A dialogue between two friends about criticizing the visitor

Nadia: I just don't understand what's happening to our world.

Khalid: Things have really changed. People don't seem to care like before.

Nadia: That young man we saw today, he looked so different.

Khalid: I thought his long hair would be bothersome. It hid his unclean neck though.

Nadia: He's just leeching off others, not working, and only thinking of himself. He seems completely indifferent.

Khalid: Sometimes I worry that our society is falling apart around us.

Nadia: What's frustrating is how these young folks have had it easy. They don't even remember the war!

Khalid: Well, that's the issue. Life has been too simple for them. They haven't faced challenges like we did.

Nadia: And they always blame their parents for everything.

Khalid: Right, I recall meeting a young man in Lahore who said our generation caused all the world's problems.

Nadia: What a silly idea!

Khalid: He even said that us complaining about young people just shows our ignorance. He believed better understanding would lead to better relationships.

Nadia: So unjust. We've done our best after all.

Khalid: True, but we have been in charge for a while. Mistakes were made, of course.

Nadia: But let's not forget the problems we inherited from our parents' generation! Like the first world war – they started it, and it created lasting issues.

Khalid: Indeed, you have a point.

Nadia: And the hypocrisy! Our parents covered things up. They didn't show much understanding. We were more open-minded.

Khalid: Yes, it's interesting. We're talking about our parents' generation just like that young man talked about us. Maybe all parents have always been blamed, no matter where or when.