Harvard withdraws admission from Parkland survivor Kyle Kachiv.

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rejected from Harvard. Now, I knew about this. Honestly, speaking a couple of weeks ago, Kyle told

me about this a couple of weeks ago when it first happened. He sort of asked my advice

on how to navigate it. I'll tell you the whole story and what exactly happened to Kyle

starting from the beginning. So today, he announced on Twitter that Harvard University had withdrawn

his admission from the school over the revelation of racist, offensive, idiotic posts written on a

private Google document with friends when he was 16 years old. So back when Kyle was 16, before the

Parkland shooting ever occurred, he was on a Google Doc with a bunch of his supposed friends, a private Google

doc, and he dropped the N-word and a bunch of other disgusting, nasty references. Now, this is

something not to make excuses for bad things, but this is something that 16-year-olds sometimes

do because 16-year-olds are stupid. Everyone knows 16-year-olds are dumb. 16-year-olds do not

have fully developed prefrontal courtesies. They are not geniuses. Or at least if they are geniuses, they're geniuses for 16-year-olds. But if you are a kind of person who would like everything that you did when you were 16, said in public or private re-earthed, re-unerth, every time something good happened to you, well, then you'll love this story.

So Kyle put all this stuff on a private Google document with supposed friends.

Then the Parkland shooting happens.

And Kyle becomes a very outspoken advocate for the Second Amendment, a very heavy

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