@AAGDhillon @Cernovich Change the law so that a finding of incompetence equates to a finding of subhumanity and a total loss of civil rights. Then treat these things like rabid dogs.
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Professor Plum
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Professor Plum
@dynamiteddan
America First Conservative 🇺🇸 Lawyer ⚖️
United States Beigetreten Kasım 2016
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Folks: I had a great call this morning with our US Attorney in Charlotte.
Brown remains in federal custody and so the parallel state proceedings are in no way dispositive. There will be a federal competency determination and prosecution track taking precedence.
U.S. Attorney WDNC@USAO_WDNC
DeCarlos Brown is in federal custody on a federal indictment. The state proceedings, including any competency finding in those proceedings, are completely separate.
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@shadihamid You will be driven out. We’re done pretending you belong here.
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A Republican candidate for Texas Railroad Commissioner wants to "denaturalize" and "deport" me, despite the fact that I'm an American citizen and was born and raised here. Good to know.
Bo French@BoFrenchTX
Not a single actual American agrees with this foreigner. We are done watching the left import hordes of third worlders who hate us. "Shadi Hamid" should be denaturalized and deported.
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@emzanotti @DavidAFrench It’s never reasonable to accommodate Muslims. We need to drive them out.
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Sorry to burst everyone’s bubble but these sound like reasonable, narrowly tailored accommodations for religious practice absent any compulsion to non-practicing students. Protected by the First Amendment.
Virgil Davis Hunt@vrgldh
Overton High School in Nashville changes its entire bell schedule to work around Muslim students being able to pray during Ramadan.
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@ProfBZZZ @Brian5_8_1899 Well that’s the crux of the issue. Are these real students or racial charity cases admitted out of misplaced empathy (or worse)?
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A student today at my elite university admitted to me today that she took a class so she could work on reading for more than 20 minutes at a time. She can't read. She mainly skims and summarizes, she says and still gets A's.
This student is, by professional standards, illiterate. Gonna have high GPA when she graduates.
This conversation was had after 6 of 22 students dropped my course because the maximum reading per week in one week was over 100 pages.
What people aren't grasping is that this is literally *dangerous*. These people are going to be come doctors, engineers, etc. They are - by any metric - vastly less capable than prior generations. These effects are cumulative over a lifetime.
This grade inflation is part of the problem, but not even close to the entirety. And the problem obviously starts in K-12.
Students don't know history because, you can't actually become historically literate on the advice of 'never assign more than 30 pages a week'. You can't develop any of the skills that came with literacy. This is, quite honestly, a civilizational catastrophe.
Steve McGuire@sfmcguire79
79% of grades at Yale are A-range. Graduating summa cum laude requires a record high GPA OF 3.98.
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Medical students in Pittsburgh GLOAT over there not being any white students..
“The future of medicine is in great hands..”
Civilization is so cooked.
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@CoreyWriting Asians, ugly browns, DEI admits, low income types…it’s not harvard anymore
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Dumb culture war brain rot. Removing elite human capital from critical institutions like the military only makes America weaker.
Fox News Politics@foxnewspolitics
WARRIORS FIRST: Hegseth cuts 93 military fellowships at Harvard, Princeton, replacing them with Hillsdale and Liberty University. New schools were selected for "intellectual freedom" and limited ties to foreign adversaries. Hegseth holds degrees from both Princeton and Harvard's Kennedy School. foxnews.com/politics/hegse…
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We don't have a race war, but a class war. It's the peasants Vs the wealthy.
Pubity@pubity
After laying off an estimated 30,000 employees, Oracle has hired a new CFO and offered her a pay package worth $29.7 million.
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I pushed back on this as it relates to the bar exam, because I've seen many people denied accommodations, even those who were able to obtain a diagnosis from a licensed professional. Those who think it's easy will just have to trust me that it's not as easy as they think. I mean, don't have to trust me, but that's been my experience.
But I'll agree that it's a bit out of control when it comes to the SAT/ACT. I had a unique experience teaching those tests (for over a decade) because I worked for a company that few families could afford. So my data may be skewed, but I can say that people who have money for very expensive test prep are often also hiring private college counselors (in place of school guidance counselors), and also hiring psychologists to assess for disabilities. It's a team effort to get these kids into competitive colleges, and I, as the SAT/ACT tutor, was merely a member of that team.
