You assume that trying to talk to these kids will have an effect on them. I've dealt with edgelords a lot, and trust me it wont. They know that the stuff they're doing is offensive and bad, giving them a sensitivity seminar wont change anything, it will just give them an idea of how far they can push the envolope…

I'm a teen right now, and my idea of pushing boundaries is intentionally misspelling the name of popular movies to annoy people, not saying that a hanged mexican kid is "pinata time".

I dont know what you just said meant, and I have no desire to find out

Memes are pop culture my dude.

Harvard has a right to rescind people who they believe don't represent the school, and these memes were full of racist and sexist content, stuff Harvard does not want to be involved or associated with. There decision to reject them is completely understandable.

Lol no they cant. In Harvard, rejection letters are final.

Honestly good. These people need to realize that their actions have consequences, and from the linked article, it seemed like the ringleaders were actively trying to make these memes offensive and proactive, and were encouraging members to do the same. They're free to post what they want, but when they advertise their…

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You could have just stopped with that first sentence. You didn't need to keep going.

Honestly though, that's really idiotic that they're doing that. You're obviously not anti semetic.

Oh cool. I dont really care.

What are you even going on about?

It's still ultimately a positive review. Many of the reviews for this movie have been really positive, which is great. I'm planning on seeing it this weekend.

So the beginning was you posting a barely comprehensible post that seriously needed to be proofread about an hour ago? Good to know.

I honestly was expecting it to be worse.

I'm confused. You do know we're all pretty positive about the movie and excited for it here, right?

Thank you. That was a well thought out and coherent comment.

Well, the guy who wrote this, Allan Heinburg, has been writing the main Wonder Woman comic since Infinity War, so it makes sense that this movie seems to capture the character so well.

Okay.

I get that. The only way to find out for yourself is to see the movie. I hope you enjoy it.