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Check out the privilege on display here, and I'm not talking about the poor little white guy being bullied. WTF? Why didn't he just whip out his enormous white privilege and beat these assholes down?
Yes, the pair of oppressive bitches are student leaders. Disgusting. Someone needs to inform them that vikings wore dreads, and so did the Picts and Greeks. In fact, he looks more like a Pict than they look African. they need a ****ing history lesson. "Cultural appropriation" my ass.
"I have a dream, that my four little children will one day live in a
nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin,
but by the content of their character." - M.L.King Jr
I went to high school in the late '70's. I knew two guys, one Mexican and the other Anglo. Neither has any African genes that i know of, yet both had what these idiots would call "culturally misappropriated" hair.
Check out the privilege on display here, and I'm not talking about the poor little white guy being bullied. WTF? Why didn't he just whip out his enormous white privilege and beat these assholes down?
Yes, the pair of oppressive bitches are student leaders. Disgusting. Someone needs to inform them that vikings wore dreads, and so did the Picts and Greeks. In fact, he looks more like a Pict than they look African. they need a ****ing history lesson. "Cultural appropriation" my ass.
Let me be clear about this. This chick is tripping. It's just not that serious.
The college is investigating and this same duo hangs out and does this regularly; grabbing, blocking, and abusing, it's how they get their kicks. Reverse the ethnicities and we would have seen a riot on the campus, then it would have been "serious", right? "Blacks can't be racist, because that requires power and privilege", so goes the social justice mantra. Look at the little red-haired guy, does he look like he has privilege? Hell no, but that's what's being shoved down students' throats day-in and day-out in liberal arts universities.
She's having a ball, abusing the weaker students always makes her happy ("Hold him down and let's cut these off, you got some scissors?", she asked)... right up until the moment she realizes she's being recorded. Oops.
"I have a dream, that my four little children will one day live in a
nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin,
but by the content of their character." - M.L.King Jr
"I have a dream, that my four little children will one day live in a
nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin,
but by the content of their character." - M.L.King Jr
The prudish, regressive Left back at it again. There's nothing more Feminist than making sure professional working women have fewer opportunities, right?
"I have a dream, that my four little children will one day live in a
nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin,
but by the content of their character." - M.L.King Jr
A Spanish teacher requesting sexual information from 7th graders? What the ****?! What does that have to do with teaching a language? The kids didn't even know what many of the terms meant, which isn't surprising since they're only 12 years old. Oh, and WTG trying to throw white guilt on to little children, I guess you can never start too soon, eh?
"I have a dream, that my four little children will one day live in a
nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin,
but by the content of their character." - M.L.King Jr
More skullduggery ar work. There are two other threads that I could post this. The one with "religious liberty" in the title is centered on toilets so I chose this one.
It seems this is what W.F. Buckley was referring to when he siad the following:
The abortion and LGBT movements showed this week that instead of choice, their new agenda is to ban healthcare choices that would disagree with their ideology.
If birth will almost assuredly kill the mother and the viability of the fetus almost assuredly nil, isn't failing to do so a violation of the Hippocratic oath? I think one can make the argument it's murder.
What is the Biblical basis for picking one over the other?
If birth will almost assuredly kill the mother and the viability of the fetus almost assuredly nil, isn't failing to do so a violation of the Hippocratic oath? I think one can make the argument it's murder.
What Hippocratic Oath? The Hippocratic Oath is no longer administered in the US.
What is the Biblical basis for picking one over the other?
Originally Posted by subego
Is there no scenario where the morally correct thing to do is choose the life of the mother over that of the unborn child?
Not a single one? Ever? In the history of all mankind?
I've explained the principal of double effect before.
The ACLU is trying to force Catholic hospitals and others to perform elective abortions, not just when the "life of the mother" is involved.
There are doctors who specialize in high risk pregnancies, yes? If the ACLU were suing for "life of the mother" cases, those doctors would not be needed.
It may have taken five years, numerous regulatory updates, hundreds of legal battles, and two trips to the Supreme Court, but the government has finally admitted that, well, maybe it was wrong about the Health and Human Services mandate. In a brief filed at the Supreme Court this week in the Little Sisters case, the Obama administration told the justices that it could have mandated insurers issue separate contraceptive and abortion-inducing drug coverage to those who want it without hijacking the health plans of religious employers. This could spell big trouble for the government’s defense of the mandate.
I've explained the principal of double effect before.
The ACLU is trying to force Catholic hospitals and others to perform elective abortions, not just when the "life of the mother" is involved.
