L.A. Teacher Calls for Mexican Revolt in the U.S.

Pretty good attempt at a troll. That is what I like to see. But, you gave away too much about yourself. You might want to use that schools current name...

Does your attendant let watch lawrence welk on Sundays?

 

Note how the troll doesn't answer the question posed to him, yet again tries to dodge and weave his way around it by pathetic redirection.

 

Revolution is the nature of men. Doesnt matter how good or how bad a country is, there is always someone who wants a revolution. But when things start to get worse in a country, it makes it easier to swell the ranks of revolutionaries.

Its my opinion that this teacher is only interested in making a name for himself which is why he named off all those hispanic leaders. He sees himself as one of those people.

 

You should clarify this cryptic reference.

 

that school changed its name to thomas jefferson - a long time ago.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Jefferson_School_of_Law

I am pretty sure zzz is on the older side so I went for the octogenarian re-troll as a joke. (the attendant was a reference to a nursing home.)

Lawrence Welk was a big band leader his reruns are still watched on Sunday afternoons by 80 and 90 year olds. My grandmother and my aunt used to love that show.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lawrence_Welk

 

http://www.cwsl.edu/main/home.asp

 

Are you now saying Western School of Law is really Cal Western?

 

The locals generally call it Western School of law, and laugh at the graduates for going to such a crap school...and there are always those who finish in the bottom portion of the graduating class of crap schools...always.

The attorneys I know think very little of Western School of Law graduates...typically Western School of law pumps out the Kerry Steigerwalt types...

 

You are a bit confused. And you are now confusing me.

I suspected you were referring to Western State which became Thomas Jefferson but I do not really know.

But I do know that no one from Cal Western has never called themselves Western school of law. They try hard to avoid the confusion or association with Western State which was not fully accredited... (if memory serves.)

 

That's your experience, not mine...

...as you probably know, I don't care about your experience...

Now I will leave you to your usual blather...