An 11-year-old girl carries the deep wounds of a violent attack by an XL Bully, left unchecked by its drunken owner. Blood flowed from her arm, a cruel reminder of her trauma. Now, she avoids the streets, once familiar, haunted by fear and anxiety. Her childhood joy has been stolen, replaced by shadows.

In Europe, a tide of "far right" sentiment swells among younger voters. Anti-immigration parties, fueled by social media and promises of relief, draw in Gen Z. They seek escape from mainstream politics, disillusioned with economic struggles and quality of life concerns. 

Dissatisfaction transforms into electoral support for parties like AfD and National Rally, signaling a profound shift from millennial ideals. The political landscape is changing, as the youth find solace in alternatives previously overlooked.

The Digest, 7/28/2024 @300AM, CDT

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