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In reply to the discussion: Northern Virginia VCU student denied diploma after participating in pro-Palestinian protests [View all]SunSeeker
(56,410 posts)Your 5 made up points are just putting words in my mouth that I did not say, nor that I implied. How about addressing my points instead of inventing a strawman to argue with?
Encampments have been very destructive. The one at my alma mater, UCLA, cause millions in damage, including to the irreplaceable sandstone walls of historic Royce Hall. And for what? To scrawl the hate filled "From the river to the sea" epithet all over them. How does that help anyone? That is not the equivalent of throwing tea overboard in Boston. UCLA is not an evil king unfairly taxing its subjects. It's a school trying to teach students. Interfering with a king's unfair tax on tea makes sense. Destroying school property does not.
I'm not saying she shouldn't get her degree. She should, if she met all the VCU requirements for one. Presumably that is what they are investigating.
If you break the law, you have to be prepared for the consequences. We are supposed to have rule of law in this country. Authoritarianism means just the opposite. It means rule of one man, rather than rule of law.
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