Mark Mitchell

Now, the ones that go to church, like they tend church.

And in fact, many of the ones, the Gen Zs that are at church, didn't go because they're parents.

They went because they're looking for something.

32% of them say that they became Christians just recently or in the last few years.

So if you can get them to church and it's a good church, there might be a message there for them.

But these people, like we said before, are not capitalistic.

Even the ones that voted for Trump overwhelmingly support things like nationalizing major industries.

Almost 60% of Gen Z Trump voters support excess wealth confiscation.

Only one third of them oppose income caps.

And 62% of all Gen Z says that the economy is unfair to young people.

Now, these people, in my opinion, are relatively complacent right now.

But what happens when the unemployment rate gets to 25 percent?

These people, many of them don't think they'll ever own a home.

They're completely checked out.

And everybody looks at our buckling social safety nets and says, well, you know, this coming demographic collapse is going to be bad.

Well, they're not even accounting for the fact that almost 25% of them are gay.

What kind of families are these people forming?

Are they procreating?

Are they instilling Western values?

We are finally starting to see that we are reaping what we sowed when we took the Ten Commandments out of schools, when we celebrated multiculturalism over American Western values.