Dear Sir, I only became aware of Bret Weinsten and Heather Heying when they appeared on Real Time in January speaking about “The Lab Hypothesis”. A most eye-opening and enlightening conversation. It was only later when I looked for that episode on KZfaq and read the comments, that their College travails came to light. Searching that subject led to seeing your attempts to put a face to this lunacy. This is very disturbing to see, no matter that I’m late to the game so to speak. I’m sorry that you’re having to keep this alive, but good on you for your diligence. This really needs to have the spark fanned or it will lose its impetus. It will become just another travesty that fades into the background in the face of newer ones. This looks bad, and worst of all, it’s accelerating. Watching your three-part documentation of this is very difficult to do. It’s disturbing on just so many levels. Watching those attacked simply fold and kowtow to their attackers was shameful. I was heartened to see that one lady in this part stand up to them. It was a brave thing for her to do. While people are obviously in some kind of danger, how is it that the president of the college is able to tell the police how to do their jobs? I can’t get my head around that. Were there any assault charges levied at all, to any of these students? Probably not. I also watched your one on one interaction with Bret on his pod-cast afterwards. It was an impressive and coherent analysation of the events. I think that Mr. Weinstein and Heather Heying are even-tempered and balanced intellectuals who grow more distinguished each time I see them speak. You have accomplished an impressive piece of work…well done and thank you.

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Honestly, I'm in uni and I just want to shake some people and tell them they have no idea what they're talking about. But I also don't know what I'm talking about 90 % of the time too so it's stalemate lol.

Blame it on the fucking boomers

haha, passing out de-grees like EBT cards

At no moment they are telling they are the most oppressed. They are just pointing out the struggle for equality and against racism is being used to justify power-hungry cultish behavior. This whole story is not about oppression or racism, it is just about power.

Exactly

without getting incredibly angry

It's difficult to watch adult faculty members not put their foot down and allow this "I'm a victim" crap to continue. Many actually encourage this behavior! It's crazy!

Tell me about it... I had the bad idea to watch it while having lunch and it's been pretty awful to my stomach, so far

crybullies

im actually laughing at myself because im having to pause it every 10-20 seconds because thats as long as it takes to get me seeing red, id never allow myself to be lectured to much less be kidnapped by a group of children who dont even know if they are a boy or a girl, lol

I have a physical headache from trying to wrap my head around how such people even exist.

The lad with the pink topknots... I think he is trying ro hypnotize me. 😳

This is exactly what i said about the Shining. It is way scarier

Because this is currently infecting the United States. Give it a decade, this will be at your doorstep.

@@BlackHawk2901 Don't you mean "give it two weeks ago"?

Cowardice? I think most of them think these students are acting virtuously. They're fostering this mentality, many of them think they DESERVE this.

SilentMott absolutely correct. The faculty, including Weinstein, created this monster. It’s somewhat satisfying to see them devoured by it. Sadly, faculty will learn nothing from this insanity.

I don't understand how any of them stand up straight without any FUCKING BACKBONE!

I am torn, keep Evergreen open and keep these cowards employed there, or close Evergreen and have the disease they carry metastasize to other institutions.

@@condew6103 It already has.

It's been a grift for many years that has been on the rise with the indoctrination of good white people that have met the radicalization of militant, black racists that have been cultivated in black culture for this very moment. The supply of racism against blacks is so low that they must manufacture it to keep the notion alive to continue receiving all the ill-gotten privilege that it produces. If they fail to reach the heights they feel entitled to, you'll see them immediately become a spokesman or a wokesman, e.g. Smollet, kaepernick, to salvage what little relevance is left there for them to shamelessly claim.

Correct sir, still waiting.

There was none. The "racism" he projected was that he said in an email he didn't like the idea of forcing white people to leave campus for a day as a show of "solidarity" with black people

"That's just how widespread it is... that you can't always see it." - What they would say in a meeting

it was a hollywood performance..... where are they now???

Exactly my thought!!! "If we are suppose to work with you, you're supposed to work with us. (...) Why are you not out there supporting us?" Because you're not working with us. You're out there screaming and not making any arguments. On a university campus.

