Boycott/ Divest and Pull your College App from All States which violate Our Daughters' Civil Rights

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Anonymous wrote:No what you need to do is pull your men and sons out of these colleges, especially the ones who are there on sports scholarships. Because let me tell you those sports recruiters are sure as hell. Going to pull a lot more sway and money.

Indeed

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:No what you need to do is pull your men and sons out of these colleges, especially the ones who are there on sports scholarships. Because let me tell you those sports recruiters are sure as hell. Going to pull a lot more sway and money.

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Actually, no. My son has pulled himself out of several recruitments for red state colleges. He has major interest from other blue state colleges to make it possible but he did draw a line. And is telling them why he’s withdrawing from consideration.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:No what you need to do is pull your men and sons out of these colleges, especially the ones who are there on sports scholarships. Because let me tell you those sports recruiters are sure as hell. Going to pull a lot more sway and money.

Indeed

Actually, no. My son has pulled himself out of several recruitments for red state colleges. He has major interest from other blue state colleges to make it possible but he did draw a line. And is telling them why he’s withdrawing from consideration.

Well, good. That is what is needed

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Why are you throwing elite schools at me? My daughter isn’t applying to any of those.

And she sure as shit isn’t going to Ala-effing-bama

I picked the most stereotypical southern school I could think of and compared it with elite northern schools popular on dcum.

I think it’s rather telling that you dismiss Alabama with such hostility. That sort of bias is weird. Did you know their law school is ranked 23rd? Did you know their nursing school has a 100% licensure rate for grads (and a fabulous state of the art building)? Did you know Ernst & Young is one of their top recruiters at the business school? They had a Rhodes Scholar from NJ this year. They have a state of the art athletic and recreation facility for competitive wheel chair sports.

I could go on, but apparently you’ve written off the university, the state, and the people who live there. I guess you don’t know anyone who works at the Southern Poverty Law Center in Montgomery, AL? I do. They are awesome lawyers doing amazing work at the national level and headquartered in AL.

If my daughter gets raped in Alabama she will not be able to get a safe, legal abortion. Why would their law school ranking (23rd - yikes!) sway her decision?

So your daughter will be in the 1% of reasons why women have an abortion and she can travel to a state with no restrictions. You people need to stop using this what if as your reasons!

+1 Seriously. They must live in areas where rape is not infrequent.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Why are you throwing elite schools at me? My daughter isn’t applying to any of those.

And she sure as shit isn’t going to Ala-effing-bama

I picked the most stereotypical southern school I could think of and compared it with elite northern schools popular on dcum.

I think it’s rather telling that you dismiss Alabama with such hostility. That sort of bias is weird. Did you know their law school is ranked 23rd? Did you know their nursing school has a 100% licensure rate for grads (and a fabulous state of the art building)? Did you know Ernst & Young is one of their top recruiters at the business school? They had a Rhodes Scholar from NJ this year. They have a state of the art athletic and recreation facility for competitive wheel chair sports.

I could go on, but apparently you’ve written off the university, the state, and the people who live there. I guess you don’t know anyone who works at the Southern Poverty Law Center in Montgomery, AL? I do. They are awesome lawyers doing amazing work at the national level and headquartered in AL.

If my daughter gets raped in Alabama she will not be able to get a safe, legal abortion. Why would their law school ranking (23rd - yikes!) sway her decision?

So your daughter will be in the 1% of reasons why women have an abortion and she can travel to a state with no restrictions. You people need to stop using this what if as your reasons!

+1 Seriously. They must live in areas where rape is not infrequent.

-1. Seriously. We love our daughters and want the best medical care for them no matter what.
I guess you don’t care about your daughter in the same way.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Why are you throwing elite schools at me? My daughter isn’t applying to any of those.

And she sure as shit isn’t going to Ala-effing-bama

I picked the most stereotypical southern school I could think of and compared it with elite northern schools popular on dcum.

I think it’s rather telling that you dismiss Alabama with such hostility. That sort of bias is weird. Did you know their law school is ranked 23rd? Did you know their nursing school has a 100% licensure rate for grads (and a fabulous state of the art building)? Did you know Ernst & Young is one of their top recruiters at the business school? They had a Rhodes Scholar from NJ this year. They have a state of the art athletic and recreation facility for competitive wheel chair sports.

