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As Cities Burn, Harvard Profs Say Trump ‘Undermines Democratic Order’

As Cities Burn, Harvard Profs Say Trump ‘Undermines Democratic Order’

“aggravating race discrimination and injury”

You have to wonder how these professors would react if the campus of Harvard was burning and being looted right now.

Campus Reform reports:

As rioters destroy cities, Harvard profs condemn Trump’s ‘rhetoric of domestic terrorism’

A group of Harvard Law School faculty members released a letter denouncing President Donald Trump’s actions, which they say “endorse violence.” The letter claims that Trump retains too much federal power and is too irresponsible to be president.

Trump recently tweeted “when the looting starts, the shooting starts.” By using the word “shooting,” Harvard states that Trump “incites private violence” and promotes others “to take similarly destructive action.” Making comparisons between modern times and the Civil Rights Era, they say Trump’s “statement pledged violent state action against those who protest race-based injustices.”

They claim that, in this tweet, Trump “undermines our democratic order” by offering military support to states amidst the violent riots.

His willingness “to use federal authority in ways that breach fundamental principles of our governance” often results in “aggravating race discrimination and injury.”

Trump’s previous tweets praising the Secret Service’s work of protecting the White House with “the most vicious dogs, and most ominous weapons” are deemed by Harvard as examples of Trump welcoming “the use of excessive force.” He has instigated divisions among people based upon “race, political party, ideology, and national origin,” the professors say, while favoring a “violent reaction” from his supporters.

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Comments

Q: What’s more useless than a screen door on a submarine or teats on a boar?

A: Harvard professors.

The Friendly Grizzly | June 3, 2020 at 10:11 am

This just re-enforces the foundation under my past comment that the name Harvard less defines a university, and more becomes a punchline.

The names of the scum should be made public–Pocohantis is the archetypical Harvard Law School Professor–an overpaid lier and fraud.

And these professors undermine the available oxygen supply for the rest of us.

I can tell you how these professors would react if the Harvard campus was the site of rioting and looting. I was there in 1969, when “students” (mostly outside agitators) took over University Hall, physically threw out the dean and staff, and began looting through the documents there. Many of those documents contained private academic and financial information about Harvard students.

Even back then, there were numerous leftist faculty members who publicly supported the rioters regardless of how much damage they were doing to the school. Today, virtue signaling is so important that these professors would stick with this same party line even if the school was being burned. I wonder if they would be so “virtuous” if it were their own homes being looted and burned.

Remember when the left accused Rush Limbaugh of fostering a climate of hate that led to the OKC bombing?

This is the same exact reasoning. Translates to, “We hate you, therefore the world is a worse place with you in it.”

JusticeDelivered | June 3, 2020 at 5:12 pm

Cause and effect, riot, assault, kill, burn, loot, all that violence. Effect, respond with enough violence to address cause. Bullet, body bag, repeat as necessary.

We should have been giving these ingrates free bullets a long time ago.