America's college campuses are in a state of complete meltdown, at least in the blue

states where administrators are catering to the whims of America hating evil, radical people.

The question everyone is asking right now is an easy question.

Why are these students the most privileged people in literally the history of the world?

No skill set.

No problems.

Why are they larping as terrorists and standing for

murderous groups like Hamas, Chisbalah, Palestinian Islamic jihad, and the like. Why are they

overtly chanting anti-Semitic slogans? Why are they doing all of this? The answer is very simple.

They want revolution. There's a professor at Northwestern University named Gary Saul Morrison, a really interesting

book called Wonder Confronts Certainty, which is about the history of Russian literature.

But what the book is really about is what he describes as a Russian type, the revolutionary.

The revolutionary is typically from a well-off background, but in love with destruction for its

own sake.

So Bakunin, Mikhail Bakuninin is an anarchist, very famous anarchist.

He famously said the will to destroy is also a creative will.

Or as the Marxist radical and pro-terror philosopher, Jean-Paul Sartre wrote,

quote, terror is justified violence against the practical inert.

In 1918, there's a Russian poet named

Alexander Block, and he wrote an essay titled The Intelligentsia and the Revolution. In it,

he argued that violence is an antidote to the boredom, the triviality of regular life. It will,

quote, make everything over, change our false, boring, hideous life. This is called revolution.

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