The infantilization of the American public starts in the schools. The self-esteem movement when I was a child has resulted in a majority of millennials being simply incapable of being productive members of society, and the social justice and diversity, inclusion, and equity (DIE) movements in universities is taking this a step further, making adults who are literally rendered catatonic at the sound of certain words.

So it was when the Rittenhouse verdict was presented last week that while justice-loving Americans celebrated a rare victory, the left was trying to keep their people from breaking down in pools of their own tears. If it weren't for the universities, we might have experienced a second great flood.

Universities around the country immediately sent out email after email, offering students counseling services and safe spaces, and I can only imagine how many gender-non-conforming pixies and beta-male feminists took the invitation. If these schools are anything like the universities I attended, I'm sure the safe spaces were packed.

Libs of Tik Tok—probably one of the best accounts on Twitter—collected and published a bevy of these emails.

And there are many more where those came from.

If these kids are the revolutionaries hoping to usher in the socialist utopia, I don't think we have much to worry about. Say something they don't like and watch them break down.

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