[Libloather]

Students teach the teacher.

[Opinionated Blowhard]

students at the university’s Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts can learn “How to Steal.”

This is an easy course to teach. Just talk to the university administrators about how they charge an obscene amount of money for a useless degree. If that isn't theft, I don't know what is.

[Leaning Right]

I personally think the students should start by looting the professor’s house.

Extra credit for trashing the house after stealing everything of value.

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[aquila48]

As a famous person once said...
“You only own that which you are willing and able to defend using whatever means at your disposal”

One of the things at our disposal that we all use a lot is the deterrence provided by the police and justice system.

That is quickly evaporating in many places, so what replaces it?

[Jim W N]

“Public good” or “public interest” is nothing more or less than what gov’t wants. Give gov’t the chance and they’ll take everything - your God-given lives, liberties, and free pursuits.

Don’t let them. The Constitution is your legal backing. USE IT!!!

[HombreSecreto]

Umm, what about “Thou shalt not covet...?”

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

Just needs a single page flyer entitled “How To Shoot Thieves Dead”, discussing calibers, body targets, and forms of crippling injury from gunshot wounds.

[BenLurkin]

Private property IS public good.

[nopardons]

BTTT

[LegendHasIt]

And get this: It’s a four-credit course, meaning this class alone will cost students — or their parents — an eye-watering $10,040.

WOW!!! Talk about theft!