Have US college students been radicalized ?

Seeing what's happening on US colleges campuses makes it easier to understand how the Holocaust happened.

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WandererTony · 56-60, M

I dont think they are radicalised. But thanks them, the hypocrisy of their governments are exposed. American interests in selling arms in any middle east conflict has only one purpose. Commercial. The students are not interested in commerce. They are interested in humanity.

Guardian · 56-60, M

@WandererTony I think every young generation rebels, but somewhere along the way, a line has been crossed transforming once youthful exuberence of rebelling and peaceful protest into open obscene hatred and inexplicable violence. Society has changed and not for the good. Something must be done!

NerdyPotato · M

@Guardian most protests still don't involve any violence, and the few that do aren't anything new.

Here's a little summary of the worst ones going back to 1863:

https://www.britannica.com/study/history-of-us-riots-and-protests

WandererTony · 56-60, M

@Guardian Protests have the potential of turning violent occasionally. I do not support violence. But it does not mean that the idea of protest is faulty. Killing the right to protest creates an autocratic state. Many here seem to support that.

Guardian · 56-60, M

@WandererTony AB-SO-LUTE-LY! Non-violent protest is meaningful and necessary to maintain societal balance!