In a more sustainable future, they would be in a position of power to better understand climate change and the toll it takes on our planet, our quality of life, our health and our daily routines. At present, some measures are being taken, and the ones that are being taken, such as the use of plastic bags, are globally harmful and only make things more difficult for the workers, and the reduction in the use of plastic bags does not mean anything at all as long as they continue to be produced and sold. Furthermore, an ideal future would mean fair wages, a reasonable minimum wage - no matter what business one is in, a person would need to be able to provide a decent life for himself or herself, as well as a roof over his or her head and food. It is also necessary to halt the growth of fascism, which is not only the most widespread in the last few years, but is almost dominant in Europe, as can be seen from the choices made. As long as the ideas of discrimination, hatred and domination of foreign lives in the name of religion and so-called traditions (such groups do not regard the real traditions and heritage of a nation as the true traditions of a nation) are considered normal, Europe cannot move forward, and neither can the European Union, which prides itself on its diversity and uniqueness.