michal1980
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Sorry, I am not OK with hypocrisy and double standards.
since when?
Sorry, I am not OK with hypocrisy and double standards.
She needs to wash that nasty hair. Or cut it off and start over. Looks like crap.
I'd bet it stinks.
(I hate making the "their both the same" argument, but...) The extreme left and the extreme right are ironically quite similar when it comes to free speech. In their minds, free speech means hearing only what you want to hear. Otherwise, feel free to suppress speech and stick your fingers in your ears. The very idea of having your beliefs challenged is an anathema.
I agree that left and right is more of a circle than a line, and the extremes tend to overlap in authoritarianism. What scares me, is the drive to end any 'painful' free speech seems to be creeping further into non-extreme liberals.
I think some of it is humans have proven time and time again, they have to have an enemy, they have to have someone they hate. So the boogiemen the far left has picked are closeted racists/sexist, etc. Therefore, they look for it in every single action, and are willing to destroy people's lives for any perceived slight. They think it is fine to be prejudice as long as that prejudice is directed at the South or a white person. One way you can see that they are driven by hate is just the complete lync mob mentality they take on anytime they decide someone has crossed the line.
The University of Missouri situation is good illustration of this. I see nothing the president could have directly or indirectly done about the three incidents, yet people are calling for his job and they are demanding that he admit to his "White Privilege."
This is the kind of rampant stupidity we're breeding with political correctness. Unfortunately, the backlash won't come until it's far too late.
Mental illness is alive and well in our schools. We have some interesting issues going on at the University of Missouri right now. I'm hoping the administration doesn't cave.
It's a mess for sure. If the football team decides to protest by not playing BYU this weekend, they should consider pulling their tax-payer funded athletic scholarships imo. This kind of bullshit just went too far. I probably should start a thread on this, but I'm too lazy.Wow, I hadn't seen that Missouri story until you guys mentioned it.
I guess President Obama should step down since black people are still the poorest race amirite? It's his fault they aren't all driving brand new cars and have new bling bling :sneaky:
edit: WOW at Missouri they are DEMANDING that they TRIPLE the amount of black employee's (professors?) that the university hires. You have got to be shitting me. Tell them to name and bring forward 100+ black people that are QUALIFIED with doctorates and such to be professor. Oh, you can't find that many? Ohhhh... that's too bad.
Stupid toolbags don't even know what they are asking for.
Just FYI there's no requirement to have a doctorate to be a professor. Usually if you refer to someone as professor it's because they don't have a doctorate and you refer to people with doctorates as "doctor".Wow, I hadn't seen that Missouri story until you guys mentioned it.
I guess President Obama should step down since black people are still the poorest race amirite? It's his fault they aren't all driving brand new cars and have new bling bling :sneaky:
edit: WOW at Missouri they are DEMANDING that they TRIPLE the amount of black employee's (professors?) that the university hires. You have got to be shitting me. Tell them to name and bring forward 100+ black people that are QUALIFIED with doctorates and such to be professor. Oh, you can't find that many? Ohhhh... that's too bad.
Stupid toolbags don't even know what they are asking for.
I think a lot of scholarships for sports are funded by the sports themselves. Especially a school like Mizzou which brings in the SEC money.It's a mess for sure. If the football team decides to protest by not playing BYU this weekend, they should consider pulling their tax-payer funded athletic scholarships imo. This kind of bullshit just went too far. I probably should start a thread on this, but I'm too lazy.
The girl even goes on to state that their jobs at Yale isn't supposed to be about creating an intellectual space but rather making it feel like a home. She's going to have a tough time when she tries to get employed in the real world.
Found a really good article on The Atlantic about the dangers of our increasingly coddled student base.
Just read the whole thing. Sad and interesting. Mostly sad.
Just FYI there's no requirement to have a doctorate to be a professor. Usually if you refer to someone as professor it's because they don't have a doctorate and you refer to people with doctorates as "doctor".
that's 100% school dependentJust FYI there's no requirement to have a doctorate to be a professor. Usually if you refer to someone as professor it's because they don't have a doctorate and you refer to people with doctorates as "doctor".
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Very sad indeed.
Education institutions are creating a generation who will be unable to deal with real life. The workplace, traffic, shopping,,,, they are not there to walk around someones emotions.
Young people need to learn how to deal with uncomfortable situations. This is part of our social skills. This generation will have no idea how to deal with people in real life.
we could start a mandatory military service program like some other countries do
Mental illness is alive and well in our schools. We have some interesting issues going on at the University of Missouri right now. I'm hoping the administration doesn't cave.
Indeed he caved - but he is kinda... "Calling them out". Except in the end he says "I take full responsibility". That's where he went into stupid mode.