There are doctors who specialize in high risk pregnancies, yes? If the ACLU were suing for "life of the mother" cases, those doctors would not be needed.
If the ACLU wants to force them to perform elective abortions, this case is not an example. The basis of their claim is that failing to perform an abortion has caused injury.
If the ACLU wants to force them to perform elective abortions, this case is not an example. The basis of their claim is that failing to perform an abortion has caused injury.
Still, the ultimate goal is forcing elective abortion on the hospitals and doctors/nurses.
From a class on Social Justice: "Science is a social construct."
"I have a dream, that my four little children will one day live in a
nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin,
but by the content of their character." - M.L.King Jr
From a class on Social Justice: "Science is a social construct."
VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis cautioned on Monday that gender ideologies from the wealthy Western world are being imposed on developing nations by tying them to foreign aid and education, in a form of “ideological colonization.”
Why is it that many conservatives here don't seem to really dig the batshit crazy politician thread, but seem to love this thread about random crazy stuff occurring in the general population? I mean, is it not surprising that your general population is going to think and do some crazy stuff?
A rather narrow subset of the general population, no?
Yeah, he's missed the point, these are the people who teach our kids and, at 18-24, their bullshit detectors aren't as developed.
"I have a dream, that my four little children will one day live in a
nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin,
but by the content of their character." - M.L.King Jr
Yeah, he's missed the point, these are the people who teach our kids and, at 18-24, their bullshit detectors aren't as developed.
This is such a tired argument.
If they are that impressionable at age 18-24, it doesn't matter whether they get ideas from school, their friends, Fox News, MSNBC, or books, they haven't learned how to think for themselves yet. You can't shield people from ideas, this isn't the 1950s when you had to work to find certain ideas, but hopefully between the age of 18-24 you can also teach critical thinking. You don't teach this by coddling people and keeping ideas from them either, you give them the totality and entire spectrum of viewpoint and let them sort things out.
Being exposed to ideas in school is no threat or cause for worry. It takes more than a course or teacher to brainwash and indoctrinate (as opposed to just influence or expose to new ideas), indoctrination isn't that easy.
I think the real skullduggery is conservatives going bananas over what they think happens in schools, and the affect this has.
If they are that impressionable at age 18-24, it doesn't matter whether they get ideas from school, their friends, Fox News, MSNBC, or books, they haven't learned how to think for themselves yet. You can't shield people from ideas, this isn't the 1950s when you had to work to find certain ideas, but hopefully between the age of 18-24 you can also teach critical thinking. You don't teach this by coddling people and keeping ideas from them either, you give them the totality and entire spectrum of viewpoint and let them sort things out.
Being exposed to ideas in school is no threat or cause for worry. It takes more than a course or teacher to brainwash and indoctrinate (as opposed to just influence or expose to new ideas), indoctrination isn't that easy.
I think the real skullduggery is conservatives going bananas over what they think happens in schools, and the affect this has.
That makes no sense at all. Because they could get bad ideas anywhere we shouldn't root out such backwards thinking when we find it at colleges, the places where our youth are supposed to be learning facts? The places that are funded by our tax dollars? I don't mind if outlandish theories are talked about in university, it's the setting for exploring all ideological positions, but such regressive ideologies, like intersectionality and social justice, are being presented as unassailable truths by people in positions of authority, without even the benefit of critical analysis.
It's no wonder these snowflakes go apeshit when their views are challenged, see the "Triggered" thread, the glue that holds together their ideological world is being tampered with and they don't know what to do, except throw tantrums and then run back to their "Safe Spaces". It's sad, really.
"I have a dream, that my four little children will one day live in a
nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin,
but by the content of their character." - M.L.King Jr
And here I thought schools were trying to shield their delicate snowflake students with safe spaces, and overly politically correct victim mentalities and narratives.
IMHO, they can "teach" their students whatever bs their hearts desire. When they get to the real world they should not be able to vote out the rights(specifically property) of other citizens who had a better education than them. If they want to be collectivists and communists they can start their communes on their own without a single penny coming from government or unwilling fellow citizens.
Originally Posted by Cap'n Tightpants
... places that are funded by our tax dollars? :err
I wonder if it is time for "public" universities to start adhering to public law. If they break the law they forfeit public funding. Starting with racial and gender profiling for affirmative action and then with the first amendment and the absurd "safe spaces".
That makes no sense at all. Because they could get bad ideas anywhere we shouldn't root out such backwards thinking when we find it at colleges, the places where our youth are supposed to be learning facts? The places that are funded by our tax dollars? I don't mind if outlandish theories are talked about in university, it's the setting for exploring all ideological positions, but such regressive ideologies, like intersectionality and social justice, are being presented as unassailable truths by people in positions of authority, without even the benefit of critical analysis.
