Was at a solidarity with Gaza protest the other day in the same town as a small rural state University. The whole town plaza was filled with young people chanting from the river to the sea.

racism, ableism, genocide denial, generational discourse, western chauvanism

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A new Harvard-Harris poll asked Americans what they think about the Hamas-Israel conflict, and the results sharply diverged along generational lines.

Yes, that's right: Nearly half of young respondents said they side with the terrorist group that just earlier this month purposefully targeted and slaughtered innocent civilians, including women, children, and infants, in a chilling and sadistic manner.

On the contrary, it's in large part the consequence of a corrosive and malevolent "social justice" ideology that's being spoon-fed to young Americans on college campuses.

In this depraved worldview, which Elon Musk has dubbed the "woke mind virus," the world is divided into two groups of people: oppressors and oppressed.

Just look at the Black Lives Matter chapter that responded to October 7 attacks by showing "solidarity" with the Palestinians, not Israel, and even positively depicting the hang gliders that were used by Hamas terrorists to kill civilians.

And who are young, white, affluent Americans—who've been told for years how privileged they are and how incapable that renders them to perceive the world—to question the "truth" of an oppressed people?

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