‘Unrelenting Daily Confrontation’: After Roe Leak, Yale Law Students Call for Ostracizing Conservative Classmates and Tossing Out Constitution

The Washington Free Beacon ^ | May 14, 2022 | Aaron Sibarium

[mykroar]

Contacted for comment, the students decried "leaks" of their social media posts and said the Washington Free Beacon was not "authorized" to publish them.

"This was posted PRIVATELY, on a private story, and was clearly leaked to you," Fessler said in an email, adding that the Free Beacon was "in no way authorized" to use the message.

"The post was on a private account on a private story that was sent to you without my knowledge," Olgun said. "You are in no way authorized to use it or my name in your story."

The replies may have been a tacit invocation of copyright laws that ban the dissemination of photos without their owner’s consent. Publishing private Instagram posts, a lawyer might argue, violates intellectual property rights, though Adam Candeub, an intellectual property expert at Michigan State University College of Law, called that argument "bullshit."

"It’s not clear copyright would even apply," Candeub said. "I wonder what they’re teaching at Yale Law School."

[Tallguy]

Maybe because it’s because the lack of a Constitution makes it easier for these lawyers to rape, loot & pillage when they pass the bar?

[Tallguy]

Shyamala Ramakrishna

Advocating a social caste system just like back home are we?

[Little Ray]

There are Conservatives in Yale?
I don’t believe it for a second...

[17th Miss Regt]

Marxian because it subordinates justice to class warfare.

That inevitably ends up with tiled cellars.

[ReleaseTheHounds]

What should one expect from a bunch of Yalies?

[Honorary Serb]

These students who are hassling their classmates are NOT fit to be lawyers!! PHOOEY!!!!

[Political Junkie Too]

Actually, the lack of a Constitution would make the laws of the sovereign states rule.

A student who graduates from Yale Law School might only be able to apply to the bar in Connecticut, and be limited to practicing in Connecticut unless there is a reciprocal arrangement between Connecticut and another state in a post-Constitutional union.

Furthermore, the laws that the student learned in school might no longer apply, since it would be the Constitution of Connecticut that would govern from now on, making the students' knowledge and training moo (you know, a cow's opinion).

-PJ

[ballplayer]

How much do these cry babies pay to go to that dump?

[JayGalt]

I think you missed the point. She is in the Federalist society and asked why if the liberals were so focused on resisting were they still coming to Conservative hosted parties.

[rollo tomasi]

Closet homosexuals and people who do a lot of cocaine. Add woke law school totalitarians too.

[JayGalt]

You really need to read the excerpt, the first of your students, a member of the Federalist society is calling out the leftist students.

[JayGalt]

And yet the left make a practice of doxing. Sauce for the goose sauce for the gander.

[JayGalt]

That student is a conservative, a member of the Federalist society, calling out the leftists.

[rollo tomasi]

Read her full post. This the creature is a member but wants to force "conservatism" out of the FS, lol? Aaron Sibarium's editor needs to do more work.

https://www.aclu.org/bio/shyamala-ramakrishna

https://www.linkedin.com/in/shyamala-ramakrishna-ba788871?original_referer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.bing.com%2F

. . .Does that seem like a Federalist Society member?

[JayGalt]

Thank you. The info in the article is misleading. I was excited to see push back. Too good to be true.

[JayGalt]

Creature is the operative word. She is an abortion activist.

[BenLurkin]

Domestic terrorists gotta terrorize.

[JayGalt]

Sorry for my response to you both. Tallguy pointed out the article is misleading. SR is an abortion rights activist, not as described in the article.

[Tallguy]

No problem.