'A 暴徒 of the best and brightest, shouting 負かす／撃墜する a 連邦の 裁判官... they don't have the foggiest': Trump 裁判官 who was heckled by woke Stanford 法律 students and staff says NONE are fit to be lawyers

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The Trump-任命するd 裁判官 who was heckled by 法律 students at Stanford and the school's dean of inclusivity has spoken out to 激突する their ultra-woke stunt and attack on his 解放する／自由な speech, 説 非，不，無 of them are fit to work in America's 合法的な system.?

Fifth 回路・連盟 法廷，裁判所 of 控訴，上告s 裁判官 Kyle Duncan had been 招待するd to speak about 'COVID, Guns and Twitter' at Stanford 法律's 連邦主義者 Society last week.?

When he got there, he was interrupted and 'mercilessly' mocked by a group of 自由主義の students.?

They were egged on by the school's dean of '公正，普通株主権', Tirien Steinbach, who took to the lectern in an 成果／努力 to humiliate Duncan, a 保守的な 裁判官 whose opinions on same sex marriage, trans 権利s and reproductive 権利s, have stoked 論争 in the past.?

Fifth 回路・連盟 法廷，裁判所 of 控訴，上告s 裁判官 Kyle Duncan had been 招待するd to speak about 'COVID, Guns and Twitter' at Stanford 法律's 連邦主義者 Society last week. He was rudely heckled then 護衛するd out of by US 保安官s?

Fifth 回路・連盟 法廷，裁判所 of 控訴，上告s 裁判官 Kyle Duncan had been 招待するd to speak about 'COVID, Guns and Twitter' at Stanford 法律's 連邦主義者 Society last week but was rude ly interrupted by a 暴徒 of students and Tirien Steinbach, the Associate Dean for 多様制, 傾向 and 公正，普通株主権

Stanford わびるd for her 行為 but she has not been disciplined in any other way, and the school is now even advising the students who were 衝撃d to 捜し出す support him her.?

In an interview with?棒 Dreher that he published on Substack, 裁判官 Duncan said the entire debacle was an 当惑 that made him 恐れる for the country's 未来.?

'This is one of the best 法律 schools in the world. The students are the cream of the 刈る. The 未来 裁判官s, 上院議員s, 大統領，／社長s, leaders of 産業.?

'And yet here is a 暴徒 of the best and brightest, shouting 負かす／撃墜する a 連邦の 裁判官 who’s been 招待するd to campus, and その為に 論証するing that they don’t have the foggiest しっかり掴む of the basic 概念 of 合法的な discourse: you have to 会合，会う 推論する／理由 with 推論する／理由. Instead, their operating 原則 is: If I don’t like what you say or think, I will silence you.?

'Unless those stu dents を受ける a 過激な change in their whole approach to argument and 不一致, they are unfit to be members of any 妨げる／法廷，弁護士業.'?

Not only has Stanford 法律 not 解雇する／砲火／射撃d the dean, but it is now advising students to 捜し出す support from her?

He said he sympathized with the other students who had gathered to hear him speak, but who 行方不明になるd out on the chance.?

'The attack was intimately personal and, 率直に, disgusting. If I talked to a dog the way those students talked to me, I’d feel ashamed.'?

Stanford わびるd to the 裁判官 on the Steinbach's に代わって but she remains in her position?

He 追加するd that the entire 'sorry episode' was like the 'therapy 開会／開廷／会期 from hell' .?

事実上の／代理 Associate Dean of Students Jeanne Miro said in an email that is now 広まる on Twitter: 'There is must to 過程 about Thursday's event and its 影響, but the 焦点（を合わせる）?of this email is to 供給する you with 資源s that you can use 権利 now to support?your safety and mental health.?

'I am so sorry that you are having to を取り引きする this?difficulty at all.

'Please reach out to any of us here at SLS if you would like support or if you would like to 過程 last week's events.'??

She then 名簿（に載せる）／表（にあげる）d Steinbach and her email 演説（する）／住所.?

Students 令状ing for student newspaper The Stanford Review said are calling for her to be 解雇する／砲火／射撃d, as is 裁判官 Duncan, who said Steinbach and the others 扱う／治療するd the other kids in the room who had gathered to hear him speak like 'dogs**t.'?

'Don’t feel sorry for me. I’m a life-任期d 連邦の 裁判官.?

'What 乱暴／暴力を加えるs me is that these kids are 存在 扱う／治療するd like dogs**t by fellow students and 行政官／管理者s,' he told 解放する／自由な Beacon.

In their article for The Stanford Review, three students said: 'It is 不明瞭な what Stanford 計画（する）s to do to 妨げる such disruption in the 未来.?

'解雇する／砲火／射撃ing Dean Steinbach is a good start.?

'The university’s 陳謝 will be 完全に meaningless unless 固める／コンクリート 活動／戦闘s are taken to rid the 行政 of anti-speech zealots.'?

In her 試みる／企てるd takedown of the 裁判官, Steinbach moaned: 'It's uncomfortable to say this to you as a person. It's uncomfortable to say that for many people here, your work has 原因（となる）d 害（を与える） … and I know that must be uncomfortable to hear.?

'It must be.

'I'm also uncomfortable because many of the people in the room here I have come to care for.'?

She didn't 明示する what 正確に／まさに she was upset with him about, but Duncan is 見解（をとる）d as a villain by the LGBTQ community.?

The student newspaper, The Stanford Review, is also calling for Steinbach to be 解雇する／砲火／射撃d