TMZ reporting Parkland leader David Hogg just got into Harvard

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Anonymous wrote:Congratulations to him - he's a remarkable young man!

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I hope he goes on to accomplish even greater things.

+1. He’s done more to help humanity in 17 years than most people will do in a lifetime. Harvard is lucky to have him.

This. If this is correct, good. Good for him, good for Harvard.

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[Anonymous]

Those are the type of kids that should go to Harvard.

Organically awesome, rose to the challenge under insane scrutiny.

[Anonymous]

He confirmed it. Good for Harvard, good for him.

https://twitter.com/davidhogg111

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With Hogg and the Islamic south Asian kid who wrote blm 100 times for his Stanford essay, I can see middle school parents start to get their kids starting social justice clubs and groups by the thousands across the country.

It’s a great hook.

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Anonymous wrote:With Hogg and the Islamic south Asian kid who wrote blm 100 times for his Stanford essay, I can see middle school parents start to get their kids starting social justice clubs and groups by the thousands across the country.

It’s a great hook.

I found find your comment so distasteful. What this kid and his classmates went through I wouldn't ever want my kids to experience even if it meant they would get automatically accepted into Harvard. He heard the screams and anguish of his classmates. He tried to escape and flee but luckily a janitor told him to turn back and hide. He hid with other students in a closet like sitting ducks hoping not to get slaughtered. He was texting with his little sister hoping she didn't get killed either.
Then to be strong enough to lead a youth movement against gun violence is remarkable.

He certainly didn't do it for a hook.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:With Hogg and the Islamic south Asian kid who wrote blm 100 times for his Stanford essay, I can see middle school parents start to get their kids starting social justice clubs and groups by the thousands across the country.

It’s a great hook.

I found find your comment so distasteful. What this kid and his classmates went through I wouldn't ever want my kids to experience even if it meant they would get automatically accepted into Harvard. He heard the screams and anguish of his classmates. He tried to escape and flee but luckily a janitor told him to turn back and hide. He hid with other students in a closet like sitting ducks hoping not to get slaughtered. He was texting with his little sister hoping she didn't get killed either.
Then to be strong enough to lead a youth movement against gun violence is remarkable.

He certainly didn't do it for a hook.

I didn’t say he did it for a hook - I said other parents will get their kids to start clubs and movements for the hook.

I noticed you didn’t care to write about the Muslim blm kid, who i mentioned as well.

Immigration/asylum justice clubs for kids in border states would be opportune hooks.

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Anonymous wrote:With Hogg and the Islamic south Asian kid who wrote blm 100 times for his Stanford essay, I can see middle school parents start to get their kids starting social justice clubs and groups by the thousands across the country.

It’s a great hook.

What a low thing to say. To trivialize what those kids went through and how they moved their grief into outrage and then action - at 17. What have you done to make the world a better safer place?

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^^besides stockpile guns.

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Where did the annoying republican classmate of his get in?

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Good for him.

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Being an annoying gadfly will make up for lower quartile grades and test scores, I guess.

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If he had the grades to back it up I would be fine with this but he doesn't so I'm not.

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Anonymous wrote:Where did the annoying republican classmate of his get in?

Kyle Kashuv? Can’t find anything.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:With Hogg and the Islamic south Asian kid who wrote blm 100 times for his Stanford essay, I can see middle school parents start to get their kids starting social justice clubs and groups by the thousands across the country.

It’s a great hook.

I found find your comment so distasteful. What this kid and his classmates went through I wouldn't ever want my kids to experience even if it meant they would get automatically accepted into Harvard. He heard the screams and anguish of his classmates. He tried to escape and flee but luckily a janitor told him to turn back and hide. He hid with other students in a closet like sitting ducks hoping not to get slaughtered. He was texting with his little sister hoping she didn't get killed either.
Then to be strong enough to lead a youth movement against gun violence is remarkable.

He certainly didn't do it for a hook.

The first comment may have been trolling. ‘Islamic’ isn’t the correct way to refer to practitioners of Islam, for one.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where did the annoying republican classmate of his get in?

Kyle Kashuv? Can’t find anything.

I believe he’s a senior this year.