War on Universities, Lawyers & Expertise

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All those mob movies and shows that have pervaded American culture for the last 60 years? The Godfather? Scarface? Casino? The Sopranos? Who would have thought they'd be anticipatory documentaries.

Congrats, Pubs. You elected a mob boss. I can't wait until the law figures out how to put your leaders behind bars, which always happens eventually.
Somebody asked this earlier, I believe, but is there any way to monitor where all of this money that universities are paying is actually going? I know it's going to be supposedly paid to "the federal government" but is there anything more specific as to where it's going? Because it wouldn't surprise me at all if Trump and his minions are personally skimming from the payments, just like a mob family or corrupt political boss would.
 
All those mob movies and shows that have pervaded American culture for the last 60 years? The Godfather? Scarface? Casino? The Sopranos? Who would have thought they'd be anticipatory documentaries.

Congrats, Pubs. You elected a mob boss. I can't wait until the law figures out how to put your leaders behind bars, which always happens eventually.
That’s an interesting thought, especially considering Trump’s support amongst “macho” young males, and how Tony Soprano and Tony Montana were the protagonists. Art imitates life but also influences life. I don’t think electing a mob boss is a negative to these folks. It’s part of the appeal.
 
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They got off cheap ($50 million) probably because they had not done anything wrong in the first place.
None of them did anything wrong. Speaking of which, how wrong is it to extort private money given to a private University for doing nothing wrong. I’d like go to a MAGA and say I’m going to withhold your paycheck until you give me $5000. That’s fair isn’t it?
 

And the more universities that take the knee and give in to Trump's demands, the worse this is going to get. Admittedly public universities like UCLA likely don't have the endowments to resist as long as a Harvard, but it's still depressing to see what is happening to American education - it's being Orbanized, and more rapidly then I'd thought possible.
 
That’s an interesting thought, especially considering Trump’s support amongst “macho” young males, and how Tony Soprano and Tony Montana were the protagonists. Art imitates life but also influences life. I don’t think electing a mob boss is a negative to these folks. It’s part of the appeal.
idolizing the tony's is laughably braindead. a couple of assholes who died relatively young and badly, particularly mr. montana.
 
idolizing the tony's is laughably braindead. a couple of assholes who died relatively young and badly, particularly mr. montana.
Willy wrote: "That’s an interesting thought, especially considering Trump’s support amongst “macho” young males, and how Tony Soprano and Tony Montana were the protagonists. Art imitates life but also influences life. I don’t think electing a mob boss is a negative to these folks. It’s part of the appeal."


Add in trump's blatant effeminacy and it gets even weirder.
 

Harvard needs to commit its wealth to fighting this shit.

The rest of the Ivy League, the public Ivies that can (UNC, Texas, and other public Ivies in red states are fucked {and North Carolina is a red state}), the elite private institutions that are not Ivies (Chicago, MIT, Northwestern, Stanford, Duke, etc.), the elite Liberal Arts colleges (Bowdoin, Williams, Amherst, Wellesley, Smith, Middlebury, etc.), the rock-solid public institutions that form most of the Big 10 and former PAC 12………..these institutions need to get together and fight this fascistic effort to take control of American higher education.
 
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This administration should be charged under the RICO statue. It is obviously involved in racketeering both here and internationally. Recall that Trump’s early mentor was none other than Roy Cohn, a known lawyer for the mob.
 

Harvard and White House Move Toward Potential Landmark Settlement​

A potential $500 million settlement would end a monthslong battle that pitted the nation’s wealthiest school against the Trump administration’s extraordinary crackdown on higher education.

 
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