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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Part of the problem is that judges have become a complete disgrace.

Thanks for that, Donald Trump.[/quote]

No, this has nothing to do with judges and everything to do with campus climate. [/quote]
This judge came in looking for a fight and was rude and dismissive to valid questions. From Federlaist Society member David Lat:

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This statement is full of “or he said something like that” comments. Hardly a useful source.

Plus, the judge is human. Wouldn’t most of us lose our cool if treated the way he was from the moment he stepped on campus?

I don’t care for him, nor do I like his politics. Still, he’s not the one looking bad [/b]right now.[b] [/quote]

Bolded is key and why this thread is absurd.

So judges can be human and students can’t be? Why the lower standard for judges?

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This thread is about his visit to Stanford, so the “right now” is all that matters.

The students’ behavior is appalling and terrifying. It really was like watching toddlers in action. I work in a field that places me up against people I philosophically and politically disagree with all the time. Never have I thought a tantrum would be an effective way to communicate. 
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