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A lot of issues with campus protesting/student radicalism
| "'''""""'"' | 05/23/25 |
| Asmongold | 05/23/25 |
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Date: May 23rd, 2025 12:55 PM Author: "'''""""'"' could be resolved by readjusting the parameters that "campus life" is allowed to exist within If you watch these protests you see pretty readily that Palestine/Israel isn't the only thing that they're acting out about. I don't think the "liberality" of campus/academic culture ever really returned after COVID's restrictions, and throughout most late millennials/zoomers existence the free-wheeling "work hard play hard" culture that Boomers and Xers laud and remember so fondly has never really existed to any degree that meaningfully inspires whatever it was that older generations said bound classmen together in study, work, and beyond |
Date: May 23rd, 2025 1:00 PM Author: Asmongold There's no way to "fix" this, none of these people belong in college in the first place. They're all middle of the curve simpletons
Even when I was young and in college and still pretty much a libtard, I was horrified and embarrassed by college protests. The people were just so obviously stupid, naive, mentally ill, didn't belong in higher education. Many of those who would slip into the protests didn't even attend the school. I didn't know a single actually intelligent person who attended these protests but knew a bunch of dumb people who did
Protests should have simply been banned on campuses like 100 years ago. They're permitted because they're useful for the shitlib machine. Simple as that |