We live in hell

When I was at Oregon I had a girlfriend going to school at Lewis and Clark- this was in the late 80s with a republican in the oval office so the cause of the day was homelessness. At some point a vocal number of L&C students went to the President of the school and demanded the campus become a sanctuary for the homeless. He met with them, said he appreciated their passion and drive, but in no uncertain terms would the school take on that type of liability. This was (is) an ultra liberal school with a person I would assume as ultra liberal at the helm.

The difference between then and now- Adults were actually in charge even on the left side of the aisle. They didn't take cues from idealistic students who didn't take into consideration the safety of females on campus or the other burdens that would be paid for with their parents money. None of the libs will be the first to say no to any of this crap because they've witnessed (instigated) the destruction of those who disobey the narrative. Dems like to chatter about the adults being in charge, adults say no to unreasonable requests, adults say no when the tiny minority wants to dictate speech, adults don't cow tow to the whims of the few because they see the bigger picture. Manchin was the only one who could at least raise his hand a little but that's only because of the state he represents- as he proved last week, it certainly wasn't because he found a spine.