High School, College and University Cringe MegaThread

[AnimalNoodles]

Because the special little snowflakes are so pampered they want to make controversy so they feel even more special? A few weeks at Paris Island would cure them of their ills.

This stupid snowflake meme has to die. These people are not sheltered, nor do they feel unsafe. They are ruthless hardnosed and manipulative SOBs who know exactly what they are doing.

 

[LordsFire]

This stupid snowflake meme has to die. These people are not sheltered, nor do they feel unsafe. They are ruthless hardnosed and manipulative SOBs who know exactly what they are doing.

Some of them are. Some of them are snowflakes.

It's an odd mix.

 

[Cherico]

This stupid snowflake meme has to die. These people are not sheltered, nor do they feel unsafe. They are ruthless hardnosed and manipulative SOBs who know exactly what they are doing.

yeah going to have to agree with noodles were not dealing with weaklings we are dealing with crazied fanatics/cultists.

 

[BlackDragon98]

This stupid snowflake meme has to die. These people are not sheltered, nor do they feel unsafe. They are ruthless hardnosed and manipulative SOBs who know exactly what they are doing.

I agree.

They ain't foolish snowflakes.

At least the majority of those Red shits aren't.

 

[Captain X]

I agree, but I'm still going to call them snowflakes because I know it gets under their skin.

 

[Terthna]

This stupid snowflake meme has to die. These people are not sheltered, nor do they feel unsafe. They are ruthless hardnosed and manipulative SOBs who know exactly what they are doing.

Some are just brainwashed idiots, or insane; but yeah, most are as you describe. They're sociopaths who have caught on to an easy tactic to get people to do what they want, and are mostly doing it for the own personal gratification.

 

[Husky_Khan]

A Professor of Economics at Riverside City College, California named Dr. Asatar Bair decided to share some thoughts on Stalin to s twenty thousand Twitter followers in a beautiful multipost thread.



A Good Listener?

 

[Bear Ribs]

A Good Listener?

It's very true. Stalin listened carefully to what everybody else said. Otherwise, how would he know if they didn't agree with his own views in every way and thus should be sent to Gulag?

 

[Zachowon]

He was an amazing listener.
How else did people disappear if they disagreed

 

[Husky_Khan]

OMG it's trending now!

I'm dying... of laughter... not starvation.

 

[Cherico]

A Professor of Economics at Riverside City College, California named Dr. Asatar Bair decided to share some thoughts on Stalin to s twenty thousand Twitter followers in a beautiful multipost thread.



A Good Listener?

If your a marxist you shoudn't be teaching economics.

 

[PsihoKekec]

''A great contributor to Marxist theory'


One his defining features is that he contributed jack shit to ideological onanism that was early Soviet union leadership. He was not a deep thinker, he was capable regurgitating the ideological philosophy diarrhea of others in simplified form, but he was a practical man, not theoretician. That's why he was able to outmanoeuvre all the bolshevik big theoretical thinkers and had them shot in the cellar of Lubyanka. As well as their coworkers. And the coworkers of coworkers. And...

 

[ATP]

yeah going to have to agree with noodles were not dealing with weaklings we are dealing with crazied fanatics/cultists.

There is old soviet proverb about that - it is impossible to be honest,smart and belong to soviet party.The same going for those neomarxist - they either stupid or evil opportunists.

But,now to school - i read,that in Caliphornia they decide to stop teaching match properly,becouse it is racist.If it is true,then/not my idea,but some article author/ those who did it are planning to create mass of people too dumb to work,and capable only for throwing molotow coctails.Which mean,that authors of that reform are mass-producing cannon fodder for Antifa.
I wish,that it is not true.

 

[Husky_Khan]

Here's what King Randall, a Marine Veteran and Christian, was trying to establish that public education officials are blocking...

