Anybody else on a “professor outburst/threatening students” video spree because TH-cam put the video about Professor Accuses Class of Cheating video in your suggestions?
WHAT?????? WOKENESS in America-perfect example! This guy's approach was fine but after that was shameful! You will never educate these woke college generation of students by always making sure not to hurt their fragile feelings....SMH
@@F1rhysthese “woke college generation”’are tomorrow’s researchers and scholars and rocket scientists and doctors. Maybe have some respect for people who are smarter than you and who you will rely on to Save your life someday.
@@justinejackowicz3043 Students that are protesting and crying about everything are not the scholars and so on. The educated in science and doctors, you mention above, are the young people who are actually studying, getting work experience and working and are future of this world. Students that are protesting are not, pretty much losers with useless degree's and so on.
I remember kids being physically carried out of class in elementary school... Apparently the kind of behavior that warrants that has been extended all the way out to college now. Strange times.
"But, but, but what do mean with 'physically'?! My parents never even shouted at me, they let me do whatever i wanted. How am i supposed to withstand this?" Oh Darling, if you were a bit brighter you would get that sweet irony...
Idk why, not like a single one of them actually worked to get there. Nobody who busted their ass studying for a degree that actually matters is wasting their time with this nonsense.
I bet most of them didn't even know there was a code of conduct standards that they agreed to when they stated at the college. I think more colleges need to either have a code of conduct or create one.
w vanyar Most, if not all colleges, have a student code of conduct. It’s a policy they can use to dismiss students for behavior that does not reflect the values of the college. All students are responsible to be aware and knowledgeable of the code of conduct. This video shows a lot of grace toward the students and gives them an opportunity to correct their violation of the code and stay in school.
As soon as I heard them laugh when he told them they scared the workers, I knew that they were a bounch of immature kids. Having to laugh to prove a point is enough to not take you seriously anymore.
This happens all the time with protests. They claim that people are threatened and afraid to justify taking away your right to protest. I don't even know what these people were protesting but I've been to a lot of protests the stuff they say to make you leave or to justify arresting you is usually complete bs.
Michael Alguire i disagree. they "contributed" and in fact.... "stoked the flames of" this problem. the problem originated ultimately with govt and the entitlement state.
ubiquitousdiabolus Yes boys and girls. If you act naughty you will have to be punished. I guess it doesn't work that way in the land of lollypops and candy canes. Can you show me the way? lmao
AeroNevin "they are not immature they just don’t agree with him and are protesting" this comment pissed a lot of people off I didn't know what was going on when I said it and honestly fuck anyone who was triggered by my comment.
@@renga19 Noy, they are immature high schoolers. Protestors know rule number 1 is never block the entrance to the building and rule number 2 is violence only hurts your cause. The fact that they are even *in* the building and are being _allowed to protest_ there is a _privilege._ Make these idiots stand outside in the sun and not be allowed to sit on the steps and that protest disappears overnight.
These types of people are selfish, they don't care about anyone's feelings except their own. They claim to care about compassion but you are seeing right now their true intentions being shown
@Donovan Dey Im a millenial unfortunately. You will have to remind me exactly what great strides which we have been accredited for. Typical millenial patting self on back for accomplishing nothing. Our grandparents did more by 21 then weve done in 40 years
6th amendment: “in all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right…to be confronted with the witnesses against him” It prohibits the government from holding secret tribunals to imprison political enemies.
so ironical right? these people are so narcisistic that they cant even observe how other people can feel about their behavior, i personaly would feel threated working in that enviroment
IKR? These are the same type of people that see a difference of opinion as an aggressive act. The simple thing to do is establish the whole building as a safe space where no one can offer an opinion of any kind. Ridiculous , Huh.
"Students scare employees?" - literally that girls conceptual understanding of that situation is that she's a child and they're adults. She doesnt even realize she is an adult.
I've come to realize that virtually all asshole behavior boils down to a victim complex: people who were probably treated poorly (victimized) as children who don't realize that they aren't the victims in every situation once they become adults, and are in fact capable of being victimizers themselves. It's what lies at the core of narcissism and other cluster B personality disorders.
i am going to politetely and only partially disagree. he made the mistake of almost turning it into a debate. This vid should have been about 2 min long. Instead it starts to ramble into a semantics debate. he should not have put himself into a position to answer to them exactly how they are a threat. One thing these students are good at is rhetoric. they didn't learn nothing at school.
Robert Jack - I agree. This should never have been a meeting, informal or otherwise. A school posting, along with a reminder of the general policy of the school should have sufficed.
