There is a special circle for them somewhere between 8 (fraud) and 9 (treachery).
However, it’s getting crowded.

https://historylists.org/art/9-circles-of-hell-dantes-inferno.html

I attended a wedding in Missoula many years ago. It was a blast! I was really impressed with the city and its residents. And an incredibly beautiful setting!

I think in-state is almost always more affordable than out of state, but perhaps it’s different for e-programs.

finishing high school though Penn Foster, a self-paced on-line correspondence school. It’s accredited. It’s not a GED.

Thanks. Didn’t catch that.

Biden IMHO has dementia. However, he was never great and was always a ‘jerk’ underneath his friendly personality. His comments about Rittenhouse are unconscionable and demonstrate how ridiculous he is.

The new comers to Montana and Wyoming tend to go to more trendy places like Missoula and Bozeman. When I was growing up Bozeman was a cow town that rolled up the streets at night. I went to the University of Montana in Missoula and did summer courses at Montana State in Bozeman. They are both good schools. My niece currently goes to Bozeman and she is not ‘Woke’. But if you are famous like Kyle, the more conservative the better.

I think he picked ASU because it’s reasonably affordable ish, on line, easy to enroll, and many of the courses are transferable if you decide to matriculate. Unlike a lot of other college online continuing ed crap.

ASU deserves a special place in hell for capitulating to the ignorant lefties. Someone, somewhere needs to grow a spine.

It indicates nothing of the kind. It indicates that I think one should not enroll in tertiary schooling until one has assessed what one can handle and what one’s objects are. Half of each cohort manages to get by without a baccalaureate degree, by the way. (Someone suggested Hillsdale College. Hillsdale is a school that emphasizes academics and the arts; of it’s 42 degree programs, about 30 are in liberal subjects, 12 in vocational subjects; they cover the main business disciplines; the rest of their occupational majors are an odd jumble and none include any of Kyle’s known interests; Hillsdale’s a niche product).

Actually — it could be an opportunity for ALL the students at ASU to actually LEARN WHAT HAPPENED and stop parroting ignorant nonsense.

Nawwww… :-/

}}} But I don’t think he’d prevail in such a suit because it’s hard to do if you’ve been criminally charged and tried, even if exonerated. That’s one of powers prosecutors have over our lives.

I would question this, simply because the allegations — the slander/libel — had nothing whatsoever to do with the charges.

You wrote: “I think Kyle is better off getting the vocational training which is well-adapted to his aptitudes and interests.” That indicates that you believe you know what those aptitudes and interests are. So yes, you did indeed “suggest” that you knew his aptitudes and and interests and that they were well-adapted to vocational training as opposed to a more academic route.

It is incredibly difficult to do what Rittenhouse did on the stand, and it takes extremely unusual self-possession, precision of expression, and remarkable intelligence. Such attributes would suit him very well for an academic degree or law should he have the interest, an interest he himself expressed in a recent interview.