The question in the thread seems to be about college protests.
If we look at Oxford, Yale, Harvard, USC... what do you think the protestors' "amount of monies" looks like?
These people are the elites (and future elites).
If your bold "protestors=fascists=Marxists" hypothesis is true, then these people should see themselves as the enemy.
Yup. The Washington Monthly runs the numbers and explains the results.
Many of the most high-profile protests have occurred at highly selective colleges, like Columbia University. But since the national media is famously obsessed with these schools and gives far less attention to the thousands of other colleges where most Americans get their postsecondary educations, it’s hard to know how widespread the campus unrest has really been.
When you separate out private and public colleges, the difference becomes even more stark, as the next chart demonstrates. At private colleges, protests have been rare, encampments have been rarer, and both have taken place almost exclusively at schools where poorer students are scarce and the listed tuition and fees are exorbitantly high.
[I don't know anything about The
Washington Monthly, but:
Bias Rating:
LEFT-CENTER
Factual Reporting:
HIGH ]
