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You are not wrong. I do not know how widespread it is, but I do agree that it does seem widespread enough to let people latch onto ideas they would otherwise no
by A4ET8a8uTh0 4y ago
You are not wrong. I do not know how widespread it is, but I do agree that it does seem widespread enough to let people latch onto ideas they would otherwise not even consider. I don't know if I agree with the characterization of "better sections" of large cities, but it is hard for me to say anything categorically one way or the other on that issue ( I have conflicting anecdata ).
If there is any hope for those hoping anti-intellectualism won't come for them, remember that current resentment appears to be primarily reserved for the rich ( I have a very unscientific way of determining the current sentiment ).
- aj7 4y agoNo. Not the rich. Not at all. The educated. (Example: Making a criminal out of Dr. Fauci) It’s the educated that resent the rich.