@DavidT8899

@Bumbles Really? What classes were you taking? Groucho and Harpo were the only ones mentioned in any of the classes I took

@thisguy20 My daughter’s classes. When I was in college one generally took classes about Marxism, or political theory, but for her classes Marx came up in unexpected ways. She graduated a couple of years ago so don’t recall which classes.

@meJess Even though your views are clearly far-right, but keep telling yourself that.

@G7J2O I am not the one interpreting a reaction to a myriad of considerations as a single rationale that suits a political narrative.

Institutions institutionalise, whether consciously or otherwise, and students will follow the leanings of their professors, consciously or otherwise.

The value of a degree, when compared to the resulting debt, is not always clear.

No go areas for students at some universities, most notably anti semitism recently, and cancel culture for alternative points of view does not suggest open minded diversity.

But to paraphrase your comment to me, say anything that is anti the current administration. It must be a single political reason based on stupidity, and easily fixed by changing the administration, not a situation that requires a more thorough solution.

@meJess
Bull.

If that was the case, everyone would be leaving universities thinking and acting the same.

@ron122 no, the correct spelling is “realised”. I’m not American.

@G7J2O

Not American?

Well, nobody's perfect.