My wife and I try to instill in our kids the same values that were instilled in us growing up. Honor. Dignity. Faith. Love. Respect for rules.
Unfortunately, it appears as if there’s no such thing as “rules” to some people in this country.
Over the weekend, the University of New Hampshire put up this post on Facebook:
“If you’ve applied or been admitted to UNH you should know any disciplinary action stemming from peaceful protests exercising your first amendment rights will not jeopardize your admission decision. We support your right to stand up for what you believe in.”
Allow me to summarize. Break the rules that align with OUR liberal politics and you’re fine.
Just make sure you don’t screw up a thing on your application or submit it a few hours past deadline. THAT would cause disqualification. But breaking the rules when it comes to our politics? We’re cool with that.
I called the school out on it. And what happened? Snowflakes began melting in defense of the college.
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2 comments:
If there was disciplinary action, were they peaceful protests? Were they lawful protests? So, breaking the law is okay with UNH.
Coincidentally, the Fall 2017 enrollment was down a few hundred from previous highs. It could be that they're seeing the $$$ in catering to the witless, desperate and academically displaced.
I won't infringe on anyone else's right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Beyond that I have no respect for the law in this country because it is written by criminals in Congress to help their fat cat business criminal friends consolidate their power by exploiting loopholes built just for them.
For example, Martha Stewart going to prison for lying about what appeared to be insider trading. Do you know your Congressmen and women use their inside knowledge to gain an edge in investing. Trading doesn't get more inside than that.
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