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The racist cry-bully snowflakes, at it again at Yale University. No, these are not the same videos from last year, but they are eerily similar:
These children's parents have failed them utterly. Now one of the supposed top universities in the world is doing the same, not just for them, but for us as well.
I am not watching but regardless every parent should discuss controversial issues with their children at an early age. It helps with critical thinking.
I am not watching but regardless every parent should discuss controversial issues with their children at an early age. It helps with critical thinking.
They should also teach them some basic manners, self control and to behave in a respectful manner, especially people such as teachers. Which these kids clearly never learned, as they were apparently never taught.
I hope you realize that when these children go out into the real world and try to act like this in the 9-5 workplace environment, they will rapidly discover they are for all purposes unemployable as long as they continue to think and act this way.
They should also teach them some basic manners, self control and to behave in a respectful manner, especially people such as teachers. Which these kids clearly never learned, as they were apparently never taught.
I hope you realize that when these children go out into the real world and try to act like this in the 9-5 workplace environment, they will rapidly discover they are for all purposes unemployable as long as they continue to think and act this way.
They have leaned that everybody records every confrontation, and they like appearing tough.
"Did you see me stand up to him? Yeah, I put that &|#€£ in his place. He just better be glad I didn't kick his butt."
They seem to believe the louder and more vile they are, the more they are winning. We can call it Charlie Sheen syndrome.
The racist cry-bully snowflakes, at it again at Yale University. No, these are not the same videos from last year, but they are eerily similar:
These children's parents have failed them utterly. Now one of the supposed top universities in the world is doing the same, not just for them, but for us as well.
It is footage from last year but it went unnoticed until recently. And it's interesting because it shows that there was quite a large group of crazies berating that Yale professor, not just the one lone screeching girl.
'I want your job to be taken from you,' shouts a student. 'Let us define our own experiences,' another student says. 'Let us tell you if you're being racist.'
so wrong that,
“You should not sleep at night!” a female student shrieks at Yale sociology professor Nicholas Christakis in that video which has since gone viral. “You’re disgusting!”
'I want your job to be taken from you,' shouts a student. 'Let us define our own experiences,' another student says. 'Let us tell you if you're being racist.'
so wrong that,
“You should not sleep at night!” a female student shrieks at Yale sociology professor Nicholas Christakis in that video which has since gone viral. “You’re disgusting!”
basically he stood up for his wife, also a yale professor, who had the audacity to state the following:
Quote:
“I wonder, and I am not trying to be provocative: Is there no room anymore for a child or young person to be a little bit obnoxious,” she wrote, “a little bit inappropriate or provocative or, yes, offensive?”
the horror..
so glad i went to state colleges in red states.
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