Yes, I'm aware of Warren's academic background, even the University of Houston. Her accomplishments aren't at issue. And I guarantee you that I understand academia itself far better than you can even imagine, including how the decisions of hiring committees are made.
This doesn't have anything to do with the "right" or the "left" for me; it's about right and wrong and taking dishonorable and unfair advantage. And it's about cheating. Warren is a plagiarist. This is arguably the greatest of academic sins.
I don't need for you to give me an example of somebody who went to Vietnam and died or lived. :roll:
I even understand the difference between body death and career death. If you are unable to understand that positions at Harvard (and elsewhere, of course) are coveted and that playing a card you aren't entitled to cost somebody else a plum job that would have been used as a platform for every other academic success--your contacts, invitations to present, publications, future advancements.
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You seem to be saying that unless one physically dies, there is no real consequence. I can't fathom your trying to draw a comparison between Warren and your uncle's death in Vietnam. It's bizarre.