I believe they've been socialized to catastrophize everything. They conflate "someone disagrees with me" with "someone advocates for people to take action against me", which becomes "someone advocates for people to attack me", which becomes "someone attacks my body". There's obviously a difference between "I disagree with you" and stabbing you with a knife, but if you think they're the same, you can kinda justify this response to yourself.

Shadow ban test.

‘Asking how our bodies are in danger, is an example of Racism with a capital “R”’ That’s what the person told Brett in the meeting. ‘Don’t ask questions’ is a sure sign of Fascism.

It’s just tiny inconveniences and just everyday human hardship. They’re insane.

They aren't articulate in the first place. They act like they are in the hood or St the welfare office waiting for handouts

I really noticed that too--the lack of concrete demands and grievances. And also how the faculty and admin fail to ask them to be specific.

GhostMillionairesTV Their inarticulateness makes them more powerful and dangerous. Lack of thought begets violence.

And yet the highest office in the land is occupied by one of the most inarticulate people in the country. Lets not pretend this is just a problem of irrational, egocentric "sjw" students.

none of them seem able to complete a proper, coherent sentence.

EXACTLY!

I wish they were more specific. Exactly what did you have and how/why was it "taken"?

@@jasondashney If I had to guess.. they feel that they paid for "any" credit, so if they fail the class.. they paid for it.. so it's not right that the credit was "taken away"

If they're a black or brown body, asking if they did their work would be racist. Automatically passing is considered "equity."

As professors, we hear this all the time. My response is always the same as yours. I have been known to giggle as I say it.

$$ activism is a cult

I think about that all the time.

Many will refuse

It'll be a prison documentary because none of these childish snowflakes have a clue what living in the real world will be about.

re: "Years after this insanity has ended, someone should do a follow up on these students " I'll give odds they are ANTIFA now ...

They are all on Twitter telling us women have penises too.

This is part of why tuition costs keep going up. Students keep demanding more services. Well, those cost money. That and the explosion of the parasitic administrative class.

Too right, and I watched a bunch of these video's, and I still don't know what they're complaining about. Can't be racism

@@g2DN2aTYHzNsVR6o most of these POC students are there for free. It's like when you get something you didn't pay for, you are flippant about it.

Faxxx they’re not serving u they’re not constables

Share it around your KZfaq contacts. More people need to hear about this.

Bret's warning at 22:10 was scarily prescient and on point. Goosebumps and chills down my spine indeed.

It aged well, like cheese. Moldy fucking cheese.

This crap was just prologue to the irrational garbage that afflicted our nation for all of 2020. In Portland, OR, they are still having riots every weekend. They targeted the Pearl District this most recent weekend.

@@bunk2000 Moldy government cheese

Oh, they'll find work alright. These are the kind of people who get hired by activist non-profit organizations. They will be cited by the media as experts on social issues. Then they use that credibility to provide consultation for corporations and government agencies on "diversity, equity, and inclusion". Their ideology is worming its way into everything, everywhere. Marxists call it "the Long March through the institutions". What happened at Evergreen is but a glimpse of the future of our country.

HR is a great place to hide.

if the student's names are out there, as ones who disrupted campus, then potential employers will find that out. I know they extricated Naima Lowe, but that short hispanic faculty who berates a white faculty member, is actually the union representative of faculty members which explains why he sought her protection, should be marginalized. However, I suspect she'll replace president bridges

This is a golem of the faculty’s/administration’s own making. They are just as guiltyas the students.

Preach brother!

Or nazis. It's ironic because they have become the people they despise the most (Racism towards white people, taking other peoples right of freedom, looking down especially white people and also asian people, being violent, talking over etc). This is not ok and should not be tolerated in any case. Those people bashing in these videos are the true racists with the capital R and I am not talking about these resigned teachers.

French Revolution: "Let US eat cake!" (mmmm... fancy meeting cake)

@@ojololo no, it isn't much like the Nazi revolution. But it does bear a lot in common with the Cultural Revolution. I think we should endeavour to understand why, assuming that there is some culpability on our part for producing these conditions.

Or the bolshevik revolution in the early 1900s in ukraine

It absolutely does. I have the same thought every time I see students of their ilk behaving in this manner. Same vacant eyes fanaticism in their stares as the Red Guard, etc.

As well as a nationwide version of the Evergreen chaos.

