exposing the Marxism in our Universities
America was born from an idea: that free people, united by common principles, could govern themselves. Today that idea feels strained. Wealth, power, and competing worldviews have pulled at the threads that once bound us. If the civic glue that unites us loosens, the experiment our founders risked their lives for becomes something else entirely.
What happens when society gives its youth only two choices — You are or are not — with no room for neutrality? From the kamikaze pilots of World War II to today’s culture wars, the same tactic repeats: indoctrinate the young, remove nuance, and send them on a one-way mission to destroy the very freedoms that protect them. This post explores the rise of what I call “kamikaze culture” — a dangerous blend of rigid ideology, weaponized language, and zero compromise.
