Kurt Schlichter
"But who does the elite idolize? The aspiring elite, college students, seem to idolize Che and Bernie Sanders, as if we needed more evidence of their terribleness."
"To be a normal American is to constantly be scolded, to be lectured, to be treated as a morally
bankrupt simpleton in need of the guidance and direction provided by an urban elite ruling class
notable for its empty academic credentials, its track record of incompetence, and its idolization of
people who erotically abuse the foliage.
" If we are to have betters, is it so wrong for us to demand that they actually be better?
Superiors should be distinguished by their superiority – if you presume to take charge shouldn’t you
demonstrate tactical, technical, and moral mastery? So what has our ruling class mastered lately?
What is the skill set that sets the smart set apart?
"Are they our betters because of the degrees they hang on the walls of their over-priced, openfloor
plan townhouses? Going to college used to mean something more than you had nowhere else to
go after high school. It was a training ground for the leadership class. A college student was an
invitee to an intellectual banquet where he could sample the best of Western civilization, of art and
literature, of civics and philosophy. But today, it’s all gender studies and grade inflation, with whiny
social justice warriors drowning out any voice that won’t sing in tune. It is steam table trays heaped
with gray, fatty meat and limp asparagus - the Golden Corral of the mind. " . . .