I didn’t read the thesis (1600 pages) but it does NOT appear that he is saying Hispanics in general are *stupid*, just that their upbringing from their entire cultural influence, society and all is going to be time-consuming and expensive to reverse, costs us in the long run and there is something being passed down from that influence.

Let’s only bring in the smart ones? Who cares as long as they don’t have access to any support that is paid by actual citizens, right? Not likely since that will absolutely never happen as a moral issue and is a political dead-end.

It’s so nice to see the intellectual students at Harvard engaging in debate over such an important topic…

This title is misleading, since the suit was not dismissed on the merits, but rather due to a failure to file a timely notice of claim. And the suit was not about an “exceedingly undignified bottle-rocket stunt.” The underlying suit has merit (lack of railings on a balcony), notwithstanding the affirmative defense of stupidity (comparative negligence) of the plaintiff’s “exceedingly undignified bottle-rocket stunt” in contributing to the cause of the fall.