The current culture is toxic and threatening to anyone who is remotely attentive.

https://highlandcountypress.com/illegal-border-crossers-total-over-10-million-biden-inauguration-total-greater-individual#gsc.tab=0

“Here’s a Group of Military-Aged Middle Eastern Men Heading to the U.S. Border”
https://rumble.com/v3tvk2q-heres-a-group-of-military-aged-middle-eastern-men-heading-to-the-u.s.-borde.html

don: Everything you say sounds good, but until the voters put people in office who will do these things, you are simply spitting into the wind.

LongTimeTexan: My rules are clear. I don’t allow obscenities, and that includes making believe it isn’t such by simply adding or taking one or two letters out.

You are new here so this is only a warning. You will be suspended for a week the next time it happens.

I expect the people who comment here to behave like civilized adults. Is that too much to ask?

Harsh? Maybe. Hurtng students not fully radicalized. Sorry, but yes. However this methods effectiveness would dwarf the handful of donors saying enough is enough.

Good to see the script flip.

As Robert observes (paraphrasing slightly), it is clear that these law schools have no stomach for fighting this bigotry because it is now so deeply ingrained that excising it is almost impossible.

Exactly. The effective stealth takeover of this nation’s most prestigious law schools is perhaps the premier example of the left’s methodical, Gramscian march thorough America’s institutions, and it illustrates just how deeply infected our entire society has become with their toxic Marxist ideology. The question, of course, is whether we have the necessary will — and the time — to excise it. That some members of the donor class now seem to “get it” is indeed encouraging, but merely withholding private funding, while laudable enough, will not suffice to turn these institutions around. They have, as noted, *very* deep pockets, and they can go on carrying the torch of Marxism and racial discord for as long as their well ensconced clerisy might wish to.

Instead — and, again, as Robert suggests — the best remedy is for law students to look elsewhere for their instruction and for private law firms to make it abundantly clear that graduates from these schools need not apply. Sadly, until there is a concomitantly thorough barn cleaning in our government, those students who continue to get their JDMs (Juris Doctors in Marxism) from such institutions as Yale, Harvard, and Columbia will continue to find happy homes in every branch of The Swamp. [In such cases, one thinks of Screwtape’s letters to his nephew Wormwood, instructing him in how best, as a fledgling government attorney, to further the demonic work of His Father Below.]

On the other hand, if there were ever a teachable moment in recent American history, this ought to be it, and you have to wonder how many sleepers are finally beginning to wake up. And, more to the point, how much of their voting behavior will be changed.

Richard C. Moeur: Typo fixed. Thank you.

We’ll see if anything meaningful comes out of this. I’m not entirely optimistic.