for decades now, colleges have become increasingly culturally isolated from mainstream America. They become little micro universes where people that could not necessarily survive in mainstream America can thrive in these isolated worlds where their viewpoints become not only mainstream, but lauded as unique and progressively intelligent. It’s a place where people that don’t fit in fit in. So they stay there. Taking the jobs that might’ve once gone to professors that are a little more mainstream. Pushing the education and the culture even further into these extremes and then teaching the next generation that this is normal.
Far too many of these people actually hate America because they never really fit into America in the first place.
Now this may be an oversimplification, and it certainly doesn’t represent everybody in academics, but there’s a great deal of validity to this. And they send out a generation of young minds corrupted with this thought process. And they either have to find jobs that embrace this, which the legacy media has become, or they become unindoctrinated through years of hardship as they relearn how to fit into society and have real jobs.
You have to hope that the legacy media will at least shake loose from some of this and get back to being what they’re supposed to be, they’re supposed to report the news and investigate and keep corrupt people on their toes and help Americans know what’s going on. Instead, they’ve taken on the roleof educators as though as their job to teach all of us ignorant people why being an American is bad and, in their minds, on American, which is the exact opposite.
Or that’s one interpretation of it
