You do shame to your trips, to this board, and to yourself.
As for everyone else talking shit about the humanities:
The study of the human and the subspecies/races of the human is a necessity. If we can come to a more complete understanding of our own race and the other races populating the earth, and thereby the whole of humanity, we can better discern and utilize our potential for the greater good. It's philosophy that's given us our modern conception of objective reality, rather than "MIGHT MAKES RIGHT" as sputtered by the Sophists, starting with the ancient Greeks. The study of history allows us to discern trends in demographic behavior, notably the formation and fall of civilizations. The study of the fine arts provides an expression of human creativity - and thereby a window into the minds of the peoples of cultures long dead.
Need I go on? All of these subjects, taught with integrity, can lead only to the conclusion that the Western World and its people are the pinnacle of human achievement. Therefore, there is no purpose to completely annihilating the humanities. Honestly studying the behaviors of our species can only lead to greater understanding of the self, and therefore to greatness. The SocJus mindset destroys any semblance of honesty or integrity, replacing it with the relativistic horseshit which - if they were worth their fucking salt - they would know was completely torn apart even by the ancient philosophers of Greece. They do not study the humanities, but a vile distortion of these disciplines, which has traded integrity for fucking feelings, honesty for confirmation bias, and a loyalty to the truth for a loyalty to personal agendas. Holla Forumslacks seem somewhat disdainful of the humanities on the whole. I can hardly blame any of us, seeing what we see. Because of the cancer which thrives because of the subverted curricula, the humanities have been reduced to SocJus masturbation sessions.
But do we cut out the cancer, or outright kill the patient - especially if that patient has provided so much value, and could provide more, if he were only cured? Is the simplicity of killing the patient worth sacrificing the value he could provide if he lived? Surely the cost of curing the patient is offset by the value he could return to society in the future?
As long as they remain completely irrational, they will remain as they are - cancerous tumors which eat at the once glorious West. If we could purify the subjects of irrationality (and thereby of SocJus, also reinstating the rightful teachings of Western superiority and exceptionalism), humanities would once again become what they should be; tools for the betterment of ourselves, our civilization, our people.
It's easy to lose sight of the value of analyzing the self, in favor of analyzing the outside world. After all, STEM yields much in terms of long term benefits to both the individual and the country. But, if we do not achieve collective self-actualization - something to which only the honest study of the humanities can lead us - our attempts to delve into the more practical subjects will be considerably less successful. While they are lacking as a career path, they are of incredible value as a accompaniment to the STEM subjects, and by pairing a professional-level understanding of something in STEM, and strong understanding of the humanities, a man can become more wise, more complete, more valuable to his civilization.