Harvard University recently closed its Mather House Campus Police substation due to students' feelings about law enforcement.
Students voiced emotional concerns of intimidation, citing several instances of armed officers eating lunch in the upper-class dining hall, The Crimson reports.
And various other whiny bullshit. Wait a while, and since the nearest cop shop is now a lot further away, as the muggings, robberies and rapes go up, they'll be bitching about how they're not safe on campus.
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Harvard needs to regain control of its own campus. Expelling a hundred or so of their mouthier disruptive students would be a good start. And keep going until they learn how to properly conduct themselves. I'm sure there are plenty of transfer students that know how to behave to fill in the ranks.
Harvard staff only have themselves to blame, shutting down their campus law enforcement office; it'll come to light when the students come for them.
Harvard proves that they've no control over curriculum nor students, students only want to hear what re-enforces the indoctrination.
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