Post: #126

Football players apparently run the university now.

Balls would have been one of the admins or the president saying: "Okay. You're going to try to hold us hostage? Tell you what guys - No more football team. Program cancelled. This is an institution of learning and we won't be held hostage by a sports team."

Now, some kid majoring in astrophysics or engineering at MU is forced to take "sensitivity training" or " racial awareness" classes because a bunch of mediocre football players decided they were offended.

Damn kid is like ' I just want to be left alone and study for my Calculus II class I have this Thursday so I can graduate with high grades in this tough economy and hopefully secure gainful employment. Instead, I've got to go listen to some short haired beast of a woman drone on and on about what an evil, racist, bigoted, homophobic country I live in and make sure I understand the sensitivities of the other students so they won't be offended in any way or have their world views challenged"

God forbid someone challenge the world views of these fragile millennial fucks on these whacked out campuses. Any thing slightly uncomfortable to them and their view of the world and they whine and moan and demand change just like that female professor who whined and moaned when the reporter and cameraman told her he didn't have to leave.

They can't stand any opposition or the slightest discomfort else they piss and moan like a woman on the rag.

Post: #127

(11-10-2015 10:54 PM)cascadecombo Wrote:  

They should have called Keanu from the get-go.

No kidding! They could have replaced every protesting kid in a few days. Maybe not a winning team, but they don't have that anyway.

Something tells me that, after the first scholarship player was replaced, the rest would fall in line.

Post: #128

(11-10-2015 10:47 PM)KorbenDallas Wrote:  Schools have a lot of money because they milk rich white guys for massive donations.

A lot of rich middle aged, and old Mizzou alums are absolutely furious over this whole thing.

It's not just the boosters' donations - it's all of the school apparel and memorabilia being sold. They just alienated 3/4 of their target market.

Post: #129

They're getting hit left and right:


"Will someone please save the Yalies (From themselves)"
usatoday.com

I understand why the idiot children at Yale are so sensitive. Really, I do. I sometimes list in my mind all of the poor, suffering people who get a raw deal in this life, and Yale students are always right at the top, with the Bangladeshi orphans and women traded by sex traffickers in Vietnam. Yale isn't a safe space, Congo isn't a safe space — it all makes sense, as long as you don't expect it to make sense.

Post: #130

Post: #131

And she's out!

Missouri assistant professor resigns from courtesy appointment after confrontation with journalist

Click’s courtesy appointment allowed her to serve on graduate panels for students from other academic units, according to the Columbia Missourian. Her position as mass media professor in the Communication Department remains unclear.

Post: #132

She's not out....she's still a professor there.

She just removed herself from the panels.

So not this isn't even a victory until she's fired from the school along with the blonde cunt in the sunglasses.

Post: #133

What's funny is that through all the moaning about privilege and power structures, the football players used their privilege as athletes and their access to the football program's power structure to get a man fired.

Post: #134

(11-11-2015 02:03 AM)Excelsior Wrote:  

Post: #135

Whoever sent in that Asian student photographer knew he was going to be Click bait.

Post: #136

Opie and Jimmy weigh in on this. It is amazing how many views that are called red pill are obvious to anyone who is basically fair and honest:

Post: #137

http://www.stltoday.com/lifestyles/colum...e05f3.html

So it turns out that this guy partaking in the hunger strike, Johnathan Butler, is from a well to do family. But white privilege.

Post: #138

http://www.foxsports.com/college-footbal...ies-111115

We might be experiencing a UVA level hoax

Post: #139

(11-11-2015 07:04 PM)JimmyHendricks Wrote:  http://www.foxsports.com/college-footbal...ies-111115

We might be experiencing a UVA level hoax

Holy shit, lies, privileged, and hoax.

Actually not holy shit - I half expected this.

I talked to a friend of mine last night talking about how I question half the shit out there as a false flag of people wanting to be full time victims.

Quote:In this modern era, when college kids take photos of everything, when video emerges of virtually everything that takes place on campus, how is that there is no eye witness who can say that a poopswastika ever even existed?

Absolutely, how did noone document this ?

Quote:(In the wake of all the attention, one 19 year old non-Mizzou student has been arrested 75 miles from campus for making threatening comments on Yik Yak, a popular anonymous site on campuses across the country. The only possible way to handle this comment by a non-student is by firing the CEO of Yik Yak, right?)

SJW heads explode from logic right here.

Quote:On top of that, the "hunger striker" -- I question whether he was actual hunger striking too, by the way, what evidence do we have of that? -- said he was hunger striking because of increased graduate school health care costs. YOUR DAD MADE NEARLY $7 MILLION LAST YEAR, BRO. Check your privilege. Do you really think he didn't have the money for health care?

