Ask Lemmygrad

There's a lot of buzz around the dozens of children killed in Texas floods, wherein most of the discourse is about defunded scientific institutions a la NOAA/NWS.

But from the edges of the discourse, I saw some level of celebration, much to my pearl clutching chagrin. Doing more research, it turns out this camp is nothing but a preparatory camp for elite WASPs (white anglo saxon protestants)

As such, while I mourn the loss of life in general, I can't help but consider this as the first major rupture of the 1% intergenerationally.

I.e. the same elite WASPs who voted for these conditions are now forced to reconcile that even their children aren't safe from the world they're destroying.

Superficially, one might think the political rupture/opportunity here is Republican vs Democrat, or even 1% vs the 99%.

Rather I see it as an opportunity to radicalize more young 1%ers into revolutionary suicide against their families given the material evidence that they are disposable just like everybody else

Curious on other perspectives though?