[BenLurkin]

How can a “generation” be in power?

[lgjhn23]

Can’t rightly blame em with their situation over there.
They’re in the same boat we are here: there is nothing to gained by voting.

[dragnet2]

What happens in the U.S. eventually happens in Europe. I and millions of others stopped voting in U.S. elections long ago because all the professional insider politicians from both parties were corrupt or severely inept. And the higher the office, the more corrupt/inept they’ve become.

Better of two evil my a$$.

[onona]

eschewing voting for revolution is a harbinger

[Some Fat Guy in L.A.]

So the French ones are voting Le Pen then?

[Viking2002]

Of course they're ready to 'revolt' for something they can't even wrap their Internet-addled minds around. But their lazy, ill-disciplined asses expect it to be delivered to their bedroom windows via Amazon or Google drone.

[TADSLOS]

Antifa in Europe.

[BobL]

I remember there were massive and violent youth protests in Switzerland a couple of decades ago. But no one could figure out why - they were wealthy as hell, at peace, and in a stable society.

The conclusion: The kids were bored...they simply had it too easy.

In this case the ‘protesters’ won’t even know why they’re protesting, and they’ll be lead like a horse into supporting the end of their societies.

[Bringbackthedraft]

Would you actively participate in large-scale uprising against the generation in power if it happened in the next days or months? More than half of 18- to 34-year-olds said yes. ............................ Paving the way for president Comacho?

[olezip]

More than half of 18- to 34-year-olds said yes.

How many of these 18- to 34-year-olds are Muslims or illegal immigrants or both?

[Wuli]

These are dangerous forms of polling.

1. All polls have someone seeking to use them as push-polls (seeking to use a poll & it’s results to influence others to join the conclusions of the poll.

2. It offers nothing as to why a younger generation is upset to begin with - too much government, too little government, too much taxation, too little government entitlement, too much regulation, too little regulation, too much capitalism, too much Marxism. How does the poll tell you WHAT the youth have against the present situation and how they wish it would go? Zip, zilch, nada.

That kind of polling is looking for and hoping for enough sheeple who will follow any “revolutionary”.

Don’t get me wrong. I understand, from MY VIEW, WHY the younger generation in Europe would be upset, but that poll tells you ONLY that they are, not why, not what they want.