Damn, huge credit to that guy for how he handled this. Never lost his cool, never backed down or caved. Gave the students a chance to speak as soon as they raised their hands, but made it clear he wasn't negotiating or playing around. Good for him!
Don't forget how the guy next to him at 2:16 even managed to jump in and regain control of the situation while still having a stance of power while not being an ass about it. He deserves more credit here too. Good duo.
You can learn all types of stuff in college. Imagine having consequences as a result of your actions (regardless of the reason or cause). So perfectly handled. “This is what will happen if you take these particular actions.” Real Life 101.
I really love these two guys! I’m all for protesting and making things better, but these students seem to LACK the understanding of what they’re saying. They’re no longer open-minded of what others say as they’re now in their own “bubble”. The guys are super respectful, professional, and understanding and just trying to make the campus safe for every
Sloppy Steve He’s just being honest, minority individuals never try hearing out Caucasian individuals because they feel like they’re owed something. They feel like caucasian individuals are trying to strip away their rights and voice. They also feel like caucasian people aren’t allowed to have a voice.
The Sean Ward Show no he's not a hero .he is answering questions to a bunch of punks who are right now as he speaks to them are illegal occupying that auditorium in protest.the building is closed !!! PERIOD get it .this is not how you deal with bullys what he should do is have every one of them arrested and expelled immediatly it's obvious they have been running the building confronting people in argument and putting them in fear .
DoctorRobertNeville I think the administration took the right approach in this situation. Your approach is correct but doesn’t add the lesson they’re trying to teach these kids. I don’t they will understand he lesson immediately, but in the years to come they will reflect on their actions and their wrong behavior.
Racist blacks thinking they can get their own way. Now I don't have anything against racism but don't be thinking that normies are going to tolerate you even if you're black.
Everyone thinks they know everything when they're in college. But in retrospect realize how ignorant they were. I hope these kids look back and cringe.
@@LateLost when the answer HAS ALREADY BEEN GIVEN (read the post), then it is not learning at all. It is an attempt to intimidate to get the right and valid authorities, who are protecting those who are in the right (the employees who felt threatened), from the immoral and arrogant spoilt narcissistic brats causing this confrontation. I teach in a high school in the UK (age range 11-16) and I face this demanding arrogance ("tell me what I've done wrong!" immediately after I've just done so) on a lesson by lesson basis. The real problems, of course, are the bad parenting (training their children to be part of the entitlement culture) and weak-willed authorities who won't support their staff. These adults in this video clip have restored some faith in humanity for me.
@@1958vintage I'm guessing it also has a lot to do with all the muslims polluting your classrooms thanks to leftist politicians. Not to mention the uppity blacks and self hating liberal, indoctrinated whites.
Daniel Buller - The questions were answered. The issues was the answers given we’re not what they wanted to hear. You can tell by your comment you are one of the infant children in the room. It’s a hard life when mommy and daddy are not around to comfort you and tell you how great you are.
University of Chicago did it better. They sent a letter to all incoming freshmen regarding situations like this and that they would be shown the door if they couldn't stand a difference of opinion from other students.
I m ashamed to see comments in this chat calling these protests as a privilege ... students should protest considering the price hikes of tuition, increase cost of living, cuts in education and other academic programs. My university years of Rutgers University was instrumental with actions since there was no push back from students or parents. The issue here is how should student organization protest these dire issues with US colleges and universities from doing what they want without considering the implications of student's future or their obligations as a educational institution.
pogotwister ITS ASHAME THE STUDENTS HAVE WASTED THEIR TIME WITH THIS USELESS EDUCATION SYSTEM. PEOPLE PROTEST WHEN THEY DON’T LIKE SOMETHING & SEEK TO CHANGE IT. THE REASON YALL LEFT EUROPE 101
pogotwister LAUGH BECAUSE IT IS FUNNY THE ONLY DIFFERENCE IS THESE STUDENTS ARE DOING IT THE RIGHT WAY HENCE THE UNIVERSE REWARDS TRUTH WITH LIGHT. UNFORTUNATELY THE RUNAWAY SLAVES FROM EUROPE MISSED THIS CONCEPT. SO ONCE SAID LIGHT IS SHINED UPON ITS IGNORANCE THIER CORRUPTED MEANS TO SURVIVE SHALL BE NO MORE. Now that’s LADIEE HUSLAA 101🤭😅😅😅
I loveeeee how they all take turns trying out the same condescending tone thing. They don't understand that this is the exact same thing that gets students in trouble normally, they aren't immune to everything because it's under a guise.
