Dennis Prager argues that a small minority of students, many first- or second-generation immigrants from the Middle East, have become a "truly bad seed" supporting evil on campuses. He contends that even tiny numbers are enough for harmful ideologies to take over.
The question is, what does the American people think? I have no— I don't have an answer to that. When they see what's going on on campuses, what do they think? Well, let me offer some thoughts on what they should think. That might be helpful. They should think that a certain truly bad seed of young people has been raised in the United States and abroad, because many of these people are first generation or second generation from the Middle East. It's something remarkable to witness, the support for evil on our campuses. But it's also important to remember that they're a very small minority of students. This leads to an observation that is worthy of making. It doesn't take a majority for evil to prevail.
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