Look at Starmer and his brainless mob in the UK, Lammy, Miliband, Reeves, Rayner, and so on. Look at weak Sunak and buffoon Johnson before them. They are all intentionally inept to destroy confidence in the way that this survey confirms among the young. The conspiracy is a mind-game founded on the manipulation of perception.
The Trump Jonestown Kool-Aid has been quaffed by so many through perception direction and fits the ‘strong leader’ dictator stereotype even though, ironically, he’s as controlled as anyone. It’s all theatre, but with a clear intent that this survey reflects.
By the way, it is more irony that confidence is being lost in ‘democracy’ when we don’t have that. Starmer’s government secured only 34% of the vote and Trump’s government (like all in the US) is awash with people who have been appointed, not elected.
Generation Z is prepared to embrace a dictatorship in Britain, according to a new survey.
Whether Brexit, austerity under the Tories or the climate catastrophe is at fault, one thing is clear – the young are losing faith in a democratic system.
Research by Channel 4 reveals the generation is accepting radicalism and authoritarianism amid ‘growing uncertainty’ on who to trust.
More than half of people aged between 13 and 27 said they believe ‘the UK would be a better place if a strong leader was in charge who does not have to bother with parliament and elections,’ according to The Times.
A third agree the country would be better off ‘if the army was in charge’.
And almost half think that ‘the entire way our society is organised must be radically changed through revolution’.
This compared to 33% of 45 to 65-year-olds. The concerning results were based on a sample of 3,000 adults of all ages.
Separately, the poll also shows that Gen Z has a greatly polarising view of women’s rights.
Almost half – 45% – of male respondents aged 13 to 27 believe ‘we have gone so far in promoting women’s equality that we are discriminating against men’.
A similar proportion agreed that ‘when it comes to giving women equal rights, things have gone far enough’.
The same percentage cited self-proclaimed ‘misogynist’ Andrew Tate and right-wing internet celebrity Jordan Peterson as people they trust.
A 25-year-old man from Penryn, Cornwall, told pollsters that he felt ‘targeted’ because he was a ‘regular straight white man who has had a cultural advantage in the past’.
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