Law Professor responds to students request for special treatment

[gopunk]

Originally posted by: DonVito

Originally posted by: Nik

Who cares about any of the other articles? What's whiny about what the OP posted?

I guess I wasn't impressed with the OP in the first place.

First of all, for an academic, his writing is rather slipshod (perhaps this is related to his self-professed inability to pass high-school English). Second, I find it hard to believe he actually wrote these things to students in the first place, and, if he did, he's a real jackass and bully to publicly post them in my view. The whole thing comes off as indicative of a real inferiority complex in my view, assuming there's any truth to it in the first place.

exactly... this guy sounds really immature

 

[CptObvious]

Hmm, he didn't even send these responses, he just "buried" them in his office.

I bet he's thinking, "I totally owned these noobs...IN MY MIND"

 

[Tiamat]

:laugh: :thumbsup: These are great!

 

[SagaLore]

Originally posted by: mercanucaribe
And then he blames his dumb ass students on liberal professors, as if "subjectivism" is liberalism. :roll:

what? 😕

 

[preslove]

Seems like a biased asshole of a teacher. I don't want a "liberal" or a "conservative" professor.

This is just bullsh!t:

Dear Colleagues:

Have you ever thought that having so many liberal professors causes students to develop a skewed view of the world? Do you ever think about the consequences of teaching students that there are no absolutes and that there is no free will? Do you see any link between these teachings and their refusal to accept your answers as right and theirs as wrong? Do you see any link between these teachings and their refusal to take any responsibility for their actions?

If our students are irresponsible subjectivists, how can they fulfill their responsibilities in a real world that demands objective answers? And, more importantly, how can nearly all of you continue to push a worldview that causes you so much trouble and that, ultimately, hurts your students?

Someone once told me that an idea that fails repeatedly might just be wrong. Why can?t seemingly educated people abandon such obviously wrong ideas?

That was my final question. I look forward to your answers, just as soon as exam week is over.

College professors don't put up with any of that bullsh!t, though they usually don't write snarky little replies, burry them, then post them on some stupid right wing web site.

Irresponsible subjectivists :roll:

The dude must have developed his inferiority complex when he didn't get any respect for his Mississippi State PhD.