It's no wonder these snowflakes go apeshit when their views are challenged, see the "Triggered" thread, the glue that holds together their ideological world is being tampered with and they don't know what to do, except throw tantrums and then run back to their "Safe Spaces". It's sad, really.
I don't understand why you seem to have these regular sample size issues. You take an issue like this, and blow this up into some sort of recurring pattern that is cause for consternation and, seemingly some sort of call for action or intervention.
You are going to get people presenting what they think is true in school, media, church or anywhere else. People are people whether your tax dollars are behind them or not. Why do you put so much thought and energy into getting worked up over this stuff? It's just weird, especially for somebody that seems to take pride in his unusual life.
I say worry about the big stuff and don't sweat the small stuff.
And here I thought schools were trying to shield their delicate snowflake students with safe spaces, and overly politically correct victim mentalities and narratives.
IMHO, they can "teach" their students whatever bs their hearts desire. When they get to the real world they should not be able to vote out the rights(specifically property) of other citizens who had a better education than them. If they want to be collectivists and communists they can start their communes on their own without a single penny coming from government or unwilling fellow citizens.
I wonder if it is time for "public" universities to start adhering to public law. If they break the law they forfeit public funding. Starting with racial and gender profiling for affirmative action and then with the first amendment and the absurd "safe spaces".
The same point applies to you. Out of all of the thousands of schools and thousands of teachers out there, why get worked up over this? None of this is any threat to anybody, stuff is going to happen inside and outside of schools, whether it is communism or vegans having sex with gay pregnant goats.
I say worry about the big stuff and don't sweat the small stuff.
I don't understand why you seem to have these regular sample size issues. You take an issue like this, and blow this up into some sort of recurring pattern that is cause for consternation and, seemingly some sort of call for action or intervention.
You are going to get people presenting what they think is true in school, media, church or anywhere else. People are people whether your tax dollars are behind them or not. Why do you put so much thought and energy into getting worked up over this stuff? It's just weird, especially for somebody that seems to take pride in his unusual life.
I say worry about the big stuff and don't sweat the small stuff.
Indoctrination of our youth with blatant lies is a serious issue, it's bad enough the Religious Right does it, but now we have supposed Liberals in public universities following suit, en masse, with over 90% of social science professors in on it. Your perspective on what constitutes "small stuff" is ****ing bizarre.
"I have a dream, that my four little children will one day live in a
nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin,
but by the content of their character." - M.L.King Jr
Indoctrination of our youth with blatant lies is a serious issue, it's bad enough the Religious Right does it, but now we have supposed Liberals in public universities following suit, en masse, with over 90% of social science professors in on it. Your perspective on what constitutes "small stuff" is ****ing bizarre.
It's not indoctrination because it is not systemic, nor organized, it is anecdotal and random (and relatively rare), and not worth getting worked up over for a number of reasons including the fact that this has no solution aside from examining each case and taking appropriate action, just like you do for other random, crazy, and irrational things that people do.
It sounds like you want to create legislation to prevent vegans having sex with gay pregnant goats or something.
I say worry about the big stuff and don't sweat the small stuff.
It's not indoctrination because it is not systemic, nor organized, it is anecdotal and random (and relatively rare), and not worth getting worked up over for a number of reasons including the fact that this has no solution aside from examining each case and taking appropriate action, just like you do for other random, crazy, and irrational things that people do.
It sounds like you want to create legislation to prevent vegans having sex with gay pregnant goats or something.
I say worry about the big stuff and don't sweat the small stuff.
What you have on campuses, is a rabid left (which is the real far right), which is denying individuals in their institutions, through nuisances and thuggery from participating and contributing to the open and free exchange of ideas. Whether they are a majority or minority is inconsequential. You have a group (libertarians, conservatives, republicans) who are constantly threatened with mobs and thug like behavior.
I wonder how you would respond if the opposite was happening, with conservatives protesting, threatening, disrupting,etc... "leftist"/"communist"/whatever speakers and groups?
The only required legislation is already on the books. The thing required is the enforcement of said laws.
You don't teach this by coddling people and keeping ideas from them either, you give them the totality and entire spectrum of viewpoint and let them sort things out.
This! This! A thousand times this!
Besson, the single through-line from almost every example from all of these threads is a direct and explicit rejection of this value.
You cannot do anything about boys because all they want is sex, not companionship, not friendship, not a discussion just sex.
