The elite and its actions reflect the general values,
attitudes and dynamics of society as a whole.
The thesis “The elite is ourselves” is a recognition of the responsibility of each member of society
for the state of the elite and for its impact on social processes. It also motivates citizens to actively participate in the formation and control of the actions of the elite. The elite must be supported by society itself through the recognition and approval of its role and functions. The transition to the status of the elite depends on competition, education, and the abilities of the individual.
The thesis that the elite in society usually represents the upper class, which has significant power, influence or resources, has proven to be insolvent since their entire elitism has been distorted by values ​​for the sake of their power and profit at the expense of society. This is not the elite – these are modern feudal lords. Their values ​​​​conflict with the natural freedoms of man and the common sense of the existence of society. Such elites create social tensions in society and ultimately lead to its degradation. And as a result – revolutions and wars.