A student group that bills itself as “America’s right wing youth movement” focused on countering radical multiculturism, socialism and mass immigration is causing a stir on a growing number of college campuses across the country.
The conservative political group Youth for Western Civilization is currently organized on at least seven university campuses. According to its Web site, the group hopes to inspire Western youth on the “basis of pride in their American and Western heritage,” counter and ultimately defeat “leftism on campus” and create a social movement in which a right-wing subculture is an alternative to what it calls a “poisonous and bigoted” campus climate.
Well go figure. You actually want me to believe there’s a liberal agenda at our higher institutions of learning? Watch the video and decide for yourself. It’s refreshing to see students take a stand against the liberal bull shit they are spoon-fed everyday.
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This “liberal agenda” reminds me of when I was taking a course in Int’l Politics a couple years ago (as an adult at a liberal-arts college of some renown). There was this freshman girl ranting about “how do people even LEARN to torture people?” blah blah blah.
I was like, “Look, here’s how that happens… we have folks, who we need to train how to get information from people who don’t want to give it up. At the same time, we have guys – smart guys – who know how to take apart a nuclear warhead and arm it without using codes or anything like that. You put those two people in a room and that’s a training program in the making for both parties.”
The best was the professor (who was a great guy, very middle of the road politically, at least he didn’t let it show), who says, with this thick Indian accent “he is not being glib!! that is happening right now!”
There may well be a liberal agenda in colleges, but it’s also a much greater portion that … kids are just naturally predisposed to liberalism. They’re young, idealistic, and think the world owes them something. It’s when they grow up, and start to have things taken from them and given to others — things they’ve worked hard for — that they start to see that there are least valid arguments on both sides of that debate-topic.
Well said, Derek!
Ok, how do I join?
Actually, probably should start a local chapter since I am not attending a university.
My chapter will target Center of Life, Central European American, Scholastically Challenged individuals, but everyone will be welcome.
PC Translation of above terms:
Center of Life=Middle Aged
Central European American=German-American
Scholastically Challenged=Under Educated Sorry, can’t help being a smart aleck!!