Randall, a 21-year-old Christian and Marine veteran from Albany, Georgia, felt called to start “The X for Boys,” a program dedicated to addressing the problems facing black boys in his community. His projects include teaching at-risk youth vocational job skills, giving them proper education, and rescuing them from unsafe environments. Many of the children in his custody are fresh out of abusive homes, homelessness, and/or juvenile detention centers. To expand his operation, Randall set his eyes on purchasing a defunct school building in Dougherty County to turn into a private boarding school for the children in the organization’s care. In a video fundraiser for the X for Boys “Life” Preparatory School, Randall shared why he is on this particular mission.

While Charter Schools have requirements, these ones are particular enough to completely negate more competition with the Public School system in Albany, Georgia.

Georgia Public School Board Blocks Charter School Due to 'Competition' | Olivia Rondeau

After raising enough money to purchase 40 acres of land for a new school, King Randall seemed poised to realize his dream. Then his plans hit a sudden snag.

fee.org

 

[ATP]

Here's what King Randall, a Marine Veteran and Christian, was trying to establish that public education officials are blocking...





While Charter Schools have requirements, these ones are particular enough to completely negate more competition with the Public School system in Albany, Georgia.

Georgia Public School Board Blocks Charter School Due to 'Competition' | Olivia Rondeau

After raising enough money to purchase 40 acres of land for a new school, King Randall seemed poised to realize his dream. Then his plans hit a sudden snag.

fee.org

That is all true - but remember,that public school goal is produce angry people without any skill.King Randall not only challenged monopoly,he also tried to save children from turning into bandits,which is public school goal.
He is lucky to be still alive.

 

[Husky_Khan]

Curiously the NEA, America's largest Teachers Union, is now removing resolutions that it passed and defeated from its website for some reason.

Such as a 2019 one where they voted down the controversial resolution of "Making Student Learning a Priority."

 

[DarthOne]

Curiously the NEA, America's largest Teachers Union, is now removing resolutions that it passed and defeated from its website for some reason.

Such as a 2019 one where they voted down the controversial resolution of "Making Student Learning a Priority."

FOOLS! The internet NEVER forgets!

 

[Husky_Khan]

A two billion year old, 42 ton racist rock has been removed from the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus after the Black Student Union and Native American groups whined about said rocks racist history.

The removal of the rock only cost about $50,000 but will apparently be paid for by private donations and regardless is a small price to pay. Consider the following:

"Moving the rock to this remote site prevents further harm to our community while preserving the rock’s educational and research value for current and future scholars," said Gary Brown, director of campus planning and landscape architecture, who led the search for the rock’s new location. "Students and the general public will no longer casually encounter the rock, but it will remain available to those specifically seeking it out for teaching and learning purposes."

But why is this rock racist?

The rock had sat at the crest of Observatory Hill since 1925. That same year, it was referred to in a newspaper headline by a deeply offensive nickname that included a racial slur. The derogatory nickname was commonly used at the time to refer to any large, dark rock.

As for historical context...

UW–Madison historians could not find evidence that the racist term attached to the rock in the 1925 newspaper article was used in any capacity by the university. But they note that the Ku Klux Klan was a pervasive presence in the Madison area in the early part of the last century.

So yeah... it was probably a racist rock... because there was racism at the time. What is still unknown however is what racist slur was used in the 1925 newspaper account that so offended BIPOC people and their allies almost a century later.

Lets hope they don't hear about #Blackrock

University of Wisconsin-Madison removes two-billion-year-old rock because of ‘racism’

The cost to remove the rock is expected to be less than $50,000 and will be paid for by the chancellor’s office using private donations.

thepostmillennial.com

 

[Jormungandr]

Eh, just proves all these "racial justice" people are just either a) nuts or b) mentally-deficient and have collective brain-damage.

Or, well, c) both.

 

[Typhonis]

Eh, just proves all these "racial justice" people are just either a) nuts or b) mentally-deficient and have collective brain-damage.

Or, well, c) both.

D) attention seekers.