While I agree that many young people are feeling the sting of having been seriously misguided, I must respectfully disagree with your conclusion. Dismantling things is easy — and might even seem like fun. But creating things is a lot harder and takes much more work. Your focus on what you need to dismantle is keeping you in a holding pattern. Why not take your focus off of what you think you need to take down, and instead focus on what you know that you need to build up. I realize that you might think this is just a matter of semantics … so to put it another way, I suggest that you focus on what YOU need to do, rather than focusing on what you believe other people need to stop doing. You need to do what you do in a manner which does not wrap in the disrespect of other people. Nobody ever got healed by obsessing about their own damage and who did it. Good luck!