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I was at a bar with a friend right after Obama got elected, and sitting to our right was an old boomer woman reading Rules for Radicals. So, my buddy leaned over and asked her about the book and why she was reading it, and I thought, oh shit, here we go, he just kicked the hornet nest. She replied that she wanted to know what made Obama tick.
I found that interesting. She was on our side.

Im pretty sure Clownworld has eaten a bag of dicks.

I agree -- to an extent.

The problem is pilpul; what (((professors))) do is assign the reading, then insert the jewish trickery in the assignments. Or any kind of related work really. Class discussions. Literary analysis. Etc. Etc.

The instructors can select any text they want, then carefully direct the assignments toward a desired narrative, whatever they wish it to be. It just happens to be more advantageous to allow only "favorable" texts and disallow/ignore everything else.

Even if you were to mandate Mein Kampf, it wouldn't be enough -- all you'd get are a bunch of "compare and contrast" type assignments where students are directed to write a treatise exploring the literary themes of evil in Hitler's writings versus the selfless good found in the manifesto, yadda yadda yadda.

Instructors could also weaponize group discussions to isolate dissidents, surrounding them only with the most NPC students so that they're shamed or browbeaten into the "correct" views -- and otherwise ostracized, then destroyed if it doesn't work.

All of which goes to show: Rules don't work. Mandates don't work. Clever "loopholes" don't work. Remember, pilpul literally translates to "endless hairsplitting." You can throw out any statement, policy, or law you wish -- the jew will simply split hairs until victory is attained by attrition.

The only solution is removal of the jew.

Yes but the college crowd has been deliberately culled from the lowest iq percent of the population with free rides, and pressure to go.