I'm not referring to Americans, obviously. For Europeans -- they rebuilt a slaughtered civilization within ten years. And the children of the Holocaust -- most recovered and rebuilt lives, certainly not the lives they might otherwise have had, but they persisted. The lockdown in the pandemic, though stressful for sure, is nothing compare…
I'm not referring to Americans, obviously. For Europeans -- they rebuilt a slaughtered civilization within ten years. And the children of the Holocaust -- most recovered and rebuilt lives, certainly not the lives they might otherwise have had, but they persisted. The lockdown in the pandemic, though stressful for sure, is nothing compared to what other generations of young have endured. It's American weakness, compounded by ignorance of anything that occurred before, say, 1990, that is a primary cause of what Weiss describes. And surely the fault of their ahistorical parents.
I'm not referring to Americans, obviously. For Europeans -- they rebuilt a slaughtered civilization within ten years. And the children of the Holocaust -- most recovered and rebuilt lives, certainly not the lives they might otherwise have had, but they persisted. The lockdown in the pandemic, though stressful for sure, is nothing compared to what other generations of young have endured. It's American weakness, compounded by ignorance of anything that occurred before, say, 1990, that is a primary cause of what Weiss describes. And surely the fault of their ahistorical parents.