re: Boston University law students offered therapy in response to Supreme Court decisions

I would hope so, I have a niece and nephew that were raised in Connecticut and recently graduated from NE colleges, they are as hard core conservatives as you can get

I actually believe this is more likely a minority of students or it’s being instigated by a professor. Most Gen Z I know aren’t like this.

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you could probably use this as a litmus test. Anybody there who takes advantage of this “opportunity” is probably destined to “failure.”

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Perhaps that’s what it is. A trap!

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Boston University law students offered therapy in response to Supreme Court decisions

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It’s must be truly traumatic for these little snowflakes to be confronted with judges willing to actually follow the Constitution.

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Oh, those poor little snowflakes….

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At least 50% of the blame goes to the law school and faculty. The teach law they wish to happen and not what the constitution allows.

Are there any law schools not this way? In 50 years I wonder what the law "profession" will look lie?

Look at this shite (you can google their fees for yourself if you don't believe it and see the columns tidied up):

2023–2024 Cost of Attendance—JD Students (1L and 2L) and Full-time, Residential LLM Students
Tuition and Fees Living Expenses
Tuition $63,606 Books and Supplies $1,462
Student Fees $1,414 Housing and Food $15,450
Transportation $1,120
Personal Expenses $3,292
Direct Loan Fees $204
Total $86,548
The law school in-absentia fee is $6,361.

2023–2024 Cost of Attendance—JD Students (3L)
Tuition and Fees Living Expenses
Tuition $63,606 Books and Supplies $1,462
Student Fees $1,414 Housing and Food $15,450
Transportation $1,120
Personal Expenses $3,292
Bar Exam Fee $816
Direct Loan Fees $204
Total $87,364


https://www.bu.edu/law/admissions-aid/tuition-and-fees/