I noticed there were no literary suggestions.

But this isn’t a libel issue if Mr. Galloway wants something released, and ultimately the university can’t libel itself and wouldn’t libel the victims if they can’t be identified.

Well, whether it’s logical or not doesn’t matter.

Here’s the thing about Christians in America that I find it helpful to think about at times like this.

I mean, I still think there could be a case to sue if your kid has emancipated themselves and then is doing something really deranged though.

Well, if anyone could pull off such a herculean task, it would be Jordan Belfort.

Well, the argument they are making is stretching something that is true and has a sound basis in law (kids shouldn’t have complete autonomy over their bodies) and stretching it out to a terrible extreme. Like, we would all tell our 10 year old no if they didn’t want to have life saving surgeries because the doctor…

I mean, I guess if you’re the sort of parent that doesn’t want anything to do with your trans-gendered kid, then sure, this gigantic “FUCK YOU” is the way to go.

Well, sort of, but not necessarily, depends on canadian law. In the US, if you take substantial government support or Pell grant money, it does come with substantial strings and requirements. Thank goodness it does too. That’s how the DOE was able to, effectively by proxy, kill some terrible for profit institutions.

So the fuck what? They don’t have to keep sexual harassers in positions of power over vulnerable people much younger than them if they found evidence. He isn’t being sent to prison.

It seems deeply unlikely that a retired supreme court justice of BC (the person who headed the investigation) would have indicated that he should be fired if there wasn’t at least a reasonable degree of meat behind the allegations. This letter should acknowledge that.

It sounds like he was found to have done something, just obviously not all of the accusations, or there would have been police involved.

I mean, that’s easy to say from a distance, before the confrontation happens.

From the linked article:

If you’ve been associated with this person your whole life but haven’t meaningfully confronted them about any of this stuff, the email idea is good, but it’s probably fair to follow that up with at least one live conversation.

One of the most inspirational quotes I’ve ever heard about fighting against injustice comes from Auron in Final Fantasy X.

Oh, don’t get me wrong, I agree that people don’t vote based on rational policy evaluations.

And Daniel Bruhl is really good at playing Nazis!

You can have a bunch of hipsters who wanted to live in New York move into your neighborhood or you can have President Trump.

I wouldn’t call it soul searching. When an election is this close, you have to analyze what went wrong and work to make sure it doesn’t happen again.