Check your rich privilege BRO. Thank god for being able to do research.

Quote:Isn't it more significant that Mizzou students elected a gay black man campus president? And that Mizzou almost universally supported Michael Sam, a gay black man who became the first athlete to go public with his homosexuality? Does that sound like a campus with inclusiveness issues to you? Would a divided, racist campus have a gay black student as its top representative and have offered nearly universal support and acceptance to Sam?

Don't rape me with your logic and facts !

Quote:Moreover, given that Head also reported that the KKK was on campus last night and that he'd been in contact with the national guard -- it's totally normal for a student body president to be the top liason for the national guard, right? -- isn't it also fair to question whether this story is awfully convenient for someone who has political ambitions and gains a ton of positive coverage for it? That is, Head gained an awful lot here.

LOL national guard right ? Better call in the Airborne and Air Strikes on these ghosts !

My god, seriously, people make shit up to be the worse victim.

They live in America, go to an expensive school, and still claim there is racism.

Even if ONE person yelled it to a black person, HOW THE FUCK IS THE PRESIDENT RESPONSIBLE ?

The person who said it is responsible and should be suspended/expelled.

This is cloak and dagger - this isn't about racism.

THIS IS ABOUT ENFORCING THEIR OWN POLICIES AND INDOCTRINATION ON STUDENTS.

Post: #140

Yeah, I figured there was some hoax involved in this. This is actually a perfect puppet show that reminds me of the machinations of Kazundo Gouda in Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex. He called it "data manipulation."

This is all very troubling all the same. Perhaps we should just have a general thread for campus insanity because now there's "racial protests" swelling up in multiple universities nationwide. It's something again out of Gouda's playbook.

And it's troubling not even so much because of how insane it all is, which is bad enough, but that these "progressives" everywhere are rapidly giving sane people no other option but fascism simply as a means of self-defense and survival from the "good little Maoists" in the words of James Howard Kunstler.

If they thought GamerGate and Trump were bad, they're going to be facing much worse if these shenanigans don't stop. The age of moderation is rapidly coming to an end.

Post: #141

#mizzou on twitter has been as entertaining as the Roosh Canadian Adventure from last summer. Clueless hysterical SJWs mixed with professional trolls is a dangerously funny combination to watch play out live on social media.

Post: #142

(11-09-2015 11:55 AM)frenchcorporation Wrote:  Good for them. I wouldnt work under those conditions either.

Football players should be striking to get paid as well though. Still don't get how the Universities get away with it.

They do get paid. To the contrary, it is outrageous these people get full ride scholarships when most of them would not get into these schools based on academic achievement. They are taking vital resources from far more deserving students who should be at these universities in their place. Scholarships that could go to top students and help mitigate these massive student loan debts are going to people with double digit IQs that don't even attend classes.

Post: #143

Shit is spreading like the plague. Now a similar protest is happening at Ithaca College:

http://www.nbcnews.com/news/nbcblk/inspi...?cid=sm_fb

"Inspired and emboldened by their peers at the University of Missouri whose protests lead to the resignation of the school's president, activist students are following suit from Yale to Ithaca College — and taking to Twitter to talk about being #blackoncampus.

Students at Ithaca College in upstate New York held a solidarity walkout this afternoon, demanding the resignation of President Tom Rochon, saying it was "vital to fight against both covert and overt racism in all places of education and empowerment" on Facebook."

Post: #144

^^^^^^^^^^
"The students said that several racially charged incidents have not been properly acknowledged by campus leadership, including an event last month where a prominent alumnus made racially insensitive remarks about another alumna at a public event.

It angered many students who said no one stepped in. President Rochon later addressed the issue in a statement, saying the college could not prevent the use of hurtful language on campus and could not promise that it would never host another speaker that might say something offensive.

Shortly afterward, students began calling for a vote of no confidence in Rochon."

Does anyone realize how abnormal this is and how far removed from reality we've gotten?

To give an idea, here are some real-world hypotheticals:

I work for a company and overhear two employees saying rude things. So I demand the CEO's resignation because he "didn't do enough" to denounce it.

Or...I overhear AnonymousBosch and The Father being insensitive at the 7-Eleven. So I demand Roosh relinquish his leadership of this forum since he's somehow responsible.

In all seriousness, what I think might be going on here is a minority coup in everything but name. Minority students are inventing ways college leaders and professors have been "insensitive," which then gives them the power to demand resignations so they can then install minority leaders.

