Douglas Murray's perspective highlights a troubling trend among young Americans, particularly at institutions like Columbia, where many appear to empathize with rapists and terrorists rather than their victims. In discussing his upcoming book, he expresses horror at how privileged youth can overlook the heinous acts of violence against unarmed civilians, especially in light of the October 7 attacks. Here, he emphasizes the stark moral dilemma presented by such atrocities and critiques the alarming choice some young people make regarding whose side they stand on in the aftermath.
Douglas Murray's reflections reveal a stark disillusionment with young Americans who he perceives as choosing to side with perpetrators of atrocities instead of their victims.
As Murray describes, the shocking nature of the events unfolding in Israel should have prompted an unequivocal moral stance in favor of the victims, yet many youth apparently express a different view.
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