@M3X More like "if we can make them feel guilty about something that happened to somebody in the past, we can maybe gain the upper hand to make our way in the world, because we won't make it on our own. Sheeeit, those folks already had to lower the standards and grant us special programs to get there. Then we have to work with no guarantee of a passing grade; we got's to do bettah"

A Clockwork Orange and Brave New World, well worth watching/reading if you don't mind spoilers for reality.

GIBS ME DAT That's what that is. That's the description I've seen for that mentality, and it seems apt.

@@tracieh215 yup, the low low IQs be gittin all dat an mo!

The real shame is no one taught these kids that only you are responsible for making sure your needs are meet. That you have to work with others in society to negotiate and work for the things you need. If you want people to give you things you're going to have to give them something they value in return. That they have the power to produce tremendous value. That by working with others they can have a powerful impact on society. That their competence and achievement can empower them to act at the highest levels of society. But that that takes so much time and effort.

There's a movie by Adam Curtis called Century of Self. It's too complicated to explain, it's a 4 part documentary. Features Sigmund Freud and his American nephew Bernays. Bernays applied Uncle Siggy's psychology to corporate marketing and political propaganda, playing on emotion rather than dry facts. In part 4 they show Tony Blair and Bill Clinton. Their team would do focus groups and surveys to find out what people thought they wanted. Then the next speech would be promising them what they asked for, a dysfunctional feedback loop. There was no more time for bold it wise statesmanship. Govt, to an extent anyhow, adopted the role of a customer service group for a large corporation that exists to SELL CUSTOMERS WHAT THEY WANT TO BUY.

@@gg_rider This. Precisely. I work for a major Federal Agency, and this intensely foolish "customer service" model succeeded only in engorging the cohort of incompetent GS-15 and SES bureaucrats, and providing them with ample training for when they 'retire' after 5 years and hook up with a lobbying firm, where they will proceed to sell their exact same services back to the government at 5x the original rate.

Life will teach them. They will be unemployed. Of course, the faculty should not have accepted this attitude.

@@marianemashkalo4182 Or, they'll get into HR departments and decide that people who oppose them should be unemployed.

Michael- YES! You summed up my thoughts perfectly. "Disrespect from teenagers thinking they know all the answers, when they cannot even identify the questions"!! (I paraphrased slightly.) You hit the nail on the head!!! They clearly weren't after a resolution- as they weren't even willing to articulate the problem. Absurd.

@@jimluebke3869 Noone will give them jobs in HR if they keep saying f-word to older people, maybe even during their interviews... I see your point, but I am hopeful.

@@marianemashkalo4182 Well, here's to hoping... and realizing that we have to act when we can.

Don't give up that easy, or you're almost as bad as the white dingbats wallowing in the muck with the cry babies. Don't be such a rammollito

This had more convincing sex scenes.

Free speech is dead. And sadly so is GOT.

Trump has banned critical race theory. TRUMP 2020 OR BUST.

boy can't imagine this amount of bullshit in my country this a special level of bullshit only possible in America ....

@@offwiththefairies77 November 15 here. Were all gonna fucking die lolol

@@nickduncan2906 December 13th in the house! Far leftists are doing vomit-inducing countdowns until Biden's inauguration and a bit of me dies every time.

Jan 2021.....evennn worse

No fear! Never relax!

It's just living in the PNW anymore.

i dont disagree with the students's actions in non-classroom disruptions (the emeritus celebration was not a class session), but under no circumstances should any of these students ever receive a degree from evergreen.

@@ricodelavega4511 And if they did receive degrees from Evergreen in 2017, and they put that on their resume, then no employer should hire them. Not even McDonald's or Wendy's or Wal-Mart.

I would go to jail beating this fruitcake to the ground. Needing permission to go to the bathroom? Seriously? Anarchy at its best lol

Ohio State President to Student protesters who had taken over a campus building: “You have created an unsafe place. If you do not leave you will be arrested and expelled “! They left quietly! In other words holding buildings, people and ideas hostage is not how a civil society works!

People are giving this faculty and admin too much of a pass. They are letting this happen, indulging the insane rhetoric, and not setting limits. Failing as the adults, as the leaders.

What does this mean?

