It’s not just the ghetto kids — it’s also the middle-class kids on campuses, the spawn of liberal parents, who are also destroying the country.
All of them — plus ISIS people — are cut from the same cloth: they’re a bunch of narcissists who feel entitled & diminished. They seem angry at truth, or something. Essentially they want to do their own thing & have everyone cater to them.
In ‘68 there were still enough conservatives around to keep things in check. Now, the younger generation are so stunted by PC rhetoric that I worry about anarchy. These people couldn’t run a grocery store, let alone a country.
Which generation allowed this to prosper? Which generation of “men” where too busy watching football and obsessing over their 401Ks to pay attention to what was going on around them? The generation that couldn’t (wouldn’t?) control their wives or their kids. The generation that put 2 cars in the driveway and 4 bedrooms to sleep in while they handed the kids over to the state. Civic responsibility? Giving half a shit? Not even close.
What generation raised such nihilistic people? The Greatest Generation. I think not.
In 1968 89% of the population was non-Hispanic whites; today it is 63%. By 2019 half of the population 18 and under will be minorities as classified by the USG.
We have created a permanent underclass populated by mostly blacks and Hispanics. The wealth gap is growing along with a sense of frustration in our inner cities where the unemployment rate for blacks without a high school diploma is 95%. Some graphs to show why this is occurring:
The black unemployment rate has consistently been twice as high as the white unemployment rate for 50 years: 
The gap in household income between blacks and whites hasn't narrowed in the last 50 years
the wealth disparity between whites and blacks grew even wider during the Great Recession
The black poverty rate is no longer declining:
Our schools are more segregated today than in 1980
The marriage gap has widened over the past 50 years:
Blacks are still far more likely to be uninsured than whites. That's true for both adults and children:
The racial disparity in incarceration rates is bigger than it was in the 1960s:
