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Well, that would be a tremendous overreaction, along with a particularly ineffective question. Do you really need lessons on how to refute someone? I actually agree with a good part of what he is saying, but off the top of my head, I can come up with several responses that would be more effective than your suggested retort.
My question would have been perfectly appropriate and effective given that this professor has turned himself into a cultural caricature.
If you can be cast into such a tizzie by a milquetoast such as that professor then you'd best go hide under your beds.
But don't you dare challenge your professors...you haven't the backbone for it.
The person that DID challenge him was called a racist and was reminded that he was a college professor.
He's a bully plain and simple. Agree with him or pay the consequences a professor has control of.
Funny how he must not see his views of white people and their skin cells as racist. It doesn't take much backbone to bully from a point of authority. He's a coward IMO.
Blindly accusing someone of being a closet racist in front of an entire college class because they don't agree with your wild and offensive rants about politics isn't challenging anyone's beliefs, it's bullying and harassment.
And it doesn't matter what side he is a cheer leader for. Teach the students the material, not your personal political beliefs.
Exactly, he wasn't challenging anyone because if that were true he wouldn't attack someone who didn't agree with him or his rant.
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