The interesting thing is that the "insensitivity" can really be anything. So no one* is safe. They could just as easily call for a resignation of a college president for "being complacent" and not denouncing a history of institutional racism on campus which has allegedly left a negative legacy.

Didn't come out against Jim Crow at some point? Well that must mean you support segregation. That's made students feel "unsafe." So...out you go!

History is not my area of expertise, so does anyone know where else this was done? It can't be an original idea.

It's also pretty scary. However, it's sort of amusing to see three U of M professors and administrators essentially shot with their own (politically correct) gun.

* I purposely didn't say "so no white person is safe," because I get the feeling these people would run Dr. Ben Carson and Thomas Sowell out of town as quick -- if not quicker -- than they ran the chancellor out.

Post: #145

A little background at the Ithaca College news. The news outlets as always have gotten it wrong. They're all mad because a cop during RA training said that active shooters tend to be muslim or black. Most people who want to become Residential Assistants tend to be of the limp wristed and liberated modern woman variety.

That was the only thing that went wrong. The pictures of this walk out "protest" were hilariously small. If you've ever been on that campus the amount of people that gathered were so laughably small they needed a wide angled lens to make it seem that the whole school participated (which they did not).

The president being a complete idiot decided to ignore the initial rantings of the SJWs who fill Res Life which angered the other closest SJW stronghold in the Student Government. As we all know, student government is a pointless club and they decided to hold a no confidence vote.

Finally, the faculty council who has a real beef with the administration held their own no confidence vote because of various ineptitude and complaints against the administration on their own end. They just wanted to piggyback off of this weak racist complaint to further their own interests.

The president then decided to make a diversity officer to save face.

Most current students don't know and especially don't care what is going on. They're off studying, working, screwing, and partying. You know what real college students do.

Had the Missouri incident not happened, the "me too" brigade at here would have lost steam and this whole thing forgotten. Yale probably would have not happened either.

Post: #146

*Extremely long post detaling how college is a place where rules of reality are not applied and most college students aren't going to be able to deal with reality once they leave.*
*Another long paragraph about how everyone in other schools pretend to give a shit about what's going on but in reality, they're just as fucked up as the people they are arguing against.*

School is gay

Post: #147

The children of the revolution eventually turn on those who parented it. Let those heads roll.

Soon college will be revealed for the sham it is.

G

Post: #148

Trump weighs in: http://www.businessinsider.com/donald-tr...ts-2015-11

Quote:"I think the two people that resigned are weak, ineffective people," he said. "I think that when they resigned, they set something in motion that's going to be a disaster for the next long period of time. They were weak, ineffective people."

Trump added: "Trump should have been the chancellor of that university. Believe me, there would have been no resignations."

Post: #149

Do we need to start a separate "college students are insane" thread?

At Claremount McKenna College, the junior class president had to resign over a "racially insensitive" Halloween costume. The picture is below.

Also, the New York Times also covered all these protests in a story, "Racial Discrimination Protests Ignite at Colleges Across the U.S."

From the story:

In interviews, students say they have been inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement that grew out of the fatal shooting of Michael Brown by the police in Ferguson, Mo. They say the victory of protesting students and football players at the University of Missouri has spurred them to demand that their universities provide a safe space for students of color.

(snip)

But the students who gathered on Wednesday spoke of “microaggressions” — tone-deaf slights directed toward minority students — and continuing difficulties of being a student of color on a contemporary college campus, and encouraged their peers to raise awareness of them.

“It’s the microaggressions in classrooms,” Raven Fowlkes-Witten, a junior who organized Wednesday’s demonstration, said in an interview. “It’s students not feeling represented. It’s few faculty members of color...”

A few points:

1). The good news is that this bumped the "consent" Nazis out of the news.

2). Speaking of consent, doesn't a focus on that mean it's OK to reject someone for whatever reason? Would that include because the person is a minority and you feel "unsafe?"

3). When you put both of those things together, people are going to be pretty wary of dealing with college age students in a few years when they enter the workforce.

It was one thing when kids were protesting the Vietnam war or out-and-out laws that allowed discrimination and segragation, because those things were tangible. But both the "consent" and "microagressions" crowd seem more like they're trying to alter human behavior itself, which can only lead to tyranny...or something of the sort.

Addendum: The blondes look cute, even with moustaches and ponchos? WYB? Me? Yes, but only after taking them to Taco Bell, then coming home and playing the old Genesis hit "Illegal Alien."

Post: #150

There are a lot of racists on this forum. Not surprised.