@@davenportsimon It means most people imagine that they'll be a dissident. Everyone has the romantic image of themselves as being the freedom fighter; the upstanding citizen that stands up to the mob. But the truth is that most people bow down, they kneel, given enough social pressure. And they'll join in with all sorts of atrocities, given an even greater amount of social pressure. That is, in a totalitarian society, you're more than likely to be an accomplice to whatever crimes that society carries out, than to have the moral fortitude to stand against the tide no matter the costs. The movements that lead down those dark paths are very good at using this flaw in the human psyche.

@@nulltheworm wow.. that makes a lot of sense. What are some of the ideologies that are playing out here that I could study/ read up on? A lot of talk of Maoism?

@@davenportsimon Fundamentally we're talking about authoritarian socialism, which is to say fascism and state socialism. The fascists (e.g., the Nazis) would have typically used physical bullying and direct violent to suppress their opposition. The state socialists would typically use social-shaming tactics. The Maoist revolution that took over China used what are called "struggle sessions." Woke "cancel culture" is the modern, Western equivalent of that. As far as understanding what is meant by "struggle sessions," consider the public shaming by the students of the faculty and administration in this series of videos. Or look at the screaming harassment and insults against police, city politicians, and bystanders at Black Lives Matter protests. The point is to humiliate and silence the opposition into submission. And then, once the opposition is broken, to continually pressure and berate them into carrying out your agenda. We're seeing this happening beyond the campus of Evergreen now. It's spreading rapidly through the high tech industry and the mainstream media. But that's fundamentally what is terrifying about these videos. You see how the professors and faculty are first silent, then comply, then start championing the cause of the outraged mob? Marxism is of course behind it. But that doesn't tell the full story. You have concepts like "critical theory" utilizing racial divide (anti-racism) to slip Marxism in through the back door. James Lindsay is doing exceptional work in both exposing and campaigning against it. But right now, the tide is rising behind *them*, not 'us'. See James' site: newdiscourses.com/ As far as what it looked like in the time of the Chinese Cultural Revolution: The Frank Dikotter series of books are fantastic, especially: The Tragedy of Liberation: A History of the Chinese Revolution, 1945-1957 Mao's Great Famine: The History of China's Most Devastating Catastrophe, 1958-1962 The Cultural Revolution: A People's History, 1962-1976 If you're not ready for a detailed history and exploration of the Maoist revolution, consider *We have been harmonised* by Kai Strittmatter. It is an incredible -- but terrifying -- look into the modern "cancel culture" and tech censorship battering down free expression within China today. And we're seeing it leaking all over the Anglo world right now, in real time. This is terrifying stuff.

@@davenportsimon marxism / communism, read about the cultural revolution in china and bolshevik revolution in russia, also in venezuela. you'll see many parallels to what's going on in the US today. it's disturbing to say the least.

That is exactly what they would have wanted to happen because it would prove to them they live in an unjust world

@@Bradley_Lute Their ideology is infintely impenitrible. There is no argument against them that works, and there is no limit to how far they will go. No limit whatsoever.

For what crime ? The solution to this isn't to do the same shit as they are doing

Executed*

@@Baamthe25th They held the staff hostage and became violent towards students and threatening to anyone not compliant. Those are most certainly crimes.

With the Mothers of these children*

@@BacklTrack seriously, I doubt they have father's.

@serveTHATup Some parents support this. In Portland Moms where a human shield for protestors. For people who have created a career out of activism there can never be a victory. The fight can never end because their entire identity is wrapped in their perceived victim hood and struggle. As an analogy, I think of soldiers who go to war. They fight in the war, it ends, they return and have to build their life and leave the war behind. But some like being a soldier and war. For those, they are always searching for a war to fight in and will create one of it doesn’t exist.

"children" "kids" these are grown adults lmao, you're giving them too much slack trying to pull the whole "you're not an adult unless I say you are" thing.

In Australia we don't let children or "kids" into universities. They're adult learning institutions. It might be worth instituting that in the U.S.

They spend their time teaching their students how to strike and 'resist' and then are surprised when it happens to them.

They’re cowards with no principles.

The only possibly redeeming factor is that the faculty and student body appear to be comprised of the lowest quality, and lowest character, individuals imaginable.

Patrick Rubino Yup, this.

Lesnooch To say they are not “sane” means they have no agency or responsibility. That is not the case.

A student whines in class, "We're dying!" Same student as part of a mob, "What's your definition of assault?" (Bonk!) Yeah, I get the picture...