I could go on, but apparently you’ve written off the university, the state, and the people who live there. I guess you don’t know anyone who works at the Southern Poverty Law Center in Montgomery, AL? I do. They are awesome lawyers doing amazing work at the national level and headquartered in AL.

If my daughter gets raped in Alabama she will not be able to get a safe, legal abortion. Why would their law school ranking (23rd - yikes!) sway her decision?

So your daughter will be in the 1% of reasons why women have an abortion and she can travel to a state with no restrictions. You people need to stop using this what if as your reasons!

+1 Seriously. They must live in areas where rape is not infrequent.

-1. Seriously. We love our daughters and want the best medical care for them no matter what.
I guess you don’t care about your daughter in the same way.

Rape is not a common occurrence in most communities.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Why are you throwing elite schools at me? My daughter isn’t applying to any of those.

And she sure as shit isn’t going to Ala-effing-bama

I picked the most stereotypical southern school I could think of and compared it with elite northern schools popular on dcum.

I think it’s rather telling that you dismiss Alabama with such hostility. That sort of bias is weird. Did you know their law school is ranked 23rd? Did you know their nursing school has a 100% licensure rate for grads (and a fabulous state of the art building)? Did you know Ernst & Young is one of their top recruiters at the business school? They had a Rhodes Scholar from NJ this year. They have a state of the art athletic and recreation facility for competitive wheel chair sports.

I could go on, but apparently you’ve written off the university, the state, and the people who live there. I guess you don’t know anyone who works at the Southern Poverty Law Center in Montgomery, AL? I do. They are awesome lawyers doing amazing work at the national level and headquartered in AL.

If my daughter gets raped in Alabama she will not be able to get a safe, legal abortion. Why would their law school ranking (23rd - yikes!) sway her decision?

So your daughter will be in the 1% of reasons why women have an abortion and she can travel to a state with no restrictions. You people need to stop using this what if as your reasons!

+1 Seriously. They must live in areas where rape is not infrequent.

-1. Seriously. We love our daughters and want the best medical care for them no matter what.
I guess you don’t care about your daughter in the same way.

Rape is not a common occurrence in most communities.

And you’re okay with taking that risk for your daughter?! What about an ectopic pregnancy the red state hospitals won’t treat or an abortion for an abnormal fetus? These things happen and happen fast.

[Anonymous]

Only 1% of people die from Covid, but I sure as hell will do whatever I can to keep myself and my family protected

Sure the 1 million plus dead Americans would have liked NOT to be in that 1%

I don’t need to introduce any risk here if I don’t need to. It isn’t as if there aren’t perfectly good colleges outside the crazy red states

[Anonymous]

Sorry, I’m typing on a metro train after a looong day of travel. That sentence in my last paragraph didn’t make sense. I don’t need to introduce unnecessary risk.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Only 1% of people die from Covid, but I sure as hell will do whatever I can to keep myself and my family protected

Sure the 1 million plus dead Americans would have liked NOT to be in that 1%

I don’t need to introduce any risk here if I don’t need to. It isn’t as if there aren’t perfectly good colleges outside the crazy red states

+1. There are actually few good colleges inside the crazy red states.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Only 1% of people die from Covid, but I sure as hell will do whatever I can to keep myself and my family protected

Sure the 1 million plus dead Americans would have liked NOT to be in that 1%

I don’t need to introduce any risk here if I don’t need to. It isn’t as if there aren’t perfectly good colleges outside the crazy red states

+1. There are actually few good colleges inside the crazy red states.

Care to back that up with facts?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Why are you throwing elite schools at me? My daughter isn’t applying to any of those.

And she sure as shit isn’t going to Ala-effing-bama

I picked the most stereotypical southern school I could think of and compared it with elite northern schools popular on dcum.

I think it’s rather telling that you dismiss Alabama with such hostility. That sort of bias is weird. Did you know their law school is ranked 23rd? Did you know their nursing school has a 100% licensure rate for grads (and a fabulous state of the art building)? Did you know Ernst & Young is one of their top recruiters at the business school? They had a Rhodes Scholar from NJ this year. They have a state of the art athletic and recreation facility for competitive wheel chair sports.

