8 absolutely crazy things that happened in 2016 that make community and private college look better and better

Last updated on: January 31, 2017 at 8:04 am by Mark Meckler

8 absolutely crazy things that happened in 2016 that make community and private college look better and better 2017-01-31T08:04:24-06:00 Mark Meckler

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2016 was a banner year for fascism on American college campuses. It was the year of the snowflake — the delicate and fragile student who needed a “trigger warning” before hearing an opposing idea and then demanded a “safe space” to recover when they did.

Though colleges have been bastions for the Left for some time, last year reached peak insanity. To pick out every instance of ridiculousness would mean a nearly endless list, so, here’s 8 of the craziest things I’ve covered here on my blog.

TRIGGER WARNING: What you’re about to read may lead parents to reconsider community college as a more viable option, and affordable, than your average Ivy League liberal utopia. Think of all the safe spaces you could buy with all that leftover money.

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