Law Students Protest Free Speech Advocate. Claim the Rule of Law is 'White Supremacy'
These days, academia is little more than a cesspool of far-left duncery. A conglomerate of braindead, gender-bending left-wing loonies with purple armpit hair. Never was that more apparent than in this video. These law students at CUNY took a stand against free speech and the rule of law when a conservative speaker rolled into town.
I wish I was making this up:
A City University of New York law student shouted, “f*** the law!” while protesting a visiting professor, according to a video published Thursday.Nearly all the students, who showed up to South Texas College of Law Houston Professor Josh Blackman’s speech at CUNY, protested him, Hot Air reported.
“Shame on you!” Protesters shouted and formed a line in the corridor leading to the room where Blackman was scheduled to speak. They held signs displaying: “‘restoring the rule of law’ = white supremacy” and “shame on CUNY: don’t give oppressors a platform.”
The Texas law professor’s speech, “The Importance of Free Speech on Campus,” seemed pertinent — especially considering one protester’s statement: “I don’t understand how CUNY allows this.”
Yes, you heard that correctly. "The law itself is a dog whistle for white supremacy in need of 'fu*king.'" An actual quote by Seymour Dumbsh*t, Esq.
The left views our laws more as "helpful guidelines," as opposed to, you know, laws. They only need apply when a leftie is backed into an intellectual corner and needs a quick out. Other than that, the pesky Bill of Rights is little more than a giant square of Charmin, with which to sanitize their rectal regions. Alas, it's not even two-ply. Good luck with that.
These law school kiddos have an open disdain and complete lack of understanding of their own major. Maybe if these law students would spend more time hitting the books, instead of looking for new trendy causes to be angry about, they wouldn't come across as such monumental idiots.
If this is the caliber of lawyer our universities are turning out, I hope to God I never need a defense attorney.
