My Grandfather was a bomber pilot in WWII. He flew B-24’s out of IndoChina somewhere and
bombed Japanese targets for 20 some missions before the war ended.
His favorite saying was “If you’re taking flak, it means you’re
over the target!”
What he meant by it was that when your adversary complains
the loudest, and fights back the hardest, it means that you’ve come the closest
to their weakness or soft spot. I’ve
always thought that the leftist tendency to claim educational and intellectual
superiority was due to the fact that they know, deep down inside the darkest
reaches of their souls, that they have neither.
Criticize an academic someday about his lack of real-world
experience and see what I mean.
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