According to a Harvard/Harris poll, 51 percent of Americans ages 18–24 believe Hamas was justified in its brutal terrorist attacks on innocent Israeli citizens on October 7.
I read that statistic at a time where I thought I’d lost the capacity to be shocked. For weeks, I’ve seen the clips and read the firsthand stories documenting Hamas’s atrocities: burned bodies, decapitated babies, raped women, children tied together with their parents, mutilated corpses. I’d seen the rallies on elite campuses celebrating Hamas’s murderous cause, the faculty letters excusing the terrorists. I thought I had grasped the extent of the moral rot. I thought I had seen the bottom.
But I hadn’t.
How did we reach a point where a majority of young Americans hold such a morally bankrupt view of the world? Where many young Americans were rooting for terrorists who had kidnapped American citizens—and against a key American ally? Where were they getting the raw […]
Interesting article advocating censorship. I’m sure the author will be quite comfortable with those on the left advocating the same. Although it is quite discouraging that the young justify the carnage that Hamas inflicted upon the innocent, I suspect their support has much more to do with the power imbalance involved. Should this be the case, the government will have a rocky road to travel in justifying it’s foreign policy.
And Fox News is brainwashing our old people (the ones who vote) against any sane future for our young people.