People who don't have any interaction with the Ivy League types...
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Mar 22, 2025
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People who don't have any interaction with the Ivy League types don't understand that they have a superiority complex about their ethical superiority to the "vulgar" pursuit of money that, for instance, an Insurance CEO demonstrates. The Prep School "LongTermist" considers the University of Iowa graduate CEO to be "lower class" compared to his own philanthropic aristocratic class. It's one thing to inherit a bunch of money from owning Country Clubs, that's an ethical way to do capitalism, but Insurance? Anyone working for such a vulgar corporation deserves to die. They should at least work at Goldman's non-profit wing, helping price Carbon-future derivatives, like a respectable person who has a aristocratic concern for humanity.
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"He's not even smart. He's just a CEO of being evil. He didn't get into an Ivy. He doesn't even know how evil he is because he's too stupid. He probably watches football." etc. Ivy League types are "elitist socialists" -- not "capitalists" by any means. "Being a Capitalist" is a thoroughly "middle class" ideology.
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The CEO didn't have any "philanthropic concern" -- he was just making money for the shareholders, by any means necessary. The reason this is popular to hate is the same reason elite university students spat on Vietnam soldiers who returned. Yeah, they did evil shit in Vietnam, but that was their job.
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"He majored in Business Accounting at University of Iowa. Is his life really worth that much?"
I mean, compared to the deadbeat heir to a country club fortune doing an elaborate piece of performance art "about capitalism" -- so chic!
I mean, compared to the deadbeat heir to a country club fortune doing an elaborate piece of performance art "about capitalism" -- so chic!
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It's like, one of the reasons they hate Trump so much is because he claims Ivy for going to Wharton & the Wharton types are like "we don't claim him." -- "That's not Who We Are."
