Montreal’s McGill law students go on strike

”What we are pushing for is that students have a greater say," says McGill law student, Christopher Ciafro, as they strike against the university's decision to resume in-person learning without hybrid options. Alyssia Rubertucci reports.

[primmakinsofis]

Just think -- these scared rabbits are going to be lawyers some day, handling prosecutions, defences, lawsuits, etc. And they can't even handle in-person classes.

The legal system is going to be in for some very rough times in the decades ahead -- and that means a rough time for the rest of society.

[Andy-clvv]

If the student want to stay home than stay home .. let other student that want to be there in person go to school..

[mrbill]

Who cares. Stay away. It's your life. You won't be missed. What's lawyers at the bottom of the ocean?

[ryank]

Do they identify as a fringe minority? Maybe they should take up their case with someone in Ottawa. Sounds like the message isn't getting across yet, there.

[boghopper]

they are law students. obviously not interested in science.

[AnnaLVajda]

Why even go to law school our rights and laws are not upheld half the time in Canada anyway.

[azazc]

Memo to McGill Law Students: students don't strike.

[michaelwarren]

kicked them out and bring in students who want to be their.

[Jordan-pfws]

If kids can go to school why can't they go to university

[danboden]

Show will go on without you go ahead and waste your tuition money on virtue signalling then.

[elisha]

SICKENING KIDS !.. no wonder they choose law