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I'll take that as "I've got no examples, I just want to rant again about Trump." Carry on.

I read the bolded and thought, hmm, I think I've experienced this. Sure enough, yesterday I popped a 1/4 pill to help overcome the muscle relaxant and nerve block I'm on. The good news is it made my noodle quite al dente. The bad news is it took me forever to finish. I was on the edge for a long time and it actually felt pretty good, but after a while I felt bad for my wife who was working it like a pro. I imagine pron stars take these to get both effects. I might retire them, though. I might first try a few more times, since a sample of one (while on meds) isn't exactly a good experiment.

I described Khalil, the hero victim of your side. If there are students with no ties to terrorism and who haven't terrorized Jews on campus, I agree with you. Feel free to list them and their claim to innocence.

I don't completely disagree with this. There is antisemitism on campuses, and Trump is using that as a wedge to attack the higher problem of systemic, DEFCON 1 Leftism on most campuses. I'll admit that I don't know how to fix that latter problem. I think it is a very serious problem (I'll stop short of "existential," as I don't want to dilute the importance of that word) that needs addressing though, and my hope is that the courts rein in whatever needs reining. I think we are seeing Trump's "art of the deal" on a macro scale -- ask for everything and try to negotiate back from there. I think that is probably a fine approach for this problem. I'm more concerned about the approach with tariffs and other global issues, over which we as a country do not have control.

It's both. On the DEI side, I've seen my own school explode in the number of DEI and DEI-adjacent staff. These salaries get paid for, in part, by the money skimmed off the top for "administration" of federal grants, which is why Trump put in the 15% limit. Our tax dollars shouldn't pay for that stuff.

Those college kids are ignorant and just repeating words they hear. Especially the 30 year old Palestinian students from Syria who have been trained in the UNRWA Hamas training grounds.

Harvard is nurturing an environment of antisemitism.

I quoted Rahm Emmanuel. Not sure your point of quoting a poster here, but congrats on the win.

Upholding the Civil Rights Amendment is illegal?

Why is it weird when I just said that the hack site obfuscated the relationship between the two. Speaking of which, glad that you've come around on the fact that there is no relationship between the two events.

Moral relativism is a core tenet of the Left. Oh, OK, Trump will install an authoritarian dictatorship.

Never let a good crisis go to waste, Tim.

BTW, I think team Trump should return the guy, both legally and politically. Politically, I think it strengthens his case for sending the rest of them, as well as appeases those in the 80/20 who care about the rule of law.

From your link: The information the officer gave to a sex worker was a different case. New Republic obfuscates it though, because they are a Leftie hack site.

You've mentioned this several times. Your own biased far Leftie hack link acknowledges that the two scenarios are unrelated.

Cmon bunny, you know better than that... ... can size on Dixie?

Wanna be a cart girl?

1% I might do. Something like 25%, probably not. I have PTSD from an investment gone bad in a remote property, and I'm not likely to do it again, certainly not something as risky as this. I will say that it is an intriguing apparent value for the land the price. But it's in the middle of nowhere. It's hard to believe that a 9 hole course could survive so far from a customer base. Which appears to be the case, given it's sale and price. That being said, I would come up and play a round or two to meet bunny's drink girls.

Years ago somebody here, I think @Meglamaniac, showed me how to buy generic Viagra and Cialis online. I did it for the occasional extra pop / drinking alcohol situations. These are international pharmacies that charge pennies on the dollar for all kinds of generic meds. I've gone through two or three places since that initial purchase, for reasons like difficulty to purchase or they went out of business. The one I use now I've used for two purchases, I think they are out of India. I'm very happy with the ease of use and the products. The internet says to not make such purchases because of quality concerns: I'm not afraid of them accidentally shipping fentanyl or rat poison, just maybe some pills that don't work as well. If I were taking a critical heart medication I wouldn't do it, but that's not the case... Anyway, years later I got cancer and went on chemo. I searched to see if there were any concerns with taking tadalafil (Cialis) while on chemo, and found just the opposite: there is good evidence that a daily regimen of 5mg Tadalafil (1/4 of a standard pill) can be effective against Head and Neck Small Cell Carcinoma (HNSCC, my cancer). This same regimen is sometimes prescribed for ED patients, so it's been shown to be safe.: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4329916 So I started doing that, and have ever since. I also have some generic sildenafil (Viagra) which I also cut into quarters (25 out of 100mg standard pill). I don't use them much, just if I've been drinking and your mom has to have it. If I were to get just one, I'd recommend the Cialis/tadalafil. PM me if you want the website I'm using.

Ah, the risk of saying too much in a post, and giving the responder something to nibble off and isolate. I sometimes make that mistake. Any response to the rest of my post?

Above is a carefully worded post. I too support "most" of the college protests. But we aren't talking about those, are we? We're talking about the protests at Columbia, Harvard, MIT, I'm sure others, which went beyond peaceful sit-ins into harassment and terrorism of Jewish students/faculty/employees, destruction of property, and physical disruption of education. Also, "many" Jews is how many? Hundreds, thousands out of millions? It's mostly young, upper middle class Jews who've never known adversity as an ethnicity, and drink the TikTok "oppressed$#@!" koolaid. Regarding Schwarzman, I'm confident he's not on Team Hamas: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/article/2024/may/24/stephen-schwarzman-support-trump

I'm back to wut? Who "required" Trump to take one, and not Biden? Who has that authority? Trump regularly spends hours in unscripted interviews. Sure, he shows signs of advanced age, and he has issues like impulse control and narcissistic tendencies. But the difference between he and Biden is day and coma. I don't want to waste my time here, so if you are going to argue that Trump is cognitively worse off than Biden, I'll just consider you a blue-pilled hack on this issue and move on.

I wonder what discussions go on in the back room of these elite colleges, many of which have many prominent Jewish alumni. Stephen A Schwarzman (founder of Blackstone, a bazillionaire) is an alum of Harvard, and I'm sure he has donated a bunch. He gave so much money to MIT, to which he didn't even attend, that they reorganized their entire structure to create the Stephen A Schwarzman College of Computing. He's Jewish and, from reading around, has donated money to Israel, and seems to support the Zionist state. https://www.jpost.com/50-most-influential-jews/article-717735 Perhaps coincidentally, and despite Squissy's misguided X hack, MIT has not overly rocked the boat, yet anyway.

Depends what you mean by "fund." We need universities to do a lot of the pure research that corporations used to do, but no longer can (because shareholders demand quick and reliable returns on investments these days).

Yep, they tend to pay full price. Except terrorist supporters like Khalil, he probably got a free ride to go to Columbia and spew his filth.