Its founder, Morgan Zegers, worries that “more than half of young people believe socialism should be implemented in America.” The reason, she says, is because many of them know little about it. Her campaign will be largely on social media where, she notes, young people spend hours every day.

“YAAS is taking the left’s tactics of injecting emotion into everything,” she says, “and throwing it right back in their faces.”

One YAAS video includes statements by two men. One, Raydel Armas, says he escaped Cuba by “windsurfing for 10 hours.” The other, Daniel Di Martino, a Venezuelan, challenges Sanders’ promotion of socialism.

Sanders is shown in a video from the 1970s in which he calls food lines in some countries “a good thing,” presumably referring to non-socialist countries. “The rich,” he claims, “get the food and the poor starve to death.”

Daniel Di Martino responds, “It wasn’t that I was rich; it was because politicians like him destroyed my country.”…

Socialism has long needed pushback in America from those opposed to it. President Trump has begun pointing out how harmful it is elsewhere. Zegers hopes to target young Americans with testimonies from people who have lived under the reality of socialism.

(Excerpt from Fox News article by Cal Thomas.)