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How Ziad Ahmad made it to Stanford University, will make you go WTF!

SKanth Polly by SKanth Polly
April 8, 2017
in Americas, Geopolitics
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There are some good stories. There are some bad stories. And there are some stories that make you go- WTF. We present you a pure WTF story from another part of the world. This is a story about an elite educational institution called the Stanford University. This is the story about black lives. This is the story about Ziad Ahmed. And this is the story about liberals and everything that is wrong with the world.

Without much ado, let’s listen to this great story.

Bangladeshi American student Ziad Ahmed was asked about what does he care about and why in application form of the prestigious Stanford University. His answer was #BlackLivesMatter a 100 times and the amazing part of this WTF story is that he actually got selected.

I submitted this answer in my @Stanford application, & yesterday, I was admitted…#BlackLivesMatter pic.twitter.com/R5YxM77bWL

— Ziad Ahmed (@ziadahmed) April 1, 2017

Liberals celebrated Ziad Ahmed ‘s admission into Stanford as a victory for democracy.

When pointed out that there are many other students with higher scores and better resumes who deserved a seat in Stanford, Liberals argued that Ziad was selected based on his impressive resume not due to his political and radical afflictions.

His profile on Twitter is ‘Ziad the activist’ , his biggest accomplishment was apparently co-chair of youth for martin O Malley( a Democrat) , after O Malley lost Ziad latched on to Hillary Clinton as an activist, after Hillary lost he joined resistance against Trump. He started a youth consulting firm and a gender equality group, but both actually exist only on paper.

Ziad Ahmed could not believe his eyes when he saw his acceptance letter . He said that its quiet refreshing that colleges are viewing his unapologetic activism as an asset rather than a liability.

Imagine the kind of rage that we would have witnessed if some student had written ‘Death to all Terrorists’ or ‘ Make America Great Again’ a 100 times in their essay in stead of black lives matter and Stanford would have admitted them.

Colleges are supposed to be politically unbiased (JNU isn’t a college), they are supposed to admit students based on merit not on political affiliation or views on minority appeasement.

The Indian equivalent of this story would be ‘Kanhaiya Kumar’ getting admitted into IITs or IIMs because he wrote ‘India is intolerant’ a 100 times in his essay.

You might be feeling WTF after reading this story but I guarantee you, we haven’t seen the last of this kind of story. Mark my words ‘’Student accepted into JNU” after he has written hume chahiye Azadi, Modi is not my PM, India is intolerant, I feel grief without my beef on what does he care about and why in application form. We would even hear secular parties doing dharna in the future if students didn’t get seat in JNU after writing such random nonsense.

Thank you America for once again starting a maddening new trend.

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IITian, Sarkari Babu, Jack of all Trades, Masters in Business Administration. Author.Writer.

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