Post: #1

I saw the following video by Reason and I had to share it with you guys:





These braindead communist mentally ill psychopaths said the following statements were "microaggressions" -

"The most qualified person should get the job."

"God bless you."

"I'm color blind, I don't see race."

"All lives matter."

In addition, a few in the video said "hate speech" (an arbitrary term abused by leftists to shame people who disagree with their dogma) should be banned and that Donald Trump should not be allowed to run for president based on his rhetoric regarding Mexicans, despite the fact that Trump has clearly and articulately singled out ILLEGALS as the group of rapists and criminals he was talking about in the first speech of his campaign.

The video illustrated to me that we've got a long way to go before smashing cultural marxism - these people have been intricately manipulated to seek a totalitarian stranglehold on speech and they're brainwashing their peers through herd mentality to act and talk and think the exact same way.

I know SJWs have been around for years but it's still incredible to see these lifeless zombies regurgitate fake buzzwords gleefully as they clutch their starbucks cups and live unhappy, depressing lives full of plenty of Xanax and alcohol.

Post: #2

"Qualifications aren't the only thing that matter when hiring someone."

"WHAT? YES THEY ARE!"
- me yelling at the computer screen

Post: #3

This is scary, you would think people would be more worried about the health of their family's and increasing the chances of getting a good job but nope, their worried about being offended by words.

Post: #4

If the problem is that hate, intolerance and bigotry (i.e. subjectivity) are clouding people's minds, isn't the solution objectivity? If all this subjectivity is what ails college campuses, shouldn't the answer be to force students to leave aside the comforting norms of prejudice and embrace more rational, fact-based debate?

The problem, of course, is that there isn't much to be objective about. What, are these aspiring Angela Davis's and Ezra Klein's gonna start debating monetary policy? The concept of "nation building" as advanced by neoconservatives? Could these would-be philosopher-kings debate anything objective that doesn't involve carping about race, gender or power?

No, because that involves work -- lots of it -- to make oneself educated even on one discrete subject such as law or economics. Instead of dedicating oneself to one of these bodies of knowledge, these students prefer the "power and privilege" framework which allows any marginally aware person to have an opinion on everything.

However, this whole quagmire arises from the plain fact that nobody can really answer this question: What is the point of college in America? Why are these students even in college? I'm sure their parents are proud, but why?

Required reading: The Closing Of The American Mind by Allan Bloom

Post: #5

This is a great illustration of what's wrong with the college student thought process. It is utterly devoid of depth or self-awareness. Its only basis is the reflexive reactions they've been brainwashed to have in response to certain buzz-phrases.

Free speech = good, therefore we should have free speech.
Offending minority groups = bad, very very bad, therefore it needs to be stopped.

Of course they never stop and think for long enough to realize they're contradicting themselves. There's no need for thinking when mindless knee-jerk reactions get you a nice pat on the back from faculty and peers.

Post: #6

^^^Well said. It's one big double standard.

Back in September, I saw a million Bernie Sanders/Hillary Clinton booths around campus. I also see Hillary/Bernie 2016 pins and clothing worn by students all the time. Whatever, nothing bad there. Nobody says anything because everyone has the right to have their own opinion and lifestyle. It's the basis of human respect, something that gets pushed especially by the left on campus. I completely agree with and respect that.

On the contrary, could you imagine if I had a Donald Trump booth on campus for a day? Or even if I just wore a Make America Great Again pin or hat? People would lose their shit. I'd get sworn at just going about my day walking to class. People would get a human mob against me. People would post pictures of me on social media with insulting captions (cyber-bullying). Hell, the left wants to talk about how a girl should be afraid to walk on a college campus alone in the dark because of sexual assault - This is the real fear. I would be too afraid to walk alone on campus at night by myself for fear that a gang of leftist freaks would be stalking me or run into me and assault me.

All because I have an opinion that's different from there's.

Post: #7

Another example of how colleges are no longer bastions of knowledge and truth seeking. Havens for free thinking and challenging of one's views and the views of others.

They are social-programming institutions specializing in indoctrinating impressionable young adults, producing Manchurian candidates who regurgitate dogma and are unable to think for themselves willingly waiving their civil rights and trying to stifle the rights of others.

One can't help but wonder if this has been an organic cultural shift or something gradually planned and enacted behind the scenes.

Post: #8

I have a feeling that the surveys showing kids being in favor of censorship are as flawed as the rape studies. I graduated just a few years ago and the only people talking this way were the LGBT groups and minorities studies weirdos. It's hard to believe it's spread this quickly.

I wouldn't doubt if either the survey was done among fringe groups or the questions were different than what's presented.

Post: #9

Its really amazing how this college produces such neurotic students. They all talk really fast and spout these buzzwords. Imagine going to a bar with these freaks. "Is that beer made using lesbian approved, free trade hops?". "I feel uncomfortable that this bar was built by white cis gendered men instead of a representative work crew composed of trans and asian minorities". "Fermentation has historically been a tool of the patriarchy to oppress women and trans." etc etc.

There were these experiments in the 70s where they created a mouse utopia, free from any kind of predator or danger. The mice started behaving in extremely malapative ways and eventually the population collapsed. Human psychology requires hardship in order to forge healthy people.

Post: #10

(03-19-2016 11:58 AM)General Stalin Wrote:  Another example of how colleges are no longer bastions of knowledge and truth seeking. Havens for free thinking and challenging of one's views and the views of others.

They are social-programming institutions specializing in indoctrinating impressionable young adults, producing Manchurian candidates who regurgitate dogma and are unable to think for themselves willingly waiving their civil rights and trying to stifle the rights of others.

One can't help but wonder if this has been an organic cultural shift or something gradually planned and enacted behind the scenes.

These video's by Mr. Yuri Bezmenov, a KGB detector who ended up in Canada, explain that. They should be required watching to anyone new to red pill thinking.

Post: #11

Pretty soon there will be a college where it is complete silence. And no writing or reading. You get grades for attendance and not smelling too bad.

On a more important note. I'd bang the blonde with the baseball hat. Something spunky about her. However, she might be a fatty. I don't know what is hiding under the t shirt. Seemed like her stomach was bigger than her tits. She should call me if she loses some weight.

What is crazy about the video is how seriously they take themselves. A couple of the guys paused like they knew how stupid their answer was going to be but they also knew it was being recorded and they would catch shit if they didn't tow the party line.

Yes free college for everyone. Brilliant idea.

Post: #12

Here's some mind bleach; Christopher Cantwell ranting about degenerate left-libertarians.