"you scared people, so we are going to call the cops, you are going to jail, you will be expelled, you will lose your money and job and we will destroy your life. how dare you"
what is with all these kids protesting over nothing? They literally invent problems. Maybe they should be expelled. They're clearly not cut out for education.
I agree - the most privileged and highly educated generation in human history with a level of freedom unimagined by previous generations seem like they need something to do. They need to realize that we are all finally free. Yes, there is still progress to be made but freedom and equality are not the issue. The Environment!!
Look how privileged and safe they act in the video. They thought they won't have to get any consequences for doing what they did. They feel safe enough to pull this shit and surprised that there will be consequences. Power play use to be about who is the strongest. Lol
Lol I went to OSU in 2016 and I didn't even know this occurred. I looked up a Columbus Dispatch article and this protest was all over the place. One group protested Israel's mistreatment of Palestinians; another protested that food served at OSU's meal halls were mostly from corporate/heavily processed sources; another group protested OSU's toying with the notion of outsourcing its utilities to outside companies, which would cost OSU employees their jobs. This must be why this protest didn't accomplish much in the long-run; if you want people to listen to your demands, you need a united message accompanied by logical/reasonable demands. Just randomly occupying a space asking for a million, seemingly unrelated, demands isn't going to sway minds. It's just going to piss people off.
It is nice how you actually addressed the issues and context of the protest. Almost everyone else in the comment section is a bunch of uneducated conservative fools who have no interest in what is actually going on. I am not saying the protest was justified. I am saying one should at least be interested in the context, not simply supporting administration because they like to see college students scolded.
Amen. This is exactly the way it should work. OSU sent the right message to these disrespectful little punks by saying in effect, "No, F--- YOU! We're not negotiating and you have no business making demands. This isn't Evergreen State College or Mizzou. Here, the dog wags the tail! We run this school, not you. Be respectful and get the hell out of here, or you'll be arrested. End of discussion!" Frankly, I thought these two gentlemen were incredibly generous and patient. I wouldn't have even bothered talking with them, I'd have sent the police in and have them told these punks "leave now or be arrested!" Amen.
My college shuts off the wifi at 11PM, 30 minutes past the final classes release. Not that there's many students left at that point anymore, but still clears the study halls out before campus police does their final walkthrough.
All these people below, man. Can you not hear that the administration just doesn't want to listen? They will do whatever they can to make this go away quickly because they might be held accountable.
No it's because people who can barely pick decisions, can now 100% fight teachers over policy's they are barely aware of, acting like representatives of state. It's childish and absurd, and I see a room full of highschoolers, not university students.
@@WitchKing-Of-Angmar You clearly haven't looked into the specifics of the situation and sympathize with authority because the alternative makes you uncomfortable
@@WitchKing-Of-Angmar That's just the problem: you don't know and you don't care to know and you aren't comfortable with the possibility of being wrong. with a mindset like that, don't expect to learn anything
They all had parents that taught them that rules are negotiable on a case by case basis and they are all entitled to ignore rules they don't like and set terms as they see fit.
Xyre154 😂😂😂 you think kicking out what looked to be like 20-30 students would hurt the universities income? You’re wrong, very, very wrong. They make money off sports, food, merchandise. All of that on top of the enormous tuition you have to pay to go there.
Xyre154 colleges like OSU are so big that it doesn’t even matter. Their football team alone generates $90+ million dollars a year, their whole athletic department is rumored to have a net worth of one BILLION dollars a year, again I say rumor so don’t quote me on that, but the football team 100% makes $90+ million dollars for the school. So yeah they can afford to expel that many students. Colleges still receive money from former alumni through merchandise and ticket sales and some even donate large sums of money. So for you to say that OSU was just threatening these students because they can’t afford to expel them is wrong. Yeah this may not be the case for smaller colleges, but OSU is enormous, they have over 30,000 students. So to say that losing 30 students hurt would hurt them financially is wrong. Yeah they may not want to expel that many students because, and I will agree, that is a shit ton of money to just throw away but still, they can without a doubt afford to say fuck em and throw em all out. I will agree not every college can do this because with smaller colleges with only 10,000 and less student most definitely cannot afford that, and yeah I actually was high when I wrote that and I’m still high now and I just showed you how wrong you were. I’m done with this conversation.
