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Summary
The speaker criticizes Gen Z for being overly sensitive and unable to understand the language of the police. They are portrayed as being unable to handle serious questions and instead make memes.
“Pah!”From the report
What is the problem with these kids? You can't even ask them why they didn't ask the question during congress. They bring their old photos in their mother's lap and say, "We were like this at that time." What will you do with them? They are Gen Z, they are the children who were not killed by their father, by their mother. If the teacher scolds them, they complain to the principal. If someone kills them, they file a case against them. They are going and saying in front of the police that they are innocent. These are different types of guys. Baddies and studs. If you go to the Jantar Mantar, you'll see them playing Uno-Reverse. If you ask them a serious question, they'll make a meme and say, "Pah!" and leave. "Sir, the police isn't doing the right thing." The police will say, "What's wrong?" The police will say, "So many handsome guys are being hired by the police, and they're feeling shy." This is the language that the so called sub-society cannot understand. But their language is the same.