I’m going to do something that will likely annoy you, dear reader: I am going to make an argument about a certain class of people without naming names.
If I do name names, any response will devolve into a debate over whether I am unfairly tarring the individuals in question. That’s beside the point, because the phenomenon in question is undoubtedly real.
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This article was originally published in The Spectator’s July 2022 World edition.
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