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Images from college campuses nationwide in the wake of Hamas‘s massacre of Israeli civilians are disturbing. Marchers chanting, “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free.” The slogan"Divest from Zionist genocide now” illuminated on a college library. Counter protesters physically beating Jewish students who publicly support Israel.
Generation Z’s unique moral confusion extends far beyond the Israel and Palestine conflict. Two in every five Zoomers believe government should have the power to prevent people from making offensive statements. Just 27% of Gen Xers agree. Almost half of Zoomers say it is acceptable to suppress the speech of those who disagree with them about race.
The sources of Generation Z’s sickness are twofold: First, the education system has immersed them in a Manichean “oppressed” and “oppressor” worldview. Women are oppressed and therefore good. Men are oppressors and therefore bad. Blacks are oppressed and therefore good. Whites are oppressors and therefore bad. Palestinians are oppressed and therefore good. Jews are oppressors and therefore bad.
This “oppressed” and “oppressor” world view has bred a culture of victimhood. Since possession of an “oppressed” identity is the only path to moral salvation, Generation Z has become obsessed with finding a way to consider themselves oppressed. Witness the Zoomers suddenly deciding they are gay, lesbian, or trans. Many will, one hopes and expects, grow out of it, but for now they act on the fact that one quick pronoun change can transform them from evil oppressor to sanctified oppressed.
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