Jesus Christ is the answer.
Yes.
Take a course in Corrective Phrenology. Works wonders for those afflicted with your MENSA syndrome. While at first the effects may seem palliative, repeated courses of treatment invariably yield acceptable results.
We are repeating history from 70 - 80 years ago. Unfortunatelu, there are always some that want to be the “master race”, and also there are enough useful idiots that help them along. We are fast approaching one of your listed results, or both.
We are Borg
We are Mensa
Same?
Happening now?
Hmmmm....
And still no citizens are building the necessary guillotines ...
Mr. Jeeves - Former Mensa member (25 years ago..)
The other day a freeper pointed out that if we were to abolish federal involvement in education, and let it be handled on a more local level, the quality of education would improve dramatically and from that generation on, we would begin to regain our strength.
Any kid with common sense and an iota of curiosity will look at stats re: academic success vs. “real world” success. A stubborn kid will persevere under any circumstances. A curious kid will learn that the “C” students are the ones who have been historically successful in business. A kid w/o hardwiring problems will try to follow a path that will leave the world a better place. An observant kid will notice that the people who profess to know it all are surrounded with chaos and leave a trail of disaster wherever they go.
Don’t underestimate the kids.
This condition is easily treatable with:
Dontnoital (psychonutbgon HCl)
CS Lewis addressed this quite effectively in his discussions of Moral Law in Mere Christianity (and in numerous other writings). People for the most part have an inherent code of right and wrong based on universal moral absolutes. Some people spend time contemplating these and trying to abide by them, and others are immersed in systems that try to downplay, ridicule and ignore those that believe in such things...but in spite of their efforts, they simply don't go away.
Human fashions and trends are very fickle things, and even though right now, it is in vogue to defy and spit in the face of people who believe in moral absolutes, those principles will by far, outlive this passing phase and its adherents.
Atheist will typically tell you they feel uncomfortable when they lie, and nobody admires or esteems cowardice over valor. They may try to represent cowardice as valor, but they are not contesting the value of courage itself. Now, those not studied in, or at least having given some thought to such things generally can't explain why they feel some things are naturally right or wrong, only that they "feel" or "know" that they are. Some things are immutable and inalienable regardless of human efforts to downplay them or represent them otherwise.
Having said all of that, I'm not trying to minimize the damage these people might do, and the indoctrination they are trying to impose on society at large...the road to rediscovering and re-embracing Natural law could be a very difficult and painful one, indeed.
You mean they consider themselves to be not merely superior, but rather more superior to everyone else?
Regards,
"the suspicion the Universe is a conspiracy on your behalf.
You only think you think differently.
null and void is sure.