@@mmille10 Worst part is he's actively trying to get away from them and they chase him down.....and then accuse him of doing something he clearly didn't do either. #Mobrule

@@loufher284- I knew someone in high school who was like this, in the late 1980s. He even had the dyed hair. He befriended me. We seemed to get along fine for a while, though the longer I knew him, I got the sense there was something creepy about him. He wrote a paper for English class where he talked about manipulating the adults around him when he was a little kid. Then he befriended another friend of mine, and started turning us against each other. He seemed to do it for fun. I broke it off with him after that. He was a liar, and had a poisonous personality. Little did I know that people like him would grow in number to become a threat to the very stability of our society. I certainly didn't anticipate that the adults who would ultimately take over responsibility for our institutions would actively cooperate with this type of personality. That to me is the scary part. The guy you're talking about at Evergreen had little to defend him, because the campus police were told by the administration to stand down while all of this was going on. It was a conscious decision, to allow the chaos and intimidation. The board of Evergreen State College gave their stamp of approval to this as well. Unconscionable. I used to wonder when I saw this stuff going down, like some other commenters, "What are these people going to do when they get out in the real world?" After seeing this, I stopped wondering, and thought, "Wait a minute. I don't know that they are going to have to deal with what we call 'the real world', because what that's really asking is, 'People aren't going to put up with this. How are they going to deal with that?' I'm getting the impression we are the ones who are going to have to deal with the world they create, because nobody's stopping them. They're making the demands, and the adults who are supposed to be in charge are acquiescing, with rare exceptions. As in the case of Evergreen, sometimes it's a set-up. The adults and the young folk work together to create chaos, and drive out anyone who isn't on the same page.

Comedy gold, if you ask me. Right up there next to "Stop hitting yourself."

That's why they make an effort to infiltrate HR. Look at the HR programs that are being instituted right now, they're starting to succeed. They have to be stopped. Share this set of videos.

They're now requiring "White Fragility" as reading material in several high school and college institutions. This is only the beginning.

I sure as hell won't even look at a resume from this type of school. Call me racist if u will but i like to keep my people sane. And before I'm attacked i have over 40 people all over the world in my company from China to US. Lived in a communism country was born in it seen what that does, we got rid of it in 89 but even after 30 years we still struggle.

It's really sad. I went to Evergreen and was embarrassed watching this insanity. The President should be ashamed and should have been removed!

@@jimluebke3869 Spot on. These people will go into HR or academia and repeat this garbage as fact. I know this because I've lived it and had to sit there and get lectured on my privilege by someone who does 1/10th the work I do and makes twice the money. There is no political solution.

Ken Wilber calls it Asperspectival Madness.

@@PlateArmorUnderwear here in the second week of July to confirm its only getting worse.

The west is done I'm afraid... everything is infiltrated, even the military..

and it has already spread to the highest levels, leaders let their cities burn with pride. so messed up

@@tywebb8410 Hang in there, folks! We are not done.

What do you 'was' ...? I think you mean 'is' ...

@@nigelft Tumblr's dead as disco since they banned porn and went full SJW.

I died xD

@palliboy101 Now that you mention it, there's so much anti-furrness at that college, it makes me sick. These students are furrist, and actors of institutional furrism, whether they like it or not. Let them drown in their human fragility. (all parody)

This comment section proves otherwise. Just need to be aware of it, and to speak the truth against these things when the nettle sprouts.

#2ndAmendment

@@aquavitae3824 THERE ya go! I like the cut of your jib.

@@kateoneill7226 the right to self-defence is inalienable :)

This is a partner to my college. Apparently, I am supposed to be set on fire soon for joining the Conservative club at mine. I made it known that I'd bring the gas and the lighter if they brought the balls. So far, no takers, just talkers.

BlackBeltMonkeySong well said

Wait!! Our brave soldiers, black, white, red, brown, etc. are putting their bodies on the line! To use this rhetoric at Evergreen demeans their brave duty and sacrifice!! That’s putting your body on the line!

>kidnaps people "Community love!"

Their bodies may be on the line, but their souls have been SAVED!

Yeah I looked for all the "brown & black bodies" too but it turned out no-one was actually killed. Weird

I do believe her name is Naima Lowe. Google her. What a piece of work.

