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What does anything related to that testimony have to do with "good people". If those idiots (shocking for the Presidents of Penn, MIT and Harvard to be idiots, but it's somehow true) were actually committed to free speech on their campuses, I'd salute them. But they're not. They're feckless idiots who deserve their fate.
Harvard's incredibly underqualified president is about to be embroiled in a plagiarism scandal, and let me tell you, I'm here for it.
Dozens of pro-Palestine insurrectionists took over the Senate Hart building today.
When will the FBI track them down and raid them? I’m sure they will be receiving 17-22 year sentences.
Why isn’t this insurrection front page news everywhere?!
And there it is.Quote:
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Paul now endorsing hate speech and actions vs Jewish folks.
Ah ha. The Antisemitism is exposed.
Buddy there is no defense for what those Presidents said. Stefanik asked legit questions and they hung themselves.
Gotta love the yeah but arguments. Why is it so difficult for one side to condemn one of their own for doing or saying something incredibly stupid and leave it at that?Quote:
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But to those cheering on Elise Stefanik, you are cheering McCarthyism. That was a replay of the 1950s when good people were purposefully destroyed by Congressional power.
This is your response in light of the hundreds of politicians, educators, conservatives in general (even liberals who happen use the wrong pronoun or some other DEI religious doctrine), being denied their livelihoods and, in some cases, arrested, interrogated, terrorized, and even incarcerated for their beliefs and expressions. Talk about McCarthyism, virtually unchecked until recently. And when people applaud an attempt by someone who has the temerity to (finally) call them out, it is they who are compared to McCarthyites?
You have just underscored the very element you attempted to denigrate.
Forest meet trees
Pot meet kettle
Batter meet big swing and a miss
Paul- Do you align with this position?Quote:
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I see Jesuit education hasn't caused many to view all sides of a contentious issue, without resorting to name calling.
Try and think more broadly, and understand how people are using these tragic circumstances to score political points, hurting other people, instead of trying to make the world a better place.
So you're saying that some people will never let a serious crisis go to waste?
Deflect, deflect, deflect. However you want to justify your side is between you and your maker. Just know that’s what you’re doing. People like you and MOR will do anything to try to justify your side. The university presidents were and are wrong. Getting rid of them in their positions of power makes the world a better place. Period, end of story.Quote:
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