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you turned out to be completely right. were any administrators thatto coe george had lost and are willing to entertain a rational conversation with you? nv with i found that individ professowir were willing to havo the conversation with me behind closed doors, but they wish. asr to remain anonymous. as for the administrators, there was no such luck. about while ostensibly this was about covid, it waofs really part of a much larger cycle of events. d georgetown law. we had people like sandra sellers and ilya shapiro,n who were thrown out of the institution just for being willing to question campust bein orthodoxies. and it was parret of an ongoing double standard where ifre your progressive and you regurgitate the proper slogans, then there s an indemnity built into shouting down speakers. this is on full display at stanford. a few years ago, a few weeks ago, rather. o of campus but if you re willing to question orthodoxy ofs campus, then they ll bringyou an the whole horde of admini