If she's tired it's probably due to type 2 diabetes. I suspect the dog is a portable snack

J and M as a chubby person... this made me laugh much 😂

Poor dog.

That's not a chihuahua. That"s her afternoon energy bar.

@Hokusai It is exactly as you say. The road to hell is paved with good intentions. Their ideology has boundless potential to ruin the world. But we are making the mistake of dismissing them as rowdy kids and not literal threats to society as we know it.

German Universities are full of people like these ones......

It seems a Lenin statue has just erected in Germany.... be warned, the radical left may be resurfacing there also.

@@macrostheblack2486, that is terrifying

Every one of them should be expelled from the college, full refund, no credit earned, have a nice life making it in the REAL world.

That is the brilliance of their strategy. Asking them about their oppression IS oppression! *insert Dave Chapelle meme*

Then you weren't paying attention. They said it frequently, clearly and loudly. Our society sees them as sub-human and they are so angry about it that they have reached the boiling point. And still you unself-aware white racists (I am white and recognize my racism) want to blame the victims for the same response you would have had in the same circumstances. Arrogance.

You ARE joking, right? HOW did Bret Weinstein treat them as subhuman? HOW did the school do ascsuch? And how the fi k do you know that any of the people disagreeing are white? THAT is arrogance Furthermore, treated like subhumans? HOW did any professors do that? Look. Racism is alive and well in this country. I am white and I see it. I can't fucking believe it with this "you disagree so you must be white and racist and not know it" shit. Has it occurred to you that maybe the students felt uncomfortable be ajse they were not doing well in school? And that MAYBE they were not doing well because either they had gone to bad schools and/or had not put on the work for classes. BLM matters be ajse black lives have been treated as if they DON'T matter. It does not mean that everyintwnce of a black person treated unfairly is racist People are angry be ajse of George Floyd be ajse if he had been white, he would not have been treated that way, most likely. With Michael Brown, same thing. All of it Do you actually think if the student leaders at Evergreen had been white they would have been allowed to behave that way? Do you think that if white students had demanded to be excused from doing homework - as Black Evergreen protestors asked - that request would have been followed? Naima Lowe, Rashida Love, etc. we're positing that the reason why the students should not have to explain the racism they experienced was because it is here, all the time. Bit maybe, just maybe, some of the Black students were treated badly be ajse they didn't do the work, did not know how to do the work, and if they were white, they would have been treated the same way Why the fuck not ask that question? You know when there is racism because you know that as a white person you would not be treated as that Black person had. That shit goes in reverse as well And also. If you watched all of the coverage, most of the PoC students did. Not. Agree. I don't know any Black person who disagrees with the concept of BLM, just its tactics. This is not the case with Eveegreen

@@lilypondo WAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Found the indoctrinated.

@@lilypondo You're brainwashed. Seek help immediately.

Lol

When she said that, I was thinking it was a lot longer than 40 years.

40 donuts at each sitting for sure

Struggling to breath after each word

My thoughts exactly.

In today's reboot of the Twilight Zone the students are the good guys here.

"Lord of the Flies" makes it to the ... internet.

That’s what I was thinking lol, victim blaming!

That is the bottom of the problem. Their conception of college and responsibility is amazingly childish.

Honestly, when i was in college I didn't understand this and took the opportunities for granted

“This college is here to serve us”

if you pay, it is a service.

Mitch Young no seriously it was unreal how many of the students were obese, crazy

Bunch of fat, ugly freaks.

The history of the human struggle against oppression is at stake. So where do we start? I think additional meals.

Hahah haha 😂

Most underrated comment of all time

icewater00 Thought the exact same thing. This is what you get.

Remarkable

Unintended consequences.

7:21 Dumbledore just realize he creates a monster out of Marvollo Riddle

Breeding domestic terrorists... and when the uprising happens its the people who helped them that get the bullet first (for not being 100% in the zombie mindset).

Only possible in a world run by clowns.

And it is spreading every single day.

The direct connection to diabolical influence is concrete. Whether obsession, oppression, or possession, the symptoms can be seen in the behaviors that are documented by not only the members of the mob but by the lilly-livered faculty and admin. Fr. Chad Ripperger has some profound input on narcissism, exorcisms, etc..

