"As an American journalist - by right as an American citizen, it is impossible for me to act in a manner that is insubordinate to a Saudi prince; while I have the utmost respect for the office of The President, it is impossible for me to act in an insubordinate manner towards you, Mr. President."

Perhaps this term is a succinct variation on the, "Six of one, half dozen of the other" idiom - flavored with a Gen Z twist? (Though it must be said that the wide spread usage/appeal of pointless humor experienced its greatest surge in popularity with the now rapidly diminishing baby boomer cohort.)

It is stated in the previously omnipotent Google that the verse has no fixed meanings, that the humor and usage of "6-7" is described as "brain-rot" humor which thrives on its pointlessness and/or lack of universal meaning.

A review of authoritative sources indicates that over 100,000 people die from drug overdoses in America each year. The CDC) has stated that about 178,000 people die from alcohol-related causes each year. Time for "Prohibition Part 2"? Or perhaps blowing up tractor trailers full of booze?

Revoking your visa for exercising your first amendment rights without notification, then kidnaping you while walking down the street and tossed in jail without any due process is being "really cute". The despicable Donald Trump is GOVERNING The UNITED STATES IN A REALY UGLY UNAMERICAN WAY!

It was revealed during the trial that, as part of the Trump administration’s crackdown on the pro-Palestinian movement on college campuses, ICE relied heavily on the right-wing website "Canary Mission" to identify international students who had exercised their rights to protest the war in Gaza.

He further stated, “We did not plan on alerting her to the fact that her visa had been revoked."

John Armstrong, a top official in The State Department's Bureau of Consular Affairs, testified that, upon guidance from ICE officials, Öztürk was not informed that her visa had been revoked,

The email had also included a copy of an op-ed Öztürk had co-written in Tuft's student newspaper calling upon the university to divest from companies with ties to Israel. Cunningham testified that he did not see anything in the op-ed that indicated evidence of a crime.

Cunningham said it was the first time that he had ever received such a directive from ICE in his career working for the agency. Cunningham stated that he had supervised Öztürk’s arrest after receiving an email containing a memo from the Department of State stating that her visa had been revoked.

The lawsuit was brought by higher education organizations regarding the Trump administration’s policies of arresting and detaining noncitizen students and others engaged in pro-Palestinian activism thus violating their First Amendment rights and the Administrative Procedure Act.