Alarming number of college students claim US deserved 9/11: poll

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Hasan Piker has lots of company.

More than one in five college students said the United States deserved the Sept. 11 terror attacks, according to a stunning new poll.

Some 22% of participants surveyed by the Buckley Institute agreed that “America deserved Sept. 11,” which saw terrorists crash planes into the World Trade Center, toppling its Twin Towers and slaughtering nearly 3,000 people.

Another 72% disagreed with the statement while another 6% were unsure, according to the poll, which surveyed 803 American undergraduates.

The students polled weren’t yet born during the horrifying terror attacks plotted by al Qaeda that took place in 2001, 25 years ago.

But the 22% agreed with US bashers such as left-wing streamer Hasan Piker, who infamously said in 2019 that America “deserved 9/11” and recently claimed the US military has committed more terrorism than al Qaeda.

Meanwhile, America’s college students have swung even more heavily toward socialism and against Israel, the Buckley Institute’s annual poll found.

They were asked, “If you had to choose, which economic system would you prefer to live under?”

The result: 42% of students said they would rather live under a socialist system, versus just 28% preferring a capitalist one and the remaining 30% had no opinion.

The 14-point spread in favor of socialism is the largest in the five years the question has been asked.

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