We don't need you. Not your work, your education, your speeches, your ideals, your ideas, your reforms. We don't need your knowledge, your science, we don't need your faith and we don't need comfort. We don't need anything more from you, it's too late. We don't believe you.
What is it that burns under the fingernails of young people? And what drives them to fury? They question not only the sense of established institutions, but also how much, and whether revolutionists of the old generation (like Peter Handke) still have anything to contribute. The insulting of adults may be followed by the revolutionary instructions for the overturning of the old order.