π¨π¦ Youngest Canadians more accepting of collective blame against religious, ethnic groups: poll
The most lectured, diversity-schooled generation is now the one most comfortable with collective blame. That is the punchline. According to the poll reported, 18-24-year-olds were the outlier on multiple measures, with 56 per cent saying it was somewhat or very acceptable to suggest a particular religion has harmful beliefs, 42 per cent accepting claims that a specific ethnic or religious group cannot be trusted, and 32 per cent more accepting of holding members of a religious group responsible for a foreign government.
This is what happens when a country replaces citizenship with grievance catechism and calls it social harmony. Trudeau-era Canada has spent years dividing people into approved blocs, imported conflicts, then acted stunned when younger Canadians start thinking in blocs. DEI was sold as tolerance. In practice it trains people to see group identity first, individual responsibility second, and national cohesion never. The establishment can clutch pearls all it wants, but this is the logical output of multicultural management without a common Canadian core.
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