Dennis Prager discusses why Gen Z feels betrayed: COVID lockdowns, vaccine misinformation, and college degrees that don't lead to jobs. Speaker B argues anger isn't enough and calls for fighting for truth to restore trust in institutions like the CDC.
I think that they would say that it's not the same, but they do feel like they've been sabotaged from within. They've been locked up 'cause of the COVID lockdowns. They have been lied to about having to vaccinate. They have been lied to that if they go to college, they'll be given the promise of a job, but then they graduate from college with lots of debt and no job. They say that it is virtually impossible for them to get jobs because so many of the opportunities are given to foreigners. And so they'll say it's not the same as the 1920s in Germany, but they do feel disaffected because they've been lied to time and time again from within.
All right, so they have been lied to. The first two were accurate, and I said it at the time, they were lied to about COVID The number of lies is unbelievable. The distance of 6 feet, the masks, the vaccine that is not actually a vaccine, that it was experimental, etc. So the answer is not anger alone. It must be, now I will fight. That's how you get undisaffected. You fight.
Fight for what?
Fight for a government that has a CDC that tells the truth. That, that, that I'm just talking about this example. Fighting, and nonviolent is what I mean, fighting is the answer to being lied to. Fight for the truth.
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