Contrast these brave and committed young men with today’s absolutely contemptible infants populating the campuses of colleges. Although of a similar age to those heroes of Omaha Beach, they are light years behind them in maturity and emotional development. Can you imagine these infants who, when exposed to an idea counter to their own opinions, needing to cower in “safe spaces” comforted by crayons and teddy bears, pushing down the hatch to their amphibious boat and dashing directly into an oncoming barrage of bullets and worse? As much as I appreciate what those young heroes did for me and for my country, I have nothing but the deepest contempt for these emotionally retarded neotenous cretins who will never reach adulthood. I shudder to think of how they will function in society, and what they will do to our beloved country.
While I agree with your premise, I can't help but think that it was the baby-boomer generation that produced them.
Not really sure who's to blame or if that's just a natural human timeline playing out. But I don't see it here, in rural coastal NC. I see good kids prolly more like these boys and men who jumped the beach on D-Day. Just good American kids.
Methinks the 24/7/365 news cycles keep the negative in our faces while the "good kids" down the screet are sometimes overlooked.
One can hope. d:^)