My purpose is to entertain myself at the expense of nitwits like yourself. It could be to engage in informed debate with people of opposing points of view but I can't seem to find anyone on your side of the political spectrum who is capable of doing anything but spew erroneous, dogmatic talking points.
Ive stated clearly my tax dollars should not be sent to pay for your kids college.
I find you folks keep repeating the same mistake over and over. Namely, you believe what you are told to believe without questioning its veracity. Did you know Larry Summers, former Harvard prez, was born a Jew?
Uh oh, I see you're using all caps. Have I upset you? I hope so. I hope the next time you want to debate me you bring something to the table that's more substantive than the manure you've been slinging. Now go read a book and learn something. I humbly suggest you read "How Democracies Die." It isn't a coincidence you'll find many parallels to what Dear Leader is doing. Enjoy.
You should be ashamed of yourself. The government is trying to ramp down on the shocking rise in rabid antisemitism, and you - a Jew - is fighting to allow it to get worse.
The secular “born Jewish” leftists are the Jews’ worst enemy.
And America’s enemies are doing it by infiltrating into liberal universities via money and professorships and paid antisemites, and they are focused on brainwashing the youth.
No problem then. I and my kids paid for their college tuition.
Great. Private charity is fine by me.No problem then. I and my kids paid for their college tuition.
Harvard’s Stand Against Trump Is Helping It Raise More Money
For two decades after graduating from Harvard, Samuel Graham-Felsen never donated to his alma mater. The 388-year-old university represented elitism, he said. Giving even more money to the world’s wealthiest school didn’t align with his values.
“Why should I be giving to this place that has billions of dollars?” he asked himself when he received fund-raising notices.
His sentiment changed this week, after the university rejected a series of demands from the Trump administration. The government asked Harvard to do a host of things — like auditing professors’ work for plagiarism and reporting international students who break rules to federal authorities — that outraged the school’s leaders, others in higher education and people far beyond its iron gates.
Within hours, the federal government responded with a $2.2 billion funding freeze, and later in the week said it would try to revoke Harvard’s tax-exempt status.
The Trump administration has said it is targeting Harvard because it has not done enough to combat antisemitism. That did not sit well with Mr. Graham-Felsen, a novelist and freelance writer in New Jersey, who is Jewish.
He gave the university a single donation of $108. It is a multiple of 18, a symbolic number in Judaism that highlighted his rejection of the idea that the federal government’s actions against Harvard were being waged in his name. “The more Trump punishes Harvard financially,” he said, “the more I will donate. I’m not a wealthy guy.”
Harvard’s Stand Against Trump Is Helping It Raise More Money
The Trump administration said it would take $2.2 billion in research funds from the school. Some small donors are doing their best to make up for the shortfall.www.nytimes.com
I love the idea of the people thwarting Dotard's insidious petulance.
No problem then. I and my kids paid for their college tuition.
Harvard’s Stand Against Trump Is Helping It Raise More Money
For two decades after graduating from Harvard, Samuel Graham-Felsen never donated to his alma mater. The 388-year-old university represented elitism, he said. Giving even more money to the world’s wealthiest school didn’t align with his values.
“Why should I be giving to this place that has billions of dollars?” he asked himself when he received fund-raising notices.
His sentiment changed this week, after the university rejected a series of demands from the Trump administration. The government asked Harvard to do a host of things — like auditing professors’ work for plagiarism and reporting international students who break rules to federal authorities — that outraged the school’s leaders, others in higher education and people far beyond its iron gates.
Within hours, the federal government responded with a $2.2 billion funding freeze, and later in the week said it would try to revoke Harvard’s tax-exempt status.
The Trump administration has said it is targeting Harvard because it has not done enough to combat antisemitism. That did not sit well with Mr. Graham-Felsen, a novelist and freelance writer in New Jersey, who is Jewish.
He gave the university a single donation of $108. It is a multiple of 18, a symbolic number in Judaism that highlighted his rejection of the idea that the federal government’s actions against Harvard were being waged in his name. “The more Trump punishes Harvard financially,” he said, “the more I will donate. I’m not a wealthy guy.”
Harvard’s Stand Against Trump Is Helping It Raise More Money
The Trump administration said it would take $2.2 billion in research funds from the school. Some small donors are doing their best to make up for the shortfall.
I love the idea of the people thwarting Dotard's insidious petulance.
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So you're a wanker here. Pathetic.
