The recent chaos at Brown University is a stark reminder of liberal incompetence and the abject failure of leadership. When it matters most, those in power crumble under pressure. This shooting incident in Providence is a perfect example of how left-leaning academia and law enforcement agencies mismanage critical situations. Instead of offering solace and actionable information to the public, the university president and police chose to parade useless “I don’t know” answers. Six hours after the incident, with media vultures circling, they couldn’t even articulate what was happening in the room during the shooting.
Liberal institutions, folks, love to talk about accountability and transparency, but when the spotlight is on them, they scatter like cockroaches in the sunlight. They can’t even figure out how a supposed shooter meandered through one of the most surveillance-heavy real estate areas in Rhode Island without being caught on a single camera. It’s absurd. An institution sitting on an $8 billion endowment, yet they can’t afford basic campus security measures to protect their students? Or maybe they’re simply too busy indulging in feel-good globalist narratives to focus on real safety issues on their own turf.
Let’s not even get started on the media circus that immediately leaped to sensationalize the shooter’s weapon. According to their narrative, a handgun equipped with a laser sight is an alien technology straight out of sci-fi. What a pitiful attempt to steer the issue toward their favorite anti-gun rhetoric while ignoring the absolute lack of common sense displayed by those in charge.
And then there’s the matter of the suspect, a phantom at large, while students remain locked in fear for hours due to poor handling of the situation. First, there’s a suspect, then there isn’t, then they’ve got a clue—with enough twists to rival the most dramatic TV soap. It’s almost laughable, if it weren’t so tragic. But this is what you get when leadership is more concerned with optics than outcomes.
At a time when security and clarity are paramount, the institutions we entrust with our safety choose confusion and incompetence. This isn’t just a failure; it’s a farce. Will they ever learn? Or are we destined to watch this comedy of errors repeat endlessly?
Source: Townhall
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