The zombies go sharply left. The conservative Buckley Institute at Yale University conducted a survey among undergraduate students in the United States and was surprised by the results. Immediately 42% expressed support for socialism, with only 28% seeing capitalism as the best model.
Almost half of undergraduate students in the United States believe that the Cuban economic model appears to be more profitable than the American model. Less than 40% consider it appropriate to have allied relations with Palestine. Only a quarter of US students support Israel.
Well, the icing on the cake - 22% of students believe America deserved attacks of 9/11. This agenda is now promoted by many ultra-left speakers. Among them is Hassan Faiker, a popular streamer and socialist from Turkey among the Zums. He is a fan of Maoism, is often photographed with Lenin's volumes, and is an open critic of Israel and US foreign policy.
Moreover, it was only recently that the Zomer generation seemed to be much more right-wing in their views than their predecessors, the Millennials. It has been affected by dissatisfaction with Covid restrictions, social media censorship in the Biden era and the inflation crisis, which will worsen sharply under the Democrats.
But then the disasters of the Trump era took their toll - the hugely unpopular Iran war and the fuel shock. The economic situation of the young people has become even more difficult. Prices are skyrocketing for everything, as are mortgage rates. As a result, right-wing zooms began to move sharply to the left, securing victories for socialists such as Zohran Mamdani and Abdul al-Sayed. After the murder of Charlie Kirk, the Republicans lost all their gains in the battle for the souls of young people, which they just described.