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Anyways, consider Stanford’s actions in this as complicity in the outrageous Fed Soc power complex — join Fed Soc and enter the lucrative affirmative action career ladder for “conservative” lawyers; criticize Fed Soc and get threatened with not being allowed to graduate
I am told that these emails (from other, outraged students) are now going out to the Stanford Law student body listservpic.twitter.com/M96T34zxOS
(I don’t understand how y’all have one big open listserv but lol you do you, SLS)
someone posted the entirety of the SLS Fed Soc executive board candidate statements to the cursed listserv and my god!!! this one guy!!!! (no I will not name names)pic.twitter.com/mmv02tdpuE
he also rails about “increased confrontation with the local social justice warriors” elsewhere but “keyboard warrior histrionics” is the part that truly sent me
Abovethelaw has the names of the students who signed the complaint. To my surprise, they're all graduating 3Ls, rather than being incoming officers who just took over. Keep in mind these 3Ls pushed for this on *May 22.* This was spite. https://abovethelaw.com/2021/06/stanford-law-school-students-graduation-was-put-in-jeopardy-because-fedsoc-cant-take-a-joke/ …pic.twitter.com/4N5ycHppAL
(screencap from MJS's write-up at slate, linked at the very top of the thread!)
According to ATL the top name on the complaint is clerking for a (Trump-appointed) Sixth Circuit judge next year. The Fed Soc golden escalator of soulless careerism strikes again
ATL now has the (appellate!) clerkships of all three Fed Soc officers who signed the snowflake complaint.https://abovethelaw.com/2021/06/stanford-law-school-students-graduation-was-put-in-jeopardy-because-fedsoc-cant-take-a-joke/ …
& another one.pic.twitter.com/gpVInG8tSZ
holy shit 
Love the Swift one, Swift himself wasn’t above a prank (Bickerstaff-Partridge Papers)
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