Needed - One Revolution

I hate the class system. When I was at a gala where the Queen Mother was guest of hounour, everyone stood when she entered the auditorium. I remained seated. She was no better than me. She was an old lady, so I would have stood for her on a bus (as if she'd ever been on one) but I wouldn't stand in deference.

I thought it was very British, but one thing that the Law and Order franchise, if it is portraying reality, has shown me is that rampant classism is rife in the US. The private schools that I abhor over here are even more elitist and privileged, if the shows are anything to go by. The sense of entitlement and superiority of the young people even to the teachers who can provide them with the grades they need for the next stage in their lives (let's not pretend it's the knowledge and education) turns my stomach.

And there it all was in Legacy. The silver spoon brigade showing contempt for ordinary humanity. The world would be a better place if these insufferable snobs were taken down a few pegs.

Anyway, thank goodness in Legacy Bobby was there with his brilliance to show them the correct amount of respect (ie. none).