Xyre154 you care way too much about this shit idk why you think anybody is gonna read all that nobody cares as much as you about something so pointless get over yourself
College is where people come to learn, work and study. It's not an open forum for those who want to protest. There are student leaders that you can go to and hold meetings to discuss displeasure. These are the acts of those who want to behave in a way that's not civilized. They didn't get any permission, they choose to subdue people trying to work and they are nothing more than a deterrent to those who want to learn and study. You have to read and agree to the student code of conduct. If you violate those rules then you have to suffer the consequences.
+stony tina I'd be willing to give them a second chance so long as the infraction was minor and not something obvious. I hate that whole "ignorance of the law does not make you immune to it" BS, as there are so many, I feel it is unreasonable to expect people to remember all of them. However, after I informed them they were breaking the rules, I would expect them to follow them. Again though, this assumes that the rule(s) they were breaking were minor and not common sense. Not knowing you needed a permit to protest isn't something everyone would think of, but not leaving when you are told you aren't allowed to be there, yeah, you should know how to follow instructions.
It's not ignorant to state the facts. It's ignorant to assume you know me to be a child or that I don't have information concerning such sit-ins existed. But to add to YOUR ignorance is that they have been against school policy then like they are now. Universities and college's are a place to learn not to preach. The parents are not paying for them to be there for any other reason except an education. The code of conduct is spelled out NOW, and they need to learn to abide by the rules just like they do if they ever decide to get off their asses and get a job. I'm pretty sure their employer is not going to allow them to do sit-in's if they aren't happy about having a slurpy machine over a koolee machine. Are we clear, ARE WE CLEAR!?
+James Bond after the Missou protests, they petitioned and successfully got their tests delayed because they didn't have adequate study time, due to their protesting. I say screw them. They didn't study because their time was taken up by extracurricular activities, that's on them. The fact that professors were involved in those protests is beside the point.
+Musty Shackleford Sit ins aren't banned, but if you do them you have to respect fire codes, not endanger safety, and if the police say you need to go you gtfo not laugh at the faculty who are scared of you acting like lunatics and someone who is being as nice as possible (he could have just had you arrested immediately but didn't)
Well, they know that what they are telling them will happen, is the truth, so they don't REALLY care if they stay as it will only hurt the students, not the University.
It's surprisingly easy to remain calm with idiots like these when you're there in a professional capacity rather than a personal capacity. Such has been my experience working security, anyway.
That's why they are pushing for diversity quotas in companies. They think they don't need competency as long as they have the privilege of being unprevileged.
This is what Weinstein at Evergreen and Christakis at Yale should have done. Not entertained their loony ideas; not catered to their feelings. They should have brought the hammer down like these two gentlemen here and told them if they threw a tantrum or threatened someone that they would be gone the next day.
Man these are not young adults. These are kids that have no idea why they are in college. It's like kids just go to college, not to get a degree, but to spend a shit ton of money to protest. 🤦♂️
+sykesdenali2 - Well stated and I agree for the most part. Historically your dynamic has played out but the exceptions grow in number. There lies the problem. We still have enough hangers alive from the 60's to tip the scales in the wrong direction and with the massive entitlement expansion we've seen over the last decade I'm guessing the percentage of hangers will increase exponentially. Bad news. Which leads back to my initial premise... we're fucked.
Don't worry, they're an unpopular minority. Always have been, will continue to be until "political correctness" is just a footnote in our history books. People do need to do more than just grit their teeth and tolerate their shit in order for the latter bit to happen, though. They might be an unpopularity minority, but they're an unpopular minority that has made themselves at home in academia and the media. They're not going to remove themselves from our social sciences and our news channels.
That Won Guy What does it mean to be an adult? Passing an arbitrary day in your life? I'd argue that you're not truly an adult until you've held a job, and learned the lessons about society, your fellow human beings, and your relation to them that go along with that. While it's not a rule written in stone that SJW nonsense shrivels up upon entering the workplace, it has a strong tendency to work that way. Telling your boss to check his privilege isn't going to do you any favors. You're forced to get along with people who don't share your background or your world views. Ultimately, you're in a situation where you're facing a non-stop stream of pressure to think of others before doing things. That difference in thought is the mark of an adult, and something that SJWs certainly don't understand.
And then the students are laughing and shaking their heads like 13 year olds that think they’re winning arguments… these are 18+ adults dude, I can’t believe the terrible thought process on behalf of the students
He does. I wouldn’t have. I would’ve just said “y’all gotta go, get out, I’m not going to answer any questions, this building is off limits and you all are trespassing.”
NO he has a well practised candor. Thats different. He lost his patience once or twice, and was noticably angry. He is far from a tried and tested guru that can be infinitely patient.
I think it's a