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You can’t crack jokes on them because you’ll be butchered if you do so, not because they are marginalised. #sar_tan_se_juda.
What are you Ben Shapiro ?
If you’re still a communist at the age of 30, you haven’t got a brain.
No one really gives a flying f*&^
Imagine compromising on your ideals cuz you are afraid of being bullied by Pink hair pixie cut girls kekekekek Kya RW banega re tu?
1. NLSIU: Consistently left wing and socialist across generations. The faculty here started the trend of teaching Marx, Foucault, Ambedkar, Phule, Gail Omvedt etc to students.
2. NALSAR: Even further left wing than NLSIU. NLSIU is like WWE and NALSAR is like UFC on this count.
3. NLUD: Evenly balanced between left and right wing.
4. NUJS: Fairly strong right wing presence in earlier batches, but newer batches woke on steroids.
5. NLUJ, GNLU, RMLNLU and NLIU: Clear right wing majority. Very sanskari. Lots of Modi fanboys.
6. RGNUL: Willing to support anyone who gives them free attendance and allows them booze and weed. True libertarians.
7. Jindal: Extremely left, but the jury is out on whether it is just cosplaying by rich nepo kids.
Wait - let's assume that Muslims are in majority, would you be able to then crack jokes on them?
A "mean" LW girl joined our team (T1 law firm). Riling her up was my favourite past time. In the hindsight, i should have avoided it - it was kind of bullying. We have become friends now though.
I'd be amused to learn that you are practicing law if you aren't clear that wrongs are intrinsic in nature without any relation with the attributes of the victim or the perpetrator.
hmmm I have some idea whose civil liberties you mean
You’re not a centrist. You’re a reactionary. At least have the spine to own it.
There is no way to estimate this, it bears no material consequence, and diverts attention away from what is genuinely useful.
Does it matter if you’re a sanghi or a “centrist” as a student with zero real world exposure?
Why are there not more posts talking about how we can organise as lawyers against exploitative employers?
1. Fear of being cancelled by the LW mafia
2. Fear of being bullied by mean girls who are LW
3. Fear of falling out of favour with teachers, who are mostly LW (especially humanities and public law)