Right, because there is no such thing as internal dissidence. Students at Georgetown have never attempted to change its objectionable politics or alliances. We should allow Georgetown to become exclusively a center for training functionaries and socially fascist Catholics. I guess all of the true revolutionaries should attend institutions in the backwoods, if they even bother to attend a university at all.

Give me a break. You should feel free to criticize people who attend Georgetown because they want to get a great investment banking job or work for the state department; feel free to criticize people who study here and don't do anything about Georgetown's policies. You should probably lay off people who are on the margins of university life and struggle to change the offensive culture and policies of Georgetown. We're not all feel-good liberals or trustfund kids and we don't appreciate your attempt to homogenize and reduce us to that. Not only is it wrong, but it's a violent imposition of stereotypical representations that denies the university's complex and diverse student dissident population a voice.

Just like reforming the World Bank from the inside, right?