As for girls when a man gives you compliments it is because he wants sex, that's it.
Men do not love like a woman, for them it is the outside and many many years later they might look at the inside of a person. It is sad but girls are still raised in believing in love when at the time of their teenage years it does not exist from teenage boys. Why can't parents raise their daughters in being cynical, being able to physically fight (you can teach them to hit and it would not hurt); if a boy tells her that she is wonderful and he is so sad and the only way she can make it better is to take off her clothes, he is lying, he just want to see a girl naked and make her life a living hell.
What you have on campuses, is a rabid left (which is the real far right), which is denying individuals in their institutions, through nuisances and thuggery from participating and contributing to the open and free exchange of ideas. Whether they are a majority or minority is inconsequential. You have a group (libertarians, conservatives, republicans) who are constantly threatened with mobs and thug like behavior.
I wonder how you would respond if the opposite was happening, with conservatives protesting, threatening, disrupting,etc... "leftist"/"communist"/whatever speakers and groups?
The only required legislation is already on the books. The thing required is the enforcement of said laws.
Here, here!
"I have a dream, that my four little children will one day live in a
nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin,
but by the content of their character." - M.L.King Jr
You cannot do anything about boys because all they want is sex, not companionship, not friendship, not a discussion just sex.
As for girls when a man gives you compliments it is because he wants sex, that's it.
Wait... what?
Men do not love like a woman, for them it is the outside and many many years later they might look at the inside of a person. It is sad but girls are still raised in believing in love when at the time of their teenage years it does not exist from teenage boys. Why can't parents raise their daughters in being cynical, being able to physically fight (you can teach them to hit and it would not hurt); if a boy tells her that she is wonderful and he is so sad and the only way she can make it better is to take off her clothes, he is lying, he just want to see a girl naked and make her life a living hell.
This is misandry.
"I have a dream, that my four little children will one day live in a
nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin,
but by the content of their character." - M.L.King Jr
Besson, the single through-line from almost every example from all of these threads is a direct and explicit rejection of this value.
Someone who rejects this idea scares me.
Absolutely, students don't need Safe Spaces, they need asbestos underwear. When academia started thinking with their feelings, they were screwed.
"I have a dream, that my four little children will one day live in a
nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin,
but by the content of their character." - M.L.King Jr
Indoctrination of our youth with blatant lies is a serious issue, it's bad enough the Religious Right does it, but now we have supposed Liberals in public universities following suit, en masse, with over 90% of social science professors in on it. Your perspective on what constitutes "small stuff" is ****ing bizarre.
The left took over the schools in the 1970's
I've mentioned this before. I was in 7th grade in 1974 when the first crop of "warm fuzzy/,cold prickly" participation trophy, situational ethics AKA moral relivitism teachers started hitting the public schools. They stopped teaching how to think and started teaching what to think.
One day we had to participate in a " what would you do" situational ethics scenarios. One scenarios involved two male coworkers. One noticed the other did not appeared interested in the women at work, so the other hits on him. The one kid handled pretty well. His response was " Hey I may not be interested in women, but I'm even less interested in men"
Remember, this is 7th graders in 1974.
What you have on campuses, is a rabid left (which is the real far right), which is denying individuals in their institutions, through nuisances and thuggery from participating and contributing to the open and free exchange of ideas. Whether they are a majority or minority is inconsequential. You have a group (libertarians, conservatives, republicans) who are constantly threatened with mobs and thug like behavior.
I wonder how you would respond if the opposite was happening, with conservatives protesting, threatening, disrupting,etc... "leftist"/"communist"/whatever speakers and groups?
The only required legislation is already on the books. The thing required is the enforcement of said laws.
You're out of touch with college campus and corporate life.
"I have a dream, that my four little children will one day live in a
nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin,
but by the content of their character." - M.L.King Jr
These are CAMPUS COURSES. They're actual Social Justice "classes", in public (taxpayer-funded) universities, being "taught" across America:
This is a dangerous CULT, it's pure indoctrination, the same as you'd find in a radical religious-Right bible camp. Only it's not in a bible camp, it's not even on private property, everyone who lives in the USA is paying for this blatant mind-f*ckery, and what's worse, it's an ideology that is solely targeting young people by people in positions of authority.
Originally Posted by besson3c
It's not indoctrination because it is not systemic, nor organized, it is anecdotal and random (and relatively rare)
All of these Social Justice "courses" at public universities need to be suspended until they can be properly investigated.
"I have a dream, that my four little children will one day live in a
nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin,
but by the content of their character." - M.L.King Jr