Okay, name one. Really, just one. I’m asking you to defend your statement.
None of the Kennedy boys was a scholar, nor was Bush, but they were hardly morons, unless the posters on this topic are using the word “moron” figuratively, or don’t know what the word means. In the first instance, then why not use more precise wording, like “not scholarly nor in need of an outstanding education, given that he is already SET FOR LIFE”? My guess would be that you didn’t because you didn’t or couldn’t think to do so; yet you are qualified to pass judgement on intellect? I don’t think so. In the second instance (using a word you don’t actually know), hell, Bubba, you’re not qualified to judge either.
The Ivy Leagues, both Big Ivy (e.g., Harvard) and Little Ivy (e.g., my Alma Matter, Union College) have always accepted students who we call Gentleman’s C students, undergrads who were happy to get a C in every course, whose families’ largess would fund the education of students from humble backgrounds who had earned the opportunity to be put in a postion to make the world better. You know, I could also have said, “It’s just a dumb movie that I enjoy, lighten up,” but I chose not. There are times when the privilege of rich and influential families can be made to work for the good of the deserving.
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