. Even more admirable in a society and a moment that has not been taken into account and that has not offered alternatives to them.

However, society seems to be acting as a policeman in its patriarchal logic. The police are also aggressive when it detects some grass to a minor, on the contrary, it does not dare or dare to attack networks of prostitution. Four young people have a holiday and we see them as murderers of our elders, while we let the real criminals of this society act on their own, leaving aside the most important issues of debate. Because to keep saving our ego, it's easier to fight the most vulnerable than to face the major challenges and criminals that we're not able to transform and that we're desperate for. In fact, this makes us feel vulnerable and weak.

I therefore suspect that, in addition to youth, the whole of society is not indifferent and, consequently, also the leaders we have. Because it is not a very responsible attitude to hold others accountable without having done the duties of oneself. Let us not ignore the colossal ecological challenge that this pandemic has created and that we have ahead of us. Over EUR 27 million have already been spent in the management of the Zaldibar disaster, 14 in a helicopter and another 4 in vans from the Ertzaintza, European Union aid is distributed among friends, a giant incinerator for the management of industrial waste has been built, the TAV, the SuperSurf and the Metro have been built, and green hydrogen is now vital in the Basque territory.

There is not alternative, there is no alternative, Margaret Thatcher said. Today it is the opposite, there is no alternative that guarantees life and well-being, but growth. We have to change the patterns of consumption that have placed us at the crossroads and that are not necessary to live with dignity, whether we like it or not. Accept the ecological disaster we have created, identify the errors by making a real diagnosis of the situation and work on the solution. In order to face the reality and the future that comes to us, it is up to us to strengthen ourselves and to begin to fulfil each and every one of its responsibilities.

While we denounce adolescents, we do not throw ourselves at our political leaders and economic leaders. We do not attach importance to climate change or to the ecological crisis, we do not take decisive steps towards the sovereignty of our health, education, food, care and energy, and we deepen our dependence on economic powers, increasing public debt. The debt our descendants are going to bear, the young, if you have to remember it.

It's curious. The young people we've grown up and educated in the shape of this immature society that we've built, we've made them the target of our cults, our disabilities, our anger and our hatred. As simple as comfortable. Double or the same negligence. Imagine.

How much time of our day do we use to denounce each other and how, in the face of the screens that pollute us, will we avoid the political responsibility of each one?

So who is the teenager?