I mean, I knew it all along, and never really expected anything else, but it's one thing to know it, and another to be expected to act it out in the real world on a day to day basis, to take them seriously, to treat them as some paragons of wisdom and virtue. I just feel the flow of the void streaming from their mouths when they speak. How in the hell did you end up an authority over all of us when all you did was get a scholarship from your uncle and then regurgitate some talking points?

No, Professor Smith, what you just said is literal war propaganda, but if I question you, not only will you ignore it, there's also a non-zero chance you might fail me or otherwise make my life difficult.

  • keter_propotkin [any]
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    3 years ago

    lol just wait til you take econ 101. i got in an argument on day 1 and realized real quick this shit just ain't worth it.

    i remember a lot of my liberal professors in history/social sciences actually seemed to appreciate how radical i was. i think it was refreshing to them to see someone so radicalized when most kids were just jumping through hoops and not thinking too deeply about things