Guest Post by Alex Berenson
The same professors and administrators who make careers of defending “microaggressions” have failed to condemn Hamas’s deliberate slaughter of innocents, including Americans
On Saturday, as Hamas terrorists rampaged across Israeli towns, Vanderbilt University issued a statement condemning their atrocities.
I’m kidding, people! Vanderbilt did nothing of the sort. Instead, its chancellor wrote:
The deeply layered and nuanced complexity of today’s incidents reminds us that we must denounce violence, hate and prejudice in all forms…
“The deeply layered and nuanced complexity of today’s incidents?”
Vanderbilt Chancellor Daniel Diermeier offered those words at 7:04 p.m. Saturday in Nashville, or 3 a.m. Sunday in Israel. At that moment, Hamas’s fighters were still slaughtering defenseless civilians.
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