The Greens Will Embrace the Future Where Everyone is a University Graduate

There are many claims about the causes of Australia’s current political and socio-cultural crisis, with conservative politicians often blaming schools for promoting radical ideologies and putting the future of our children in danger. However, my perspective is that universities are the real source of the problem.

The main focus of universities today seems to be on making money and promoting radical sociological ideologies, such as pseudo-morality, irresponsibility, hedonism, and victimhood, rather than advancing knowledge. This has led to many students feeling pressured to conform to these ideologies and has resulted in a growing number of graduates holding mindset shaped by these ideologies.

The number of Australians holding a bachelor’s degree has increased by 30.7 percent since 2016, with a sharp rise in domestic students enrolling in tertiary studies. This trend, alongside the accumulating student debt, is likely to have far-reaching consequences, affecting areas such as the rental market and political ideology.

As more young Australians start attending university and accumulating student debt, they are at an increased risk of being influenced by the radical ideologies being taught to them. This indoctrination will inevitably have implications at the ballot box, where the Australian Greens are likely to benefit from the indoctrinated graduates.



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