Post: #351

Drove up to Santa Barbara today to see Milo. He was carried in on a litter, hoisted up by six strong men wearing Trump hats. Oh, and one of the college girls who was certainly a cutie was wearing a shirt that said "future subservient wife". The guys were loving it. Nice to see a cute girl with a sense of humor. I'll upload some pics tomorrow.

Post: #352

Email looks old, but it should serve as a good example of what current students will be facing if they ever want to go to college in the future.

Quote:Jake
‏@Trap_Daily

@Nero A current De Paul student uploaded emails of a professor trying to discipline him for conservative views

Post: #353

(05-27-2016 03:26 AM)John Michael Kane Wrote:  Drove up to Santa Barbara today to see Milo. He was carried in on a litter, hoisted up by six strong men wearing Trump hats. Oh, and one of the college girls who was certainly a cutie was wearing a shirt that said "future subservient wife". The guys were loving it. Nice to see a cute girl with a sense of humor. I'll upload some pics tomorrow.

Video footage

https://twitter.com/glaucon999/status/73...0146062336

ps.: can you embedd tweet into rvf?

Post: #354

WIKI Wrote:Hóng Wèibīng - fanaticised student mass paramilitary social movement mobilized by Mao Zedong in 1966 and 1967, during the Cultural Revolution.

Attacking and shaming professors and lecturers on PC ground, destroying traditional society in favor of left-wing utopia. And all that with full backing of the state.
For victims of assault the best solution is to take it. Any fighting back would just exacerbate the situation.

Post: #355

(05-27-2016 03:26 AM)John Michael Kane Wrote:  Drove up to Santa Barbara today to see Milo. He was carried in on a litter, hoisted up by six strong men wearing Trump hats. Oh, and one of the college girls who was certainly a cutie was wearing a shirt that said "future subservient wife". The guys were loving it. Nice to see a cute girl with a sense of humor. I'll upload some pics tomorrow.

The cultural currents are shifting. There is hope for the future! Those shirts need to be mass-marketed and sold in the display cases at Trump Towers.

Post: #356

https://twitter.com/ramzpaul/status/736008516339531777

Post: #357

LOL the fat ugly bitch who assaulted Forney tweeted this:



yeah right like he'd actually touch your gross fat body with a 10 foot pole

Post: #358

Do you guys think that Milo was right in the video in which "He explains it all in 4 minutes" [The Rubin Report]?

Namely, that "If they get destroyed and crumble at their pinnacle when everyone is trying their utmost to support them (media, gov't, institutions, etc.) ... they will NEVER recover"

Do you think that's true? I guess we can hope ... something in me is skeptical that it'll go away by anything but tumult, starving, suffering, or all of the above.

Post: #359

(05-27-2016 11:09 AM)Kid Twist Wrote:  Do you guys think that Milo was right in the video in which "He explains it all in 4 minutes" [The Rubin Report]?

Namely, that "If they get destroyed and crumble at their pinnacle when everyone is trying their utmost to support them (media, gov't, institutions, etc.) ... they will NEVER recover"

Do you think that's true? I guess we can hope ... something in me is skeptical that it'll go away by anything but tumult, starving, suffering, or all of the above.

What in the world are you talking about?

Post: #360

Post: #361

This just in from the DePaul women and gender studies dept.

