Does Gen Z have a more "French" view of political philosophy?

[MiddleRoad]

It’ll be wild watching Gen Z destroy every single institution ever created because those institutions are some kind of “ist.” I look forward to churches, classic works of literature all being destroyed, forever, and to the state devolving into places like CHAZ. What a beautiful, anarchic, violent future awaits. It’ll make the French Revolution and the iconoclastic movement look like child’s play.

[MiddleRoad]

It’ll be wild watching Gen Z destroy every single institution ever created because those institutions are some kind of “ist.” I look forward to churches, classic works of literature all being destroyed, forever, and to the state devolving into places like CHAZ. What a beautiful, anarchic, violent future awaits. It’ll make the French Revolution and the iconoclastic movement look like child’s play.

It’s not Gen Z who are the perpetrators of the present cancel culture though

They grew up in it, however, and see nothing wrong with it; they’ll be so vicious they’d make Robespierre blush.

[MiddleRoad]

Literally every generation thinks that the generation before them is too old-fashioned and unwilling to accept progress but that the generation after them is taking things too far.

But what happens when it becomes true?

Gen Z was raised by the internet. The idea of them having any sort of power is scary. I’ve not yet met one Gen Z person who wasn’t some form of anarchist.