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Let us turn our thoughts today, to borrow a phrase from James Taylor, to #BenAtBerkeley -- and why students might be, ah, opposed. (THREAD) 
(1) #BenAtBerkeley is/was/whatever a frequent "contributor" to Breitbart and an associate of Steve Bannon, who famously said --
(2) #BenAtBerkeley is also a close associate of Milo, about whom I've written here: quora.com/As-a-Leftie-or…
(3) #BenAtBerkeley said this about Jews, who know a thing or two about a thing or two about the "alt-right." truthrevolt.org/videos/ben-sha…
(4) #BenAtBerkeley wrote here about "militant homosexual recruitment" on campus. Like the Jews, #LGBT folks have heard this before.
(5) #BenAtBerkeley is not too fond of the #trans community, evidenced by this clip here (cued to the big part):
(6) You might have heard the #trans community has experienced some displeasure of late by a guy you also may have heard of:
(7) Let's not forget my fave oxymoron (after the "news business"), "majority minority" -- i.e., women #BenAtBerkeley dailywire.com/news/18358/stu…
(8) Oh -- also Muslims. Who have not been having a very good with their own country lately. politifact.com/punditfact/sta…
(10) Turns out #BenAtBerkeley has a notion or two about #DACA and Mexicans -- but he's cool with Canadians, I bet. dailywire.com/news/19287/gre…
(11) Kits, cats, sacks, wives -- black, brown, female, Jewish, #LGBT -- #BenAtBerkeley, like America these days, has something for everyone.
(12) So while we may argue free speech, Berkeley's wisdom here, smear campaigns ag/ #Antifa by neocons & Russian trolls -- #BenAtBerkeley
(13) -- which is, of course, neo-Nazis' design -- appeal to our sense of reason and convince us to disregard our accurate revulsion --
(14) -- we cannot argue students' outrage against #BenAtBerkeley is the unfounded and unswept slush of a blizzard of snowflakes. (end)
