The Towers of Light display illuminates the night sky at the Pentagon, Sept. 9, 2021, honoring those who lost their lives in the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Brittany A. Chase)
Nearly 3,000 innocent people slaughtered, killed by exploding jets, horrific fires and the collapse of the iconic Twin Towers in New York City on Sept. 11, 2001.
Thousands of families left to pick up the pieces after a horrific loss; some not even allowed a closure as the loved ones’ bodies were disintegrated and never found.
The resulting fear that it could happen again, new and burdensome security procedures, as well as the cost to the U.S. of its military campaigns against terror.
This is what undergraduate college students say Americans actually “deserved.”
Not all of them, of course, according to a poll. But 22%.
The work by the Buckley Institute surveyed 803 undergrads and found 22% said Americans deserved the 9/11 attack.
“Thankfully, there were still 72% who disagreed with that statement, and 6% said they were unsure,” the survey found.
A report from RedState said the polling reveals what young Americans think, and “it could not be more sobering and dangerous.”
Also, 38% said “Palestine” would be a better U.S. ally than Israel.
Buckley Institute poll reveals 22% of American undergraduates believe the U.S. deserved the 9/11 attacks, amidst a growing preference for socialism This is feels like China’s doing. Total lack of common sense Link: https://t.co/mZDU0m2onQ https://t.co/uU2dMzdQVQ
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And, given the rise of the Marxist and communist ideologies found in the Democrat party these days, the polling alarmingly showed students were asked, “If you had to choose, which economic system would you prefer to live under?”
Forty-two percent said socialist, 28% said capitalist, and 30% had no opinion.
Given the statement, “While socialist countries like Cuba and the Soviet Union have not been perfect, they offer a better economic model than capitalist countries like the United States,” 47% said yes, 33% disagreed, and 19.5% were unsure,, the polling showed.
The evidence of education industry indoctrination went further, the report said.
“Of those surveyed, 50% said America is forever linked to white supremacy, and that minorities cannot expect equality, while 39% said America has progressed in areas of equality. But the most chilling finding by far was that 40% of those surveyed said that ‘offensive speech’ should be criminally prosecuted.”
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[ H/T WorldNetDaily ]
