Anonymous wrote:Do not excuse the orgy of crime in St Louis with your whataboutism.

You are confusing st Louis City with St. Louis county. You ought to educate yourself better before posting

Do not excuse the orgy of crime in St Louis with your whataboutism.

A Columbia student was stabbed multiple time to death. Sadly, these events occur

Anonymous wrote:Student was just murdered on or near campus

https://www.reddit.com/r/washu/comments/1b4c3dj/such_a_tragic/

He died a mile from his home while out for a jog?!?

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Anonymous wrote:Top 10 States With Meth Problems


The crystal meth capital of America is Michigan, making it number one on our list of states with the highest meth use. The mid-west region of the nation tends to be a hotspot for meth-related criminal activity. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol’s National Clandestine Laboratory Seizure system, states with the most meth-related seizures in 2018 were:1



Michigan (220)
New York (220)
Indiana (144)
Illinois (129)
North Carolina (127)
California (114)
Pennsylvania (105)
Tennessee (102)
Ohio (60)
Florida (59)

This only proves these states are actively trying to shut down their meth problems. The people in Missouri can still get their daily meth because it is anarchy there.

Are you on meth yourself?

Anonymous wrote:Top 10 States With Meth Problems


The crystal meth capital of America is Michigan, making it number one on our list of states with the highest meth use. The mid-west region of the nation tends to be a hotspot for meth-related criminal activity. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol’s National Clandestine Laboratory Seizure system, states with the most meth-related seizures in 2018 were:1



Michigan (220)
New York (220)
Indiana (144)
Illinois (129)
North Carolina (127)
California (114)
Pennsylvania (105)
Tennessee (102)
Ohio (60)
Florida (59)

This only proves these states are actively trying to shut down their meth problems. The people in Missouri can still get their daily meth because it is anarchy there.

Yep, the problem is with OP

Anonymous wrote:Our child attends WashU currently and we’ve been surprised at how much we enjoy the visits. It’s easy to get there and everything is close. Nice restaurants, beautiful park next to campus, and plenty to do. If your DC is interested, visit. If not, then why care about others for whom it’s a good fit?

Cause there’s one crazy poster off her meds who keeps posting the same thing over and over

Our child attends WashU currently and we’ve been surprised at how much we enjoy the visits. It’s easy to get there and everything is close. Nice restaurants, beautiful park next to campus, and plenty to do. If your DC is interested, visit. If not, then why care about others for whom it’s a good fit?

No one wants to have to visit their kids in St Louis. That place should have been shut down a long time ago. It is a drain on our nation, the American version of the Gaza Strip.

Anonymous wrote:Missouri is not safe for women

Are you stupid have you not paid attention to the new laws idiot parents

You again? My kid is applying to every college you attack. Inverse Crazed Troll strategy

Top 10 States With Meth Problems


The crystal meth capital of America is Michigan, making it number one on our list of states with the highest meth use. The mid-west region of the nation tends to be a hotspot for meth-related criminal activity. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol’s National Clandestine Laboratory Seizure system, states with the most meth-related seizures in 2018 were:1



Michigan (220)
New York (220)
Indiana (144)
Illinois (129)
North Carolina (127)
California (114)
Pennsylvania (105)
Tennessee (102)
Ohio (60)
Florida (59)

WashU is a great school in a lousy state. If it were located on the West Coast or the East Coast or near Chicago, it'd be one of the most desirable schools in the country. Beautiful campus. Excellent programs in almost every field. Smart, happy kids. Excellent job and grad school placement.

But it's in Missouri, which is meth central. And it's next to St. Louis, a depressed and declining city in the middle of nowhere. That's the problem.

Students today are much more lifestyle oriented. Fewer and fewer kids want to spend four years in grim places in New England or the Midwest. They'd rather go south or west or be in vibrant cities like Boston. While the immediate area around WashU is very nice, once you leave that bubble it's grim for 400 miles in every direction.

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Anonymous wrote:Missouri is not safe for women

Are you stupid have you not paid attention to the new laws idiot parents

If I thought my daughter was making her college decisions on where she could get an abortion, I would consider myself a massive failure as her mother.

My son and daughter both have said they won’t look at schools in states that treat women and LGBTQ people like trash.

I hope the state of Missouri can figure out a way to survive without either of your charming kids.

Missouri is the meth capitol of the world. It has enough charm already.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Missouri is not safe for women

Are you stupid have you not paid attention to the new laws idiot parents

If I thought my daughter was making her college decisions on where she could get an abortion, I would consider myself a massive failure as her mother.

My son and daughter both have said they won’t look at schools in states that treat women and LGBTQ people like trash.

I hope the state of Missouri can figure out a way to survive without either of your charming kids.