The ultra-entitlement of Ivy League snowflakes continues!
This time, however, it’s the law students who are apparently incapable of dealing with life.
Yes, the alleged next generation of lawyers is apparently too traumatized from the consequences of their own actions to sit for exams, as reported by The Blaze.
Gag us all with a spoon.
The students running the apparent joke of a publication, the Columbia Law Review, have abused their privilege by using the publication to call for a cancellation to all exams.
Apparently, these students just can’t bear the thought of their so-called peers being arrested for egregiously breaking the law.
“As the Administrative Board of student editors of the Columbia Law Review, we urge the Law School to cancel exams and give all students passing grades for their work throughout the semester,” the future lawyers whined.
Oh, but of course. Continue handing out trophies to everyone, even when they’ve blatantly broken the law.
“The violence we witnessed last night has irrevocably shaken many of us on the Review. We know this to be the same for a majority of our classmates,” the snowflake “law students” whined.
Oh, please. Try experiencing the violence that the victims of Hamas experienced, following the terrorist group’s heinous terrorist attack on wholly innocent Israelis on October 7.
In typical snowflake fashion, the so-called editors also whined about how the presence of armed police was apparently traumatizing.
Never mind the fact that the students had to cause extreme chaos for the police to be called to the woke university in the first place.
“Videos have circulated of police clad in riot gear mocking and brutalizing our students. The events of last night left us, and many of our peers, unable to focus and highly emotional during this tumultuous time,” the law students whined.
Well, snowflakes, you’ve been “highly emotional” ever since Trump fairly won the presidential election in 2016.
And as for police “mocking” the anarchists that openly threaten genocide and other violence against others?
Those anarchists are lucky that all they suffered from was being “mocked.” After all, they could have easily been shot.
Then they’d really have something to whine about.
Astonishingly, the law school brats actually managed to bring up equity in their demands for the cancellation of all exams.
“The current exam policy raises concerns around equity and academic integrity,” the student editors proclaimed.
Is that so? Well, that’s one way of announcing that most DEI admissions to the Ivy League law school are too intellectually incapacitated to take exams.
Admitting students largely based on their racial background is hardly a form of “integrity” either.
“Many are unwell at this time and cannot study or concentrate while their peers are being hauled to jail,” the students whined.
Yeah, well, perhaps your “peers” shouldn’t have broken the law and threatened public safety.
Needless to say, more than one reader was deeply amused.
“Oh, are their feelings hurt because law enforcement enforced the law?
When vetting lawyers, be sure to avoid Columbia Law School graduates. Not only do they fail to grasp the concept of LAW but lack the capacity to excel in the profession,” the individual commented.
Frankly, they appear to lack the capacity to do anything of substance, given their wholly brainwashed state.
Author: Jane Jones
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