[markomalley]

Full headline: Lori Loughlin’s daughters could be banned from USC and its grounds forever for being 'disruptive individuals' despite withdrawing from the college in wake of bribery scandal

[ProtectOurFreedom]

“Banned from USC grounds forever.”

Yes, that’ll hit them where it hurts. Yessirree.

[Jonty30]

Their only crime was exposing the corruption.

[Libloather]

I’ll bet the antifa fascists are still good to go, no?

[wally_bert]

There are places I’d like to be banned from.

The SC State Fair is one. I despise it so much. The spouse has to drag me there every year. It is exactly the same every year.

[allendale]

Its comical to witness the USC money grubber officials feigning shock and outrage that someone got caught buying their way into their very much for sale institution.

[SanchoP]

What's the big deal? What's a little bribery at the University of Spoiled Children?

[LibWhacker]

Oh, the inhumanity of it! No research facilities in which they can stimulate their formidable brains... Oh, wait! Why exactly did they want to go to USC?

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Shut the barn door after the horse has escaped. That’ll teach ‘em!

[poinq]

Jade should get back on Youtube. She should say her mother should have trusted her. She needs to get back in the public, she would get her own lawyer and PR. And she should own the space of kids who’s parents don’t understand why college isn’t everything.

This kid did not want to go to college. She was not part of the fraud. She was forced into college. She did not even want to go to class. That would resonate with her crowd on Youtube. And she would be wildly popular. Yes there are a bunch of people who blame her. But there will be a million who feel they are in the same boat. And even those who hate her will still watch her vblogs.

[MV=PY]

This scandal reveals a black market for white privilege.

(ht David Blackmon.)

[Sgt_Schultze]

Not that I’m bothered by what is happening to these actresses, but they are going to pay a heavy price to deflect from the graft in the system as a consequence of collegiate athletics at this level.

[bray]

Isn’t USC the real criminal here. Are they going to ban themselves?

[BobL]

I actually feel sorry for the kid, even if she did know about the cheating.

She DID NOT want to go to college in the first place - she had a great business going and didn’t need to waste her time there. But her PARENTS, I guess, just couldn’t bear the thought of having to explain away their kids slacking off at ‘socials’, and so they had to do something about it.

Think about it - it’s the equivalent of the parents buying a Tesla - not because it’s practical (it isn’t), not because it’s fast (doesn’t do much good in LA, or most of the country), not because it has a lot of room (the battery takes up most of it) - but because they can HOLD THEIR HEADS HIGH in their social circles, and look down on anyone who does not have that 6,000 pound car, in other words, the people who are DESTROYING THE PLANET.

No different here.

[husky ed]

Now they just have more time to party without having to make excuses to Mom about their grades.

Ed

[Chode]

won't stop them from getting laid at frat parties though

[Jaded]

That’s almost funny considering USC rarely finds a scandal they won’t participate in.

They’ve had so many.
Staff gynecologist assaulting students
Dean of Med School sexual harassment
Dean of Med School drug abuse and consorting with prostitutes
Reggie Bush
O. J. Mayo
Women’s tennis

[central_va]

[Mastador1]

It's amazing how the media keeps harping on these two families when there are probably thousands of very prominent democrats(and republicans) who have done the same for their children. Hell we know this has been going on for many years, actually as long as there have been higher learning institutions and wealthy parents with not so bright children.

While these two are guilty one has to ask why all the others are being protected..............well, maybe not.