You're probably downvoted for invoking the Nazis but the sentiment holds and the question to be answered is what current generations would want to fight to prot

You're probably downvoted for invoking the Nazis but the sentiment holds and the question to be answered is what current generations would want to fight to protect. This used to be called "freedom" but that term has gotten a severe beating starting in the late 60's, especially in the USA. The end of the cold war also plays a big role here since it robbed "the west" of a clear direction by robbing it of its "enemy". After the demise of the Soviet Union those who fought its influence were left aimless while those who supported it were left (spiritually) homeless. The former group seems to be searching still while the latter group has proven to be more agile in (re)finding their cause, the results of which are showing more clearly by the day. This may eventually lead to the former group uniting around the cause of fighting the latter group, destabilising the country even more.