It's a stark reminder that good, rational people winning the argument is not enough if destructive clowns still get to wield institutional power. Moreover... Deplatforming is a huge thing right now. Both in direct ways and in much more subtle and insidious ways. Can't win the argument if no-one hears you.

This is where the uncivilized rubber meets the road

I think about this a lot.

@@MikeNayna Make it happen!

Honestly, I can only think of two types of parents in this scenario. The ones that are awfully ashamed of their alienated children and the ones that are just like them. The former might actually give some insight as to how their kids derailed in such a manner, but I doubt they would do this on the record. The latter... well, no further explanation needed I guess...

Mike Nayna As a parent I would be very interested in knowing what they have to say.

@@doppelganger8252 Physically maybe. But I think the comments in this thread are more concerned with the studentsd being the _offspring_ of their parents...in other words, even if I consider myself an adult I always will be the child of my parents

Nor is it something she could actually guarantee. Megalomaniacal perverse delusions...besides no one respects a degree from evergreen. Calif JC’s have a better education.

wildebest you’re bringing a tear to my eye. Nice analysis.

@@mobiditch6848 Even better but I'm almost 100% she is the same short-haired red head chasing the guy down in the video.

Carthago Delenda Est and how in the fuck is that little twerp in a position to be “guaranteeing” anyone’s safety?

And isn't that very statement a none too subtle threat? That is violence.

Can you scream at you college president and grab the mic from him and nothing comes of it? Yeah, you are privileged.

Exactly what I was thinking.

How much does this college cost?

​@@cyberpilate Probably not as much as when this was occurring.

They really aren't though. I think they are probably the most disadvantaged people on Earth. They have the world at their feet and yet they don't have the tools to take advantage of it. The truth of white privilege, and particularly "cis, straight, white, male" privilege is that you don't ever think that it's someone else's fault for you not achieving something, for getting the job, for getting the promotion, etc. So the privilege of being a cis, straight, white, male is that your only choice is to believe that it's your fault and you just go and get better. The disadvantage of constantly being told that the world is racist, sexist, transphobic, etc when you are black, trans, a woman, etc, is that you have no reason to get better, it's the person standing in your way that has to change.

It’s weird how much less “safe” these safe spaces become every year the more coddled the students become. It’s almost like the students are being taught that saying that if they feel “unsafe” it will get them attention

You'd be better off letting your kids go onto the local library's classes section. They have a lot of college type classes as well as general actually useful classes/courses. Or at least the Tulsa library does. Normal college is obviously better but if they were like this is use the libraries.

Well, from my own experience, I honestly got a much higher level of education from my local community college than I did from the university I transferred to and got my BA from. I was shocked at how the classes were taught, and practically begged many of my professors to actually TEACH the subject that they were supposedly teaching us. I actually asked one photography teacher to teach me photography. His literal response was “You can read the manual that came with your camera. I’m here to teach you to make ART.” Pretty much every class I took at that university was like that. It was all theory and student driven discussion about the students experiences. No actual practical learning. Thank GOD I had gotten the basics at that community college. I thank fate every day that I had screwed up in high school and didn’t have good enough grades to get accepted right into a “good college” or I would NOT have that foundation and those skills

@@msabigailflurm1163 Even 25 years ago it was becoming a joke. I spent two years going to first day of each class, almost all said "read the text. 90% of your grade will come from the final." I would then go to parties until a week before finals, read the texts, show up for the final. My GPA was 3.4, and I recall only two classes I ever attended after my first semester. You are correct - education is the last thing those institutions are concerned with. Perhaps it would have been better in the STEM fields. I wish I had gone that route, in hind-sight. Those things are far more interesting to me now anyway.

Dan Elmore oh I failed to mention that I started my degree about 25 years ago, took a bunch of years off, and then came back to finish. I was sad to see that it had actually gotten much worse when I came back and even the community colleges were no longer safe from postmodern “there is no objective reality” ideology

I can't tell if she's faculty or a student.

@@e13kid She is/was a faculty member or at least had a teaching position there. She is Naima Lowe by the way.

Not a lady.

