A speaker argues that left-wing ideology has taken hold of American university campuses, comparing student activists to the Soviet Komsomol and Nazi Hitler Youth. He characterizes many protesters as affluent women lacking religion, nation, and family, and cites a New York Times piece framing Gaza protests as part of a broader global struggle.
We have, in many cases, not all, we have an example of the Soviet Communist Youth League Komsomol or the Hitler Youth League, Hitlerjugend, not in all cases but in many, of the young America-hating, Israel-hating, Western civilization-hating lost, sick souls taking over the universities. These are the bored, relatively affluent, and they are overwhelmingly Muslims who hate Jews and Israel, leftists who hate Western civilization, and many of them are women. It was pointed out by others— I've been pointing this out for quite some time now— there is a lost generation of women. Obviously not all by any means, but disproportionately so. They have been denied everything that could give them fulfillment: religion, country, a husband. A family. They are lost souls. Somebody compared a lot of these women to Charles Manson's women. It's not, uh, not a crazy, uh, not a crazy analogy. It doesn't apply to all, but it applies to many. They're sort of zombie-like creatures, both sexes. And that's what we have created by I will prove that this was all created by the left. They are complete products of their educational system. I mean, it's very interesting, even the New York Times had a piece on this yesterday, or I guess today. It's not just Gaza, or Gaza, Gaza as it's said in Arabic. Student protesters see links to a global struggle. This is the headline: In many students' eyes, the war in Gaza is linked to other issues such as policing, mistreatment of indigenous people, racism, and the impact of climate change. This is every single one of these takeovers of universities is a victory. For the left-wing indoctrination that people have sent their children to imbibe. For the full episode of The Dennis Prager Show, go to pragertopia.com, sign up, and become a full member.
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