When Glenn Beck said that we’ve raised a nation of potential killers, some said he was being hyperbolic but I’ve been watching and listening to the left for long enough to see where they’re going. The German people didn’t wake up one day and decide to hate Jews, they learned it over time.
These days, if I had to choose a caregiver for myself, I think I would choose the niece who dropped out of school over the WMU student. The dropout has made serious mistakes and is continuing to make them but I think she sees other people as humans. The WMU student has made me a little uneasy on a couple of occasions when she speaks about “room in the workplace” for her generation. She has an attitude that anyone over 40 is just taking up her rightful space.
I’ve got lots of liberal relatives but none of the “adults” make me nervous the way the next generation does.
I understand everything you said here. It makes perfect sense to me.
That comment about hating Jews is very important. We kid ourselves today if we think it could never happen again, or involve other people in addition to the Jews.
Conservatives in the U.S. might just as well be Hitler’s handmaidens when you see the press describe them. It’s pathetic the values system they use to justify it too.
Right down to the Hitler youth efforts, the left has modeled it self after one of the worst governments in history. And yet it condemns others. Of course that part of the modeling too isn’t it.
As for your niece and the over 40 mindset, she’s getting it pumped in from somewhere. Her idiot professors were evidently ahead of the curve with what’s just ahead, or could be just ahead.
Thanks for the comments.