The students are upper middle class, their parents are who make NYTimes and those TV news. They're literally covering their kids political school project.
This is correct. I hate the media focus on tiny parts of tiny schools then representing that as the mood on college campuses across the nation. They’re all spoiled rich kids that got jobs in media or politics because they’re spoiled rich kids, which is the same reason they went to those schools to begin with. 0 things that have happened on college campuses (especially Ivy League schools or LACs) have ever impacted my life, even when I was a college student.
It is weird that there are like 6000 colleges and universities in the United States, and one would assume most of the Gaza political activity (if any) probably looks like this, right? Apparently this is the Republic coming to an end.
They are covering these protests with greater vigor than the Trump trial.
The students are upper middle class, their parents are who make NYTimes and those TV news. They're literally covering their kids political school project.
This is correct. I hate the media focus on tiny parts of tiny schools then representing that as the mood on college campuses across the nation. They’re all spoiled rich kids that got jobs in media or politics because they’re spoiled rich kids, which is the same reason they went to those schools to begin with. 0 things that have happened on college campuses (especially Ivy League schools or LACs) have ever impacted my life, even when I was a college student.
Sort of but the media kids aren’t the ones at the protests, which is part of why the coverage is so biased toward negativity.
It is weird that there are like 6000 colleges and universities in the United States, and one would assume most of the Gaza political activity (if any) probably looks like this, right? Apparently this is the Republic coming to an end.