http://www.breitbart.com/milo/2016/05/27...ter-visit/

Quote:An Open Letter to DePaul University Administration and College Republicans from Women and Gender Studies Students,
On Tuesday, May 24th, College Republicans held an event in which Milo Yiannopoulos sat in discussion with a student member of College Republicans. Mr. Y is not an intellectual. He is a popular media figure who routinely uses his platform to engage in violent, sexist, transphobic, and racist rhetoric. Mr. Y has a history of inciting racial and gendered conflict at his events at campuses across the country, and he has repeatedly stated publicly that such incidents are a part of his media strategy. What occurred yesterday on our campus largely adhered to that pattern. However, the participation of the College Republicans student members in this type of rhetoric and its attack on our department was unique. Prior to the event, one of our Women and Gender Studies students was explicitly referenced by Mr. Y on Twitter and faced threats of sexual violence from his fans and followers on social media. Throughout the past week, the event was marketed by College Republicans to students with a flyer distributed on campus that explicitly referenced feminists and gender studies classrooms in a derogatory way.
A few minutes after the event began, several black student protesters and white allies succeeded in peacefully stalling the event. As they remained on the stage, Milo stoked the crowd by making sexually explicit, racialized remarks in reference to the black students. The mostly male, mostly white audience responded with a chant of “CPD! CPD!”
In a city wracked by police murders against unarmed black youth of color, where unarmed black people are far more likely to be gunned down by police than their white counterparts, we can infer that this cheer was not merely a call for arrest but rather a dangerous call for state violence against peaceful protesters. Shockingly, rather than condemn this chant or attempt to silence it, the College Republicans’ student representative and moderator for the event both joined this call for violence against their fellow students. We stand in solidarity with those who protested the event and condemn the actions of the College Republicans student leadership who participated in this shameful rhetoric.
Today in an email to students and faculty regarding this event, University President Reverend Holtschneider apologized to the College Republicans for the interruption of their event. This is unacceptable. We categorically reject this apology and ask that Rev. Holtschneider clarify whether this apology represents the University’s official position regarding College Republicans actions at yesterday’s event. The Women and Gender Studies students who were harassed on social media by Mr. Y in advance of his appearance are still awaiting an apology, as are the already marginalized students who felt their physical safety was threatened by the deliberate escalation of the conflict by Mr. Y and those students who hosted him.
The decision made by College Republicans to invite Milo Yiannopoulos as a speaker was not done in good faith or as an effort to foster discussion as their student leaders claim. His sexist and racist rhetoric is not a marginalized or diverse point of view. They and he represent a violent and vocal status quo. In the wake of the event, many students have spoken out about how they felt victimized and threatened by the University and the College Republicans’ choice to give him a platform on our campus. It is our view that College Republicans leadership used the event to stoke racial and gendered conflict and create a climate of fear and intimidation on campus for minority students. Furthermore, because the flyer used to market the event to students deliberately attacked feminists and explicitly named “gender studies” departments, their sponsorship and solicitation of Mr. Y constituted a threat to our right to exist as a department, and to conduct feminist inquiry as a course of study.
As students of feminist theory, we are committed to liberation for the oppressed and their ability to lead lives of their choosing, free of violence. In their choice to bring Mr. Y to our school and engage wholeheartedly in hateful rhetoric, College Republicans have not only subjected the marginalized in our University community to violence, but have forced us to call the mission and legitimacy of their organization into question.
In his email to students and faculty, Rev. Holtschneider mentioned the Bill of Rights. However, it is not only the First Amendment that governs speech on campus, but also the University’s own policies. College Republicans have this year engaged in a pattern of discriminatory speech, including multiple incidents where racialized rhetoric was chalked across campus. This must stop. We believe that this pattern violates the Standards of Involvement governing student organizations, the first of which requires that student organizations uphold “the Vincentian values of diversity, pluralism, socially responsible leadership, mission, and service.” The Student Organization Handbook explicitly references the University policy on speech, which states: “Speech whose primary purpose is to wound is inconsistent with our Vincentian and Catholic values.” University’s own mission and policies in mind, we are calling for an immediate investigation into the conduct of College Republicans at yesterday’s event and incidents prior, and a review of their charter as an official University organization. Until that review is complete we demand that funding for College Republicans and their campus activities cease.
Sincerely,
DePaul Women and Gender Studies Students and Faculty
(Names Withheld)

Post: #362

(05-27-2016 02:49 PM)Snowplow Wrote:  

Quote:As students of feminist theory,

You pieces of shit,

you study Feminism housed at the Women's and Gender Studies Department

at private Christian university,

and have nerve to talk about oppression.

Post: #363

Days Of Broken Arrows already covered how scary it is that many of these idiots believe in "violent rhetoric".

I would add that someone should ask a gender studies student which of these is more violent: (1) saying that I want to kidnap a gender studies student, so I can electrocute her until dead OR (2) actually kidnapping a gender studies student and electrocuting her until dead.

If they're honest, then you can point out that there's no such thing as violent rhetoric. But if they're dishonest, you can troll them by saying, "So the only logical thing to do is punish violent rhetoric EQUALLY as violent actions, right?" When they say yes, point out that this has already been tried before, and the result was (1) that everyone who was robbed was also murdered, and (2) every woman who was raped was also murdered.

Post: #364

It keeps getting better! A faculty member just submitted her resignation.

http://www.breitbart.com/milo/2016/05/27...ilo-visit/

Quote:DePaul Sociology Professor Angrily Resigns Over Milo Visit

by ALLUM BOKHARI
27 May 2016


Dr. Shu-Ju Ada Cheng, an Associate Professor of Sociology at DePaul University has announced her intention to resign from her post, accusing the University President of “reinforcing existing inequalities” due to his support for the free and equal exchange of ideas.
In a message posted on Facebook, Dr. Cheng claimed free speech is a “delusional” idea rooted in “market ideology.” She said “incidents over the past two days” — a reference to Breitbart Tech editor Milo Yiannopoulos’ chaos-stricken visit to campus earlier this week — were a “symptom of historical institutional racism.”


Following the disruption of Milo’s event, University President issued a lukewarm statement, slamming Yiannopoulos’ political views but apologizing to the College Republicans, who hosted the speaker, for the disruption to their event caused by threats of violence and protests. It appears this apology is what has upset Dr. Cheng.

Cheng has since removed the post from Facebook, but the full text can be read below:

Dear President,

This is my last quarter at DePaul University. After 15 years of teaching, I have decided to leave the university. This is the first time I have ever emailed you and let you know my thoughts. Please read this note from a woman of color faculty without dismissing it easily.

Universities, like all institutions, are not neutral platforms. Universities are embodied institutions predicated upon social inequalities and dominant ideologies, privileging the participation and access of certain groups. In time of political crisis, universities have the responsibility to take a moral stand. To believe that universities are simply neutral platforms for “equal” exchanges of ideas, the so-called free speech rooted in the market ideology, is delusional and that positional objectivity ends up reinforcing the exact inequalities and dominant ideologies upon which this institution is built. It is a hypocrisy to believe that one can promote diversity without tackling the racism that underlines all educational institutions. The incidents that took place during these past two days are just symptoms of the historical institutional racism embedded in this institution. The long history of exiting faculty of color is a longstanding indication.

Your handling of this case is shameful and embarassing. It is a lack of moral courage in the disguise of intellectual objectivity and positional neutrality. The lack of position is a position, and your chosen position is to reinforce the existing inequalities. Shame on you. I am glad I will no longer be part of this institution and be complicit in the institutional practices that support our racist society.

Ada

Comes to no surprise she's a neon haired freak.

Post: #365

[quote='Snowplow' pid='1311276' dateline='1464381022']
It keeps getting better! A faculty member just submitted her resignation.

Quote:Universities are embodied institutions predicated upon ... dominant ideologies, privileging the participation and access of certain groups.

Ada

What if the dominant ideologies of the day privilege fudge packers, sicko freaks and affirmative-action wilderbeests like you Ada?

Post: #366

It's truly glorious to see this university destroyed, I know it's only a FB page but a lot of people will look at it when deciding to go there. Milo has tweeted that a professor has resigned because the university supports free speech instead of anti racism.
I left a review and everyone reading this should as well. 8000 1 star reviews isn't quite enough for my liking, I think we can double it at least.

Post: #367

(05-27-2016 03:51 PM)RedPillUK Wrote:  It's truly glorious to see this university destroyed, I know it's only a FB page but a lot of people will look at it when deciding to go there.

To be honest, I hope that it doesn't shut down. I wish it gives them a big kick in the ass and realize the mistakes they were making. I know it's wishful thinking, but my family has a long history with Depaul University. Many of my family members not only attended but also taught there as well. This was obviously before the cancer has rotted away it's true core.

Post: #368

(05-27-2016 03:51 PM)RedPillUK Wrote:  It's truly glorious to see this university destroyed, I know it's only a FB page but a lot of people will look at it when deciding to go there.

True. It's reputation damaging in terms of recruiting students as well as the future employability of DePaul graduates.

I'd certainly think twice about employing a graduate from a college with a reputation for disruptive activities.

Post: #369

(05-27-2016 03:57 PM)Snowplow Wrote:  

(05-27-2016 03:51 PM)RedPillUK Wrote:  It's truly glorious to see this university destroyed, I know it's only a FB page but a lot of people will look at it when deciding to go there.

To be honest, I hope that it doesn't shut down. I wish it gives them a big kick in the ass and realize the mistakes they were making. I know it's wishful thinking, but my family has a long history with Depaul University. Many of my family members not only attended but also taught there as well. This was obviously before the cancer has rotted away it's true core.

Sounds a lot like the problem with the Catholic Church in general. Vatican II began the decline. Now here we are with a pope who thinks he's Che Guevara.

Post: #370

(05-27-2016 03:30 PM)Snowplow Wrote:  It keeps getting better! A faculty member just submitted her resignation.

Yeah that's her head on the pike in the pic I posted.

Post: #371

(05-27-2016 03:30 PM)Snowplow Wrote:  It keeps getting better! A faculty member just submitted her resignation.

http://www.breitbart.com/milo/2016/05/27...ilo-visit/

Quote:DePaul Sociology Professor Angrily Resigns Over Milo Visit

Isn't it great to think that we have a generation wallowing in student debt slavery while she could get paid to "teach" and "research"?

I think Trump has thrown out some remarks about making the universities themselves responsible for the debt and thereby changing the whole higher education charade.

If we could undo the unholy alliance between loan lenders, government, and universities, while putting these imbecilic pig-headed freakish wannabe-thugs out of jobs . . . now that would be a good day.

Post: #372

Sorry it has to be your university Snowplow, I hope you and your family can still get good jobs. However in the bigger picture, this is a massive victory against anti free speech SJW's, they will think twice before trying to pull something like this again. Not only that but the whole university system, especially in America, is sick and needs to be fixed or replaced. Debt is a joke, sociology is a joke, professors are a joke, the students are joke.

Now anyway, we're up to 12k negative reviews. Let's make that a nice round 50k negative reviews.

Post: #373

Passing through quickly, but just wanted to drop some info:

Seeing such a Radical Marxist holding position in an American University, one can only assume the Subversion is top down.

Here's the President of DePaul, Father Dennis H. Holtschneider, and those who read faces know exactly what they're looking at:



Now, I've previously-theorised that for the first wave of Social Justice Infestation in post-graduates that started revealing itself circa early 2012 meant the indoctrination would have started 2009-2010, so I'd look for a link between Holtschneider and the Obama Administration, such as this event, where he was invited to speak:

Obama invites Catholic university to collaborate on community projects

Statement from The White House Office for Social Innovation and Civic Participation on the matter:

Quote:[the office says] it sees colleges and universities as "playing a vital role in this undertaking because they define and help shape what is important – educationally and civically – for the country; act as a microcosm or laboratory for best practices; advance knowledge of interfaith understanding and an appreciation for the contributions of diverse communities; and train and prepare the next generation of leaders."

