Balls-out cocks!

Fantastic.

That is HARDLY representative of his Harvard Law Class.

Harvard graduates 400+ Juris Doctors every year. There aren't even 60 signatures on that letter.


Whatever.

By that logic, what you just said doesn't matter unless something close to 100% of the population is saying it.

Therefore, I shan't bother hitting Submit below.

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I didn't say that it doesn't matter, I am just saying that it is incorrect to say that his Harvard class placed that ad. Certainly the signatories are members of that class, but they are also certainly a minority of that class and cannot represent the class as a whole.

If it was signed by 200 members of the class, then perhaps we could claim that the Harvard Law class of 1982 was 'anti-Alberto.'

The ad was placed by a small group of his classmates.

When do ~60 Harvard graduates get together and do anything involving a cohesive public statement? If you can find data supporting the idea that a statistical consensus of Harvard graduates commonly rally around a single public cause, then I'll consider 1/8th a negligible portion of the potential.

Then, you can go argue it with the two bigger sites linked herein who set the precedent, while I engineer a way to fit that many fuking words in the link title.

Use your pirate time powers to speed this up, cause this is going to take some time.

i fail to see how any other instances of statistical consensus of harvard graduates rallying around a cause matter. we all know there ~365 days in a year. harvard was founded in 1636, which would mean that during an overwhelming majority of the days in harvard's existence, nothing of this sort occurred. therefore, it - and everything else - is totally irrelevant. i.e. nigga please.

All I know is 60 Harvard Alum (probably some are successful) have publically denounced Bush, calling him 'your president' a.k.a. not our president.

That kinda takes balls I should think!