As for the LSAT, it was once somewhat difficult to get accommodated. Then, LSAC was sued. Now, not as difficult.
Paul Novosad@paulnovosad
Happy SAT day to all who celebrate. Reminder that a disproportionate number of kids in rich school districts get 1.5x the time that everyone else does. And everyone in the system is conspiring to keep the numbers non-transparent.
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i dont get why we dont do this. why is it bad to help the "uncontacted tribes"? genuinely what bad could come of saving these people? because we can save them. we can fix their lives
✝️🇺🇸 The Intern 🌐🔆@EiratheIntern
The way we treat uncontacted tribes is a crime against humanity. We should be contacting *every* uncontacted tribe and give them modern medicine. Any argument against is just a noble savage fantasy from rich academics.
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@MorosKostas Congress should require the court to take five times the number of cases. No summer break for those slobs. They can stop with the lengthy opinions and concurrences too
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While it's true that people's perception of SCOTUS as a constant series of 6-3 or 5-4 rulings on strict party lines is wrong, this sort of data saying they agree most of the time is also misleading.
Yes, they agree a lot because they take a bunch of boring cases that do not have a clear ideological component. That's part of the problem with this Court actually; they take a record-low number of cases, and then of those few cases, a giant share are technical bullshit that should have been either ignored, or decided per curiam.
But on the sorts of high-profile cases that affect the lives of millions of people or present important constitutional questions, splits along partisan lines are quite common.
Charlie Camosy@CCamosy
even the justices who are most disagreeable (Kagan and Alito) find themselves agreeing a whopping 61 percent of the time
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This is disgusting. If a person is going to claim they are too mentally ill to face trial for a crime, there is only one acceptable follow-up: They should be forcibly and irrevocably institutionalized for life, immediately.
Instead, competency tests and insanity pleas primarily exist as just another tool in the progressive kit to pursue their ultimate goal: Making sure criminals get away with crimes.
White American@White_Amercan
DeCarlos Brown Jr. has been found “incapable to proceed” on the state murder charge brought against him in the killing of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska amp.newsobserver.com/news/local/cri…
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@fakedansavage @pyykko They are inferior.
And you’re obviously hoping his relationship fails so you can gloat.
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@pyykko I'm not moralizing — I'm just saying that all people, every single one of us, should have some humility. Also, the OP is the one who moralizes: he puts "open" in scare quotes and strongly suggests gay relationships that aren't just like his are somehow inferior.
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Not wishing ill on this person… but it’s a bad idea, generally speaking, to whistle past what might be the world’s most densely populated graveyard.
Max DeFacto@maxdefacto
As a gay man, I am fortunate to have found another man who wants a truly monogamous relationship. We regularly use each other’s phones, and we have no secrets. Most gay relationships are “open” or they just cheat. I’m so lucky to have found this love.
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@RLK303303 Should have tackled her and ripped off her disguise
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Woman on the Tube this morning wearing a hijab. Fiddles around on her phone for a few stops. She then puts on a niqab (face covering), leaves her rucksack on the seat and stands by the Tube door whilst it’s still moving. Tube comes to a stop and she starts leaving without her rucksack. So I’d been sitting there for what seemed like an age, looking at her about to leave, at the rucksack and wondering what the point would be of blowing up a nearly empty Tube carriage. In the most low-key British way I shout after her - ‘excuse me, I think you’ve forgotten something’ and she runs back into the carriage to retrieve her rucksack. Phew!
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I just learned Idaho Republicans banned the Pride flag, so Boise officials painted their flagpoles in Pride colors as an act of protest.
That's a fantastic act of protest.
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@minivan55 @BarneyFlames No foreigner should be admitted to our top schools
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@BarneyFlames Except Vanderbilt is not more selective than Yale, not for the class of 2030. Yale has a much larger international population, narrowing any white/Asian gaps.
Vanderbilt’s SAT scores are boosted by test-optional reporting and ~300 merit scholarships. Yale offers none.
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> significantly more white AND more Asian
> 25th percentile SAT score is same as Harvard
> 75rh percentile SAT is actually higher
Okay so their big secret is that their admission criteria is mostly test score based.
csz@cszabla
vanderbilt is now more selective than yale my theory of the increasing popularity of this institution is that it combines elements of ivy plus prestige with the increasing trend toward students opting for southern football schools. also a lot of people love nashville these days
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