Testifying before Congress, the presidents of Harvard, MIT, and Penn refused to say that calling for the genocide of Jews constitutes bullying and harassment under the rules of their university. They insisted that this was dependent on “context.” What “context” could possibly justify genocide was not specified. They added that this would be objectionable if speech became “action.” That is, one actually had to commit genocide to run afoul of college rules.

These are the words of not-terribly-bright bureaucrats, not any kind of leaders, surely not moral or intellectual leaders. So far, the presidents of Penn and Harvard have resigned. Many people would agree with killing Jews. But it’s not something polite people say in public. It’s not that it’s illegal or immoral; it’s simply impolite, like breaking wind.

So only the president of MIT, shown above, remains in office. Unless someone presents evidence that homicidal race hatred enhances the study of science, technology, and mathematics, we look forward to her early retirement. Perhaps she will join her fellow bigots at a Klan meeting. Perhaps, if she works hard, she will be elevated to Exalted Cyclops. That gang of haters, and not a great university, is an organization she deserves to head.