Poll Shocker: 20 Percent of Gen Z Has a Positive View of Osama bin Laden
The heinous massacre in Israel on Oct. 7 shocked the world with its brutality and inhumanity.
But the attacks also revealed another shocking trend — the growing sympathy among the youth of America for Islamic radicalism and a disdain for the Judeo-Christian values that form the basis of our civilization.
A new poll reveals that about 20 percent of young Americans ages 18-29 have a positive view of 9/11 mastermind Osama bin Laden.
The poll, commissioned by DailyMail.com and conducted by J.L. Partners, found that 8 percent of young voters view bin Laden “completely positively” while another 12 percent view him “somewhat positively.”
A new poll found 1 in 5 Gen Z members hold a “positive view” of terrorist leader Osama bin Laden. The same Daily Mail poll found 3 in 10 Gen-Z members believe bin Laden’s anti-American, antisemitic views were a force for good.
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— NewsNation (@NewsNation) December 28, 2023
NEW: ?? Poll of 1,000 U.S. adults in @dailymail, 12/15-12/20
How would you describe your view of Osama Bin Laden? All adults:
Positive: 8%
Mixed: 6%
Negative: 81%18-29 year olds:
Positive: 20%
Mixed: 17%
Negative: 52%https://t.co/mYRoJ1Z4jR
Story: https://t.co/wGp1X1Wj9G— J.L. Partners (@JLPartnersPolls) December 27, 2023
Family members of 9/11 victims rightly called the poll results ‘horrifying.’
Additionally, the poll showed that nearly a third of Generation Z believes bin Laden’s views were a “force for good,” despite the terrorist leader having orchestrated the Sept. 11 attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people in 2001. Overall, 14 percent of voters said bin Laden had “some good” in his views or actions.
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Another recent poll revealed that more than 50 percent of Gen Zers believe calls for Jewish genocide could be justified depending on “context” or that Israel should not exist at all.
Still another poll revealed that 20 percent of Gen Z believe the Holocaust is a myth.
In November, a TikTok viral trend had young people sharing bin Laden’s 2002 “Letter to America” justifying the 9/11 attacks, saying the letter had “opened their eyes” despite the letter containing anti-Semitic and homophobic language, according to NBC News.
Where does this moral relativism and dismissal of objective evil come from?
The “woke” push among educational institutions to rewrite history, encourage victim mentality and demonize “whiteness” as synonymous with colonialism, and therefore evil, has a large part to do with this.
For instance, The National Opportunity Project, a government watchdog organization, conducted a survey of over 70 U.S. public school districts and reported widespread discrimination in teacher hiring practices based on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion efforts, according to Fox News.
According to NOP’s President Patrick Hughes “… schools screened job applicants based on requirements that they “demonstrate a commitment to social justice, equity, excellence and high expectations for all students.”
“Instead of focusing on the teaching of the core curricula that kids are going to need to understand in order to become successful in the 21st century and beyond, there is a larger focus on making sure that these kids see a specific viewpoint and a specific left-leaning political ideology,” Hughes told Fox News.
It is unsurprising then, that this leftist ideology that equates pro-Second Amendment Americans with terrorists is having an influence on young minds.
Watch: MSNBC’s Hayes Compares Pro-Gun Republicans to Osama Bin Laden https://t.co/gQF9LXaYB0
— Neesie ?? (@neesietweets) February 24, 2021
In addition to the wokeification of the educational system, social media, especially the Chinese-run TikTok, has taken over the minds of Gen Zers, spreading misinformation and propaganda like wildfire.
“One in five young Americans has a POSITIVE view of Osama Bin Laden: Disturbing Daily Mail poll results also reveal three in 10 Gen-Zers think the views of the 9/11 mastermind were a ‘force for good’“
Why?
The AI weapon they should worry about: TIKTOK. https://t.co/gqOqcDBjwP
— Brian Roemmele (@BrianRoemmele) December 27, 2023
We cannot reverse this disturbing trend through legislation alone. Until our educational system is radically overhauled, the burden falls on parents and community leaders to instill moral clarity and reverence for humanity’s hard-learned lessons.
Faith communities need to ground children in the truth of God’s word.
Our nation’s future depends on reclaiming our children’s minds.
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This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.
