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Prominent conservative figure, Megyn Kelly, recently took to social media to express her stance, stating, "If college students are not 'persuaded' that murdering babies is wrong, there is no 'persuading' them. We don't hire those who do the killing & we don't hire those who applaud the killers while the savagery is underway."

However, this viewpoint was met with disagreement from fellow conservative, Candace Owens, who labelled Kelly's argument as "disingenuous." Owens reflected on her own college years, admitting she was "radically pro-choice" at the time.

She expressed gratitude for not being blacklisted for her then views, stating, "As it turned out I was just young and temporarily brainwashed from a public school education coupled with mainstream Hollywood lies and not because I legitimately wanted to see infants torn from their mother’s wombs."

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Kelly responded to Owens' criticism by stating she looks forward to seeing those college students on Owens' show, but she herself will only be hiring "the ones who saw murdered grandmas and entire families burned in their homes and easily identified this as a terrorist attack they would never in a million years defend."

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October 25, 2023

Jason Whitlock, another conservative voice, expressed his confusion over the issue, stating, "I am a tiny bit confused and perplexed on what we do with this lost generation of young people who have been, as Candace pointed out, brainwashed by an educational system that has been rigged to brainwash them, and this starts long before college."

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Whitlock further noted that the educational system is largely dominated by leftists, as they are less money-driven, and teachers don’t earn a significant income. He lamented, "We didn’t make the sacrifice necessary to hold on and to have a voice in these institutions that shape the minds of young people."

He concluded by expressing sympathy for Owens' position, stating, "These kids we’re looking at out in the street supporting Hamas — they’re victims of the system that we created."