Stop voting to protect the status quo. Stop being a NIMBY and let more housing be built, even if it hurts yor house price. Confront climate change, even if it means giving up your car, your diet, your annual holidays, the way we plan and build infrastructure and cities.
Vote to give younger people a fighting chance against rampant house price growth, rising tuition costs, weak wage growth, rising health care costs. Take ownership for the state of the world and commit to helping people beyond your family lines.
Vote for progress, not against it like many boomers I know
I went back and re-read his post and I'll be damned if I can find anything about how he votes, what his stand on building new housing, climate change, or any of the other things you cite. Do you have some innate skill at knowing an individual's thinking on a wide variety of topics from a few written words?