I could go on, but apparently you’ve written off the university, the state, and the people who live there. I guess you don’t know anyone who works at the Southern Poverty Law Center in Montgomery, AL? I do. They are awesome lawyers doing amazing work at the national level and headquartered in AL.

If my daughter gets raped in Alabama she will not be able to get a safe, legal abortion. Why would their law school ranking (23rd - yikes!) sway her decision?

So your daughter will be in the 1% of reasons why women have an abortion and she can travel to a state with no restrictions. You people need to stop using this what if as your reasons!

+1 Seriously. They must live in areas where rape is not infrequent.

-1. Seriously. We love our daughters and want the best medical care for them no matter what.
I guess you don’t care about your daughter in the same way.

Rape is not a common occurrence in most communities.

And you’re okay with taking that risk for your daughter?! What about an ectopic pregnancy the red state hospitals won’t treat or an abortion for an abnormal fetus? These things happen and happen fast.

There are zero hospitals in ANY state that won’t treat an ectopic pregnancy. Stop with your forced abortion at any costs talking points!

[Anonymous]

It is so funny that the forced abortion crowd thinks they can control where an adult goes to college. Apparently they are not about Choice as their lie perpetuates!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Why are you throwing elite schools at me? My daughter isn’t applying to any of those.

And she sure as shit isn’t going to Ala-effing-bama

I picked the most stereotypical southern school I could think of and compared it with elite northern schools popular on dcum.

I think it’s rather telling that you dismiss Alabama with such hostility. That sort of bias is weird. Did you know their law school is ranked 23rd? Did you know their nursing school has a 100% licensure rate for grads (and a fabulous state of the art building)? Did you know Ernst & Young is one of their top recruiters at the business school? They had a Rhodes Scholar from NJ this year. They have a state of the art athletic and recreation facility for competitive wheel chair sports.

I could go on, but apparently you’ve written off the university, the state, and the people who live there. I guess you don’t know anyone who works at the Southern Poverty Law Center in Montgomery, AL? I do. They are awesome lawyers doing amazing work at the national level and headquartered in AL.

If my daughter gets raped in Alabama she will not be able to get a safe, legal abortion. Why would their law school ranking (23rd - yikes!) sway her decision?

So your daughter will be in the 1% of reasons why women have an abortion and she can travel to a state with no restrictions. You people need to stop using this what if as your reasons!

+1 Seriously. They must live in areas where rape is not infrequent.

-1. Seriously. We love our daughters and want the best medical care for them no matter what.
I guess you don’t care about your daughter in the same way.

Rape is not a common occurrence in most communities.

Do you know the stats? Because I am hearing that you don't know the stats.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why are you throwing elite schools at me? My daughter isn’t applying to any of those.

And she sure as shit isn’t going to Ala-effing-bama

I picked the most stereotypical southern school I could think of and compared it with elite northern schools popular on dcum.

I think it’s rather telling that you dismiss Alabama with such hostility. That sort of bias is weird. Did you know their law school is ranked 23rd? Did you know their nursing school has a 100% licensure rate for grads (and a fabulous state of the art building)? Did you know Ernst & Young is one of their top recruiters at the business school? They had a Rhodes Scholar from NJ this year. They have a state of the art athletic and recreation facility for competitive wheel chair sports.

I could go on, but apparently you’ve written off the university, the state, and the people who live there. I guess you don’t know anyone who works at the Southern Poverty Law Center in Montgomery, AL? I do. They are awesome lawyers doing amazing work at the national level and headquartered in AL.

If my daughter gets raped in Alabama she will not be able to get a safe, legal abortion. Why would their law school ranking (23rd - yikes!) sway her decision?

So your daughter will be in the 1% of reasons why women have an abortion and she can travel to a state with no restrictions. You people need to stop using this what if as your reasons!

+1 Seriously. They must live in areas where rape is not infrequent.

-1. Seriously. We love our daughters and want the best medical care for them no matter what.
I guess you don’t care about your daughter in the same way.

Rape is not a common occurrence in most communities.

And you’re okay with taking that risk for your daughter?! What about an ectopic pregnancy the red state hospitals won’t treat or an abortion for an abnormal fetus? These things happen and happen fast.

There are zero hospitals in ANY state that won’t treat an ectopic pregnancy. Stop with your forced abortion at any costs talking points!

Right, how much longer, though? There are several states with zero exceptions