She's classy

SPQR - Are you saying that certain races of people are inferior to others? Comment is a little hard to understand

Wait. Why are you using "Ben Shapiro" like an epithet? I disagree with his denial of institutional racism. The evidence he uses to supports his hypothesis does not actually support his hypothesis. Nothing he has said or done indicates to me he is racist or xenophobic. I am not seeing it. I think he is wrong on many things, bit I don't think he is hatefil

@Odysseas G How is this related to foreigners? These students are virtually ALL Americans born in America.

@Odysseas G So citizenship should be based on what your ancestors did and your ethnic background? Interesting concept. It's especially interesting because I'm sure a lot of these students would agree with you: if your ancestors were white slave owners then you are also a slave owner today.

@Odysseas G Also, Bret Weinstein is a Jew. Not European. From the Middle East. His genes are Middle Eastern and his haplogroup is more than likely from the Middle East as well. He's a foreigner.

@Odysseas G Interesting. So I'm Latvian/Estonian. We never even came to America until very late and our numbers are so limited. We didn't help build the country from the beginning at all. So... should I go back? And how about yourself? Are you planning to go back as well? (Assuming you aren't Northern/Western European). If you want to promote ethnostates you probably shouldn't be in the US anyway. Other than some alt-right people who are a extreme minority almost no one shares this view at all. Why not move to a country like Hungary or Poland where almost everyone is white? You also didn't answer my question about Weinstein: Since he's Jewish, should he return to the Middle East? He's a "foreigner" going by your definition.

jeffreypigeon The true minority in that room.

jeffreypigeon seriously! Poor dog needs to be rescued from that lady! That is NOT a safe way to hold a dog for a long time and is not good for ribs, circulation, internal organs etc!!! For someone so “sensitive and protective” of the rights of the “marginalized” she sure isn’t sensitive to the needs her own poor little doggie... but of course she isn’t....

2 yr suspension as Clemson senior ends soon. Did not know my 8 accusers.. Sexual harassment and racism. 2 yr suspension no criminal charges; zero due process. Ready to be back! Accusers werent even required to show faces at the hearing.

Personally, I was thinking "The Wave" for most of these...

...and the Jim Jones cult.

The dean came in with a plan to eviscerate the college and remake it as he wanted. He launched the entire campus on this path and it rolled out of all control but he got what he asked for.

Yep those professors missed the part where these little fascists they create always turn on them. So many instances in history. But I don’t expect these people to actually be educated about that.

Absolutely. Bret Weinstein was a part of that even if in a small way. He still sees things in their favor, he just thinks because his ancestors were oppressed that he should be included. If he had been accepted I believe he’d still be there a part of this. He admits it. All the time. Typical leftist think; I’m oppressed too, we deserve more because of it. They want to call it equality. Equality of opportunity is good. Equality of outcome is horrid.

Indeed. The chickens come home to roost. For decades these professors have poisoned whole generations of children with all this marxist crap and now they face the consequences...

I heard about this college years ago and wondered why anyone would pay so much money to just study what you want. You can see where this extreme leftism eventually eats itself.

You're not alone. Not one of the students knew, either.

They said they'd like free tuition and lunches. And good grades. Those were the only requests, ney, demands.

I heard at one point in it they wanted their tuition refunded, free meals, and no bad grades ever.

TEHCONIP .A My thoughts go to the Cultural Revolution as well when I watch these videos.

Ben actually did an interview with a Chinese guy whose grandfather was killed by the red guard. Fascinating (and horrifying) story. Coincidentally, the Red Guard were the first to be purged once Mao had regained power.

These are Struggle Sessions happening at Evergreen State College, similar to what the Red Guard in China did.

Just ask Jordan Peterson.

I had a Chinese landlady who had lived through it. Some of her professors were pushed out of windows. She spent time, pregnant, in a reeducation camp doing hard labour.

I know. So stupid.

That was so fucking cringe.

I'm just listening to them thinking, "Wtf are y'all talking about?"

In the clash between overprivileged trustafarians and the military, I am putting my money on the people who's life-motto is 'molon labe'.

@@kmgyening This whole crybaby movement was born shortly after Mike Brown, a known criminal, was killed in the commission of trying to wrestle a gun from a cop's hand. They are always claiming that they are being hunted, but the first thing they do when encountering police is to become belligerent, combative, disrespectful; perhaps, even try to kill the officer. Regardless of any mistakes, possession of weapons, or misconduct of the black, they are always an unarmed black child. Time to burn down the town and make whitey pay for this.