What’s happening at Columbia?
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After the recovery of three hostages' bodies, I just don't see how anyone could keep up this tantrum.
Expel them and deport those on student visas. We are not in the business of educating future terrorists.
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Force of habit, I read the first line as “We Thank The Great Satan Flood”
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Oh please. I got to “Gaza had revealed the nobility of the world” and threw up a little in my mouth.
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@George-K Good. I assume he was on that list that you posted earlier. Would be interesting if relatives, etc had fly there to see him graduate.
"Why werent you in the ceremony?"
"Well, I continued to break to law and rules of the school after being given a chance to not do so."
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I can't help but wonder how much good these meaning-seeking SJWs could have done had they focused their hours locally and actually helped someone.
“I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals.” ~Winston S. Churchill
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But they need to save the world! Not just one neighborhood!
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I can't help but wonder how much good these meaning-seeking SJWs could have done had they focused their hours locally and actually helped someone.
@Mik said in What’s happening at Columbia?:
I can't help but wonder how much good these meaning-seeking SJWs could have done had they focused their hours locally and actually helped someone.
And they did focus their time locally! They burned down 3 stores and a police station over George Floyd!
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The abstract is appalling but the tweeter’s question ‘Will Biden Act?’ is a non-sequitur. Do we really want presidents to censor law review articles
@jon-nyc said in What’s happening at Columbia?:
The abstract is appalling but the tweeter’s question ‘Will Biden Act?’ is a non-sequitur. Do we really want presidents to censor law review articles
If asked today, nobody would want them to send the National Guard to a public school.
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The president of California State University in Los Angeles declared that pro-Palestinian activists are no longer welcome on campus after a group of activists occupied last week the first four floors of a university building, causing significant damage and allegedly assaulting three employees and one student.
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So long as the [Gaza Solidarity] Encampment remained non-violent, I was committed that the university would continue to talk,' California State University President Berenecea Johnson Eanes wrote after a group of activists occupied a university building, causing significant damage and allegedly assaulting three employees and one student
