In case you wonder how some little boobse-woobsies become college snowflakes, Emily smith’s article for the New York Post (too short to excerpt) may be instructive:
The Post revealed last week that coddled kids at elite schools were being offered disaster counseling to deal with President-elect Trump and their depressed liberal parents.
Now we’re told that “pettable” pooches were brought to private school Avenues, which said in a letter that its faculty had backed Hillary Clinton, and “our students brought a great deal of emotion, anxiety and strong feelings” after Trump won.
One source said, “On Friday, there were dogs in little ‘therapy’ jackets to help the kids, which was sweet, but highly amusing to parents who support Trump.”
Poor wiwoo babies. Devastated by a presidential election their school’s faculty members were devastated by.
Or maybe not devastated at all, just talked into it by faculty members who were, and needed some “see, everyone else is too” solace.
The way this article reads, most mommies and daddies who send their children to Avenues are probably well to do.
They better stay that way. Because if they are counting on their little ones to cope with adversity when they grow up, their tuition money is completely wasted.
