Harvard tell Trump to pound sand

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What's wrong with protesting?

Nothing, as long as you’re airing an approved grievance.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Harvard needs to go back to more teaching, less "research". It's a hedge fund with a diploma printer attached.

Whatever they need to do it is not Trump's right to strong arm them because they said no to his illegal and unethical demands.

They are welcome to say no.
But they are not entitled to visas for foreign nationals and certainly not to billions of dollars.

You do realize how dumb and provincial you sound. Like seriously. Classmates with Noem?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Harvard needs to go back to more teaching, less "research". It's a hedge fund with a diploma printer attached.

Whatever they need to do it is not Trump's right to strong arm them because they said no to his illegal and unethical demands.

They are welcome to say no.
But they are not entitled to visas for foreign nationals and certainly not to billions of dollars.

You do realize how dumb and provincial you sound. Like seriously. Classmates with Noem?

We get it. You're brilliant like Mayorkas and skilled at deflecting, lying, and pretending that there hasn't been a problem. Cheers!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Harvard needs more viewpoint diversity. There was one moderate govt prof, but he retired at 90-something.

Diversity of political view is not a type of diversity the Ivies will tolerate.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Harvard needs more viewpoint diversity. There was one moderate govt prof, but he retired at 90-something.

Diversity of political view is not a type of diversity the Ivies will tolerate.

Seems like it’s Trump that’s being intolerant, dear.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Harvard needs more viewpoint diversity. There was one moderate govt prof, but he retired at 90-something.

Diversity of political view is not a type of diversity the Ivies will tolerate.

Seems like it’s Trump that’s being intolerant, dear.

How many conservative speakers were invited to share their views at Harvard, dear?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Harvard needs more viewpoint diversity. There was one moderate govt prof, but he retired at 90-something.

Diversity of political view is not a type of diversity the Ivies will tolerate.

Seems like it’s Trump that’s being intolerant, dear.

How many conservative speakers were invited to share their views at Harvard, dear?

Okay students. We've invited a speaker to come explain to you how Harvard should be destroyed and should no longer be involved in high-level scientific research.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Harvard needs more viewpoint diversity. There was one moderate govt prof, but he retired at 90-something.

Diversity of political view is not a type of diversity the Ivies will tolerate.

Seems like it’s Trump that’s being intolerant, dear.

How many conservative speakers were invited to share their views at Harvard, dear?

Okay students. We've invited a speaker to come explain to you how Harvard should be destroyed and should no longer be involved in high-level scientific research.

Go back a few years.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Harvard needs more viewpoint diversity. There was one moderate govt prof, but he retired at 90-something.

Diversity of political view is not a type of diversity the Ivies will tolerate.

Seems like it’s Trump that’s being intolerant, dear.

How many conservative speakers were invited to share their views at Harvard, dear?

Here’s the thing I don’t get, dear. If all of these Ivies are liberal indoctrination machines, why do these rich conservative people keep wanting to send their kids to them?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Harvard needs more viewpoint diversity. There was one moderate govt prof, but he retired at 90-something.

Diversity of political view is not a type of diversity the Ivies will tolerate.

Seems like it’s Trump that’s being intolerant, dear.

How many conservative speakers were invited to share their views at Harvard, dear?

What are you talking about?! Harvard is a big university with all sorts of courses and people and conferences and guest lecturers and who knows what. Learning and thinking and debating is what is about. There is no limitation on political views.

But is in an intellectual place. Willful ignorance is dissed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Harvard needs more viewpoint diversity. There was one moderate govt prof, but he retired at 90-something.

Diversity of political view is not a type of diversity the Ivies will tolerate.

Seems like it’s Trump that’s being intolerant, dear.

How many conservative speakers were invited to share their views at Harvard, dear?

Here’s the thing I don’t get, dear. If all of these Ivies are liberal indoctrination machines, why do these rich conservative people keep wanting to send their kids to them?

And why are so many of the current administration and congress Ivy graduates?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Harvard needs more viewpoint diversity. There was one moderate govt prof, but he retired at 90-something.

Diversity of political view is not a type of diversity the Ivies will tolerate.

Seems like it’s Trump that’s being intolerant, dear.

How many conservative speakers were invited to share their views at Harvard, dear?

Here’s the thing I don’t get, dear. If all of these Ivies are liberal indoctrination machines, why do these rich conservative people keep wanting to send their kids to them?

I would never send my child to Harvard, are you crazy?
- a rich conservative

[Anonymous]

Harvard will be around and fine long after they get Donnie’s stench out of the White House. Is this a stupid and childish whim of an agitated old man? Sure, but that’s all it is in the long term.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Harvard needs more viewpoint diversity. There was one moderate govt prof, but he retired at 90-something.

Diversity of political view is not a type of diversity the Ivies will tolerate.

Seems like it’s Trump that’s being intolerant, dear.

How many conservative speakers were invited to share their views at Harvard, dear?

Here’s the thing I don’t get, dear. If all of these Ivies are liberal indoctrination machines, why do these rich conservative people keep wanting to send their kids to them?

I would never send my child to Harvard, are you crazy?
- a rich conservative

Ok

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Harvard needs more viewpoint diversity. There was one moderate govt prof, but he retired at 90-something.

Diversity of political view is not a type of diversity the Ivies will tolerate.

Seems like it’s Trump that’s being intolerant, dear.

How many conservative speakers were invited to share their views at Harvard, dear?

Here’s the thing I don’t get, dear. If all of these Ivies are liberal indoctrination machines, why do these rich conservative people keep wanting to send their kids to them?

+1 And why are there so many alums who end up as MAGA politicians and FedSoc judges?