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Which is the point I was trying to make, albeit in a less clear way.SoftBoiledLife wrote:To the person who reported this to the moderators as "blatantly false information in a serious thread," allow me to offer some insight.Bosque wrote:Berkeley. Also NYU.
I attended one of these universities for four years, and while it was quite liberal overall, at least 20-30% of the student body tilted right. Anywhere you go, there are going to be people with different viewpoints. Picking your law school based on something as silly as not wanting to have to defend your conservative ideals before an unfriendly audience is a bad idea, hence my skepticism about these threads.
If you're that convinced that conservatism is the ideology for you, then more power to you, but you should be equally prepared to embrace and defend that ideology at NYU as you would at Regent.
yet you're troubled by someone who would want to go to a conservative law schoolkk19131 wrote:Veyron wrote:Some law schools are so liberal though that there is no ideological diversity, at some schools the "right wingers" are ideologically similar to moderate democrats. That is mad boring. I doubt a "conservative" school like UVA or Chicago suffers from the same lack of scope.kk19131 wrote:I'm troubled by a person who would seek to go to a "conservative" law school.
I'd think that being around a group of people who think differently than I would make me a better lawyer in the long run...
That's just dumb.kk19131 wrote:I'm troubled by a person who would seek to go to a "conservative" law school.
LOL at the fucking moron who reported this.SoftBoiledLife wrote:To the person who reported this to the moderators as "blatantly false information in a serious thread," allow me to offer some insight.Bosque wrote:Berkeley. Also NYU.
+1.kk19131 wrote:I'm troubled by a person who would seek to go to a "conservative" law school.