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cajunrevenge
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Seriously wtf.
Jaw
It's OVER 5,000!
I swam with manatees a couple of years ago. Magnificent, gentle creatures. It took someone sick in the head to do that.
cajunrevenge
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That took very unexpected and unwelcome twists and turns. Since my MAGA family tells me we now live in Nazi Communism where Trumpocrats are jailed for not supporting the ruling party I can only assume she is in some kind of gulag awaiting her turn in the re-education camps.
cajunrevenge
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Jaw
It's OVER 5,000!
Wow. I'm not a fan of my Congresswoman but she was on point with the second paragraph of that one. The first paragraph was more guano.
Jaw
It's OVER 5,000!
You're confident that Harvard will replace her with someone equally conservative and that they weren't using this as an excuse to purge anyone to the right of The Lincoln Project, as so many others were?
nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
I'm pretty indifferent about what Harvard does. What I care about is what our elected representatives do.
There is nothing preventing Elise or the 144 others who voted to disenfranchise Arizona and/or Pennsylvania to express regret for their actions. That would be good enough for me. We all make mistakes. But that vote is not something that I'm willing to allow bygones to be bygones. An expression of regret is called for.
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Jaw
It's OVER 5,000!
Interesting. You're focused on the justification of removing her, or rather on the act she committed that was used for justification.
That's reasonable, but her removal is not the reason I posted it. The lack of any right of center voices is. It's well enough to say you don't care what Harvard does, but what they do is impactful. I've heard for years that I didn't need to worry myself with the critical theory nonsense, it was just an academic exercise, confined to college classrooms. The problem is that there are plenty of people gullible enough in their late teens and early twenties that do believe it, and now it's part of boardrooms and government committees. And of course the idea that I shouldn't worry about it was always dishonest.
That's reasonable, but her removal is not the reason I posted it. The lack of any right of center voices is. It's well enough to say you don't care what Harvard does, but what they do is impactful. I've heard for years that I didn't need to worry myself with the critical theory nonsense, it was just an academic exercise, confined to college classrooms. The problem is that there are plenty of people gullible enough in their late teens and early twenties that do believe it, and now it's part of boardrooms and government committees. And of course the idea that I shouldn't worry about it was always dishonest.