Meaning... Holtschneider chose Marxism over Catholicism, and it shows by the radicalisation of both its students and staff:



Staff such as Dr. Shu-Ju Ada Cheng, who, like all the Obama Red Guard, doesn't believe in Free Speech, or the ISIS supporting Chaplin Matt Forney addressed.

But how about some of the other hideous people uncovered by the Weaponised Autism crew?

Like Elizabeth “Beth” Kelly, the Radical Lesbian who heads the Women's and Gender Studies department, who thinks adult / child sex is a positive thing?

DePaul Professor Teaches Homosexual Politics, Defended Pedophile Incident

Note her thoughts match the current Pedo Normalisation Narrative being displayed by the subverted Journalist Class.

Quote:In her article, Kelly reportedly defended her lesbian, pedophile experience when she was between eight and 11 years old, as cited by David Thorstad in the 1991 book Male Intergenerational Intimacy:

It has always seemed to me that people know when sex is a right thing for them to be doing, when mutually consented to, regardless of who else may or may not share or understand that knowledge. It took some hard object lessons before I finally learned how unusual such logic is in this world. Despite the cultural messages to the contrary that I eventually did receive, I knew that it was possible for a person to be aware of her own physicalness in a sexual way long before the social timetable of “maturity” says she should be—and to be able to act on her awareness. And I know that now, with all my “grown-up” being. Although for several years I succumbed to social sanctions against lesbian and childhood sexuality, and felt ashamed for having had such experiences, I have come to realize the need to affirm them as part of the rich texture of both human experience in general and my own conscious reality in particular.

Thorstad, reportedly “a founding member of the North American Man/Boy Love Association (NAMBLA) and former president of New York’s Gay Activists Alliance,” praised Kelly’s article for its “sensible treatment” of “woman-girl love.”

Note how she speaks of setting up LGBT studies at DePaul:

Quote:Regarding her help with building the LGBT Studies program, she said “What was interesting to me was the lack of opposition.” She credited the “amazing support” from Father Dennis Holtschneider, president of DePaul University since 2004.

It's ok though. DePaul is concerned with creating good citizens of the world, such as Dean Koocher, the Head of Science And Health at DePaul.

DePaul committee aware of Dean Koocher’s ties to torture guidelines

Quote:The authors closed by saying, “Koocher’s consistent defense of psychologists playing an aggressive role in the war on terror; his abuse of the language of ethics to obscure rather than elucidate the ethical problems that such actions reflect; his working to distort the validity of claims that psychologists have played a nefarious role in the recent history of abuse; and, in particular, his snide and sometimes personal attacks against those who disagree with him all reveal a man who subordinates principle to political opinions and who creates an atmosphere that is antithetical to humanistic values.”

In this case Holtschneider was quite happy to stand up for Koocher's right to Free Speech, and allow his tenure to continue.

And what of the Security at the event, who stood around doing nothing?

http://www.huffingtonpost.com.au/entry/d...13407.html

Quote:The group goes on to criticize the process DePaul students must go through in order to report a sexual assault. They also claim that members of the school's security staff have discouraged survivors from filing police reports on attacks.

Or perhaps some Christians might find DePaul's links to Planned Parenthood offensive, which they later scrubbed from their website and refused to comment to the press about?

Report on Ties between Planned Parenthood and 150 Catholic Schools

Catholic DePaul University offers "volunteering opportunities" with Planned Parenthood



DePaul is a Marxist Institution, and any Catholic Parent who sends their child there is risking their child being indoctrinated by Socialism.

Post: #374

So. He's a gay Greek guy and pissing off people online?

Give me the TLDR please.

Post: #375

Quote:If we could undo the unholy alliance between loan lenders, government, and universities, while putting these imbecilic pig-headed freakish wannabe-thugs out of jobs . . . now that would be a good day.

Yes, one of the worst things about the whole student loan mess is the insane rate of inflation of tuition thanks to loans, and that tuition is basically going into make-work programs for leftwingers (in some cases paid SJWs).