…is the natural product of our educational system.
Fortunately, as noted there, the pandemic has done much to pop that bubble, and make people rethink the whole thing. To the degree that government funding is involved, we need to start funding students, not systems.
[Update a while later]
Woke colleges are an assembly line for conformity.
Why they won’t debate you. As noted there, there is nothing liberal about them.
“Property rights are human rights, and we discard them at our peril.”
…obscure the coming thunder of November.
How to talk to your employers about it.
I would tell my employer that this was bullshit.
[Update a couple minutes later]
Yes, I know that white text on black background is hard on the eyes. I’m looking for contact information to tell them that.
[Update a few minutes later]
OK, if you click on the little lightbulb icon at the upper right, it fixes it.
[Update a few minutes later]
Related: Youtube throws in the towel.
Just temporarily, I suspect. This nonsense will continue, and it has to be continually pushed back against.
He’s not taking a knee to the cancel culture.
Neither am I. It would be pretty hard for these vicious imbeciles to convince my boss to fire me.
I was wondering about this the other day. The pandemic has to be killing clothing stores. Even when it’s over, if people continue to work from home (which seems likely for many office workers), it dampens demand for new clothes.
Here is his opening statement. The hearing has apparently been delayed because Nadler was in an auto accident this morning, but he’s apparently uninjured.
[Update at noon PDT]
Related: An AP reporter finds a visit to Portland “eye-opening.”
[Afternoon update]
[Wednesday-morning update]
The top ten moments from the hearing.
How to bring them back home.
Unfortunately, Cuomo and De Blasio aren’t up to the job.