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Harvard grad says she "felt at home" after occupying school, renaming buildings ... I think there's a word for this

Woke Harvard grads are a lot of things, but they especially love to tell us they are "anti-colonial"!

Colonialism is the great evil of humanity ... unless they're the ones doing the colonizing.

"We reclaimed this space and we rewrote it in the names of our people. Harvard's century old buildings took on the names of Hind Rajab, Sidra Hassouna, and Shireen Abu Akleh. My vertigo subsided and for the first time here at Harvard, I felt at home."

You mean after you used violent force and your own personal mandate from heaven to take over the school, rename buildings, and run the show by your beliefs, that's when you felt at home? It cured your sickness?

What does "reclaim" mean in her sentence?

Was Harvard at one point an Islamic institution? Did she and her ilk pull a reverse "Reconquista" of the university?

I mean, yeah, it's a grammatical point. But what she's trying to say is that when she "turned Harvard right side up" with her phony "revolution" Harvard returned to its original mission. Or something like that.

This is a lefty civil war, so I'm NOT coming to the defense of Harvard. But it's amazing how she's brainwashed herself into thinking that her radicalism is what should be normative for society.

The fact that she can't see that she's committing the same sin she would accuse all white people of is hilarious.

SPOKANE, WA — The three teenagers who were arrested for riding scooters on a Pride flag painted on the road were kicking themselves for not simply lighting the American flag on fire and threatening violence instead.

"I guess we picked the wrong flag," said one of the teens, whose name has been withheld for anonymity. "I had no idea the Pride flag was so much more sacred than the American flag."

According to sources, the teenagers were surprised to learn they could deface statues, light smoke bombs outside the White House, hold up a bloody mask of the President, threaten mass murder, and light the American flag on fire without any consequences whatsoever. "That's completely insane," said one of the teens. "All we did was ride our scooters in circles a couple of times. I know I'm just sixteen, but that seems a little less bad than all that other stuff."

At publishing time, the teens were informed that they would be released without charges so long as they would say their scooter circles were to protest the rescue of the Israeli hostages.