Charlie Kirk was assassinated. Henry Novak was murdered while the police who could have saved him hesitated, too afraid of being called racist to act. Katharine Birbalsingh, Britain's strictest headmistress, says both deaths trace back to the same root. Classroom discipline disappeared from how an entire generation got raised, and victim mindset moved in. Then white guilt did the rest, until people stopped being able to tell right from wrong.She says it straight into the camera. We are building a society that finds a way to justify violence, as long as the target counts as the right kind of victim. The specific reason those officers hesitated while Novak bled out is the one detail from this conversation nobody forgets.It doesn't stop by itself. Watch and see how to we fix a broken society and a lost generation.

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