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1F6hgK…n1yu Key · twetch

For someone supposedly very smart, she would seem to subscribe to a dumb narrative. Equality of outcome is the start of a road to bad things.

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1DvY4U…WtDb Key · twetch
Replying to@1F6hgK…n1yu

Why is she supposedly very smart?

1F6hgK…n1yu Key · twetch
Replying to@1DvY4U…WtDb

I heard she was/is a lawyer of some description. I had believed, up until now, that that would have required some kind of education. ;)

1DvY4U…WtDb Key · twetch
Replying to@1F6hgK…n1yu

Training or education? Either way, does it make one very smart about this?
If she's very smart about this does that mean she has to be corrupt endorsing this or?
What's the prevailing political agenda & atmosphere in most universities generally nowadays?

1F6hgK…n1yu Key · twetch
Replying to@1DvY4U…WtDb

*young enough

1F6hgK…n1yu Key · twetch
Replying to@1DvY4U…WtDb

How is training different to education?

Getting into law requires a certain level of nous.

She doesn't look old enough to have been adversely affected by university dogma, but then I do not know how it has been in the US, only in my own country.

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