Jonah โ terrific piece today. Pandering to the young is a pet peeve of mine, too, as is the idea that there is anything inherently virtuous about being young. But Iโd differ from you on one point: There are such things as โgreatโ generations, theyโre just neither born nor uniform. If that isnโt true, and all generations steadily produce a mixed bag of good and bad, then I presume we wouldnโt worry so much about the prospect of raising a country full of dull and dependent Julias, and nor would conservatives consider it a threat to our future that children are so often inured from failure. If external forces โ government, culture, parenting โ can ruin a people, then surely they can also make them great?
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Charles C. W. Cooke is a senior editor at National Review and the host of The Charles C. W. Cooke Podcast.
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