I was there, on campus, in '67, '68, and '69, wearing an ROTC uniform 2 days a week. The problem on campus was exactly as Judge Bork describes it. One could not have a rational discussion with the leftist students. They were morally superior, and just by dedicating myself to defending the Constitution of the United States, I was deemed their inferior intellectually. I was also less advantaged economically than they. We who served will not forget the arrogance we faced. Judge Bork nails down the moral difference between the privileged leftist children of the '60s and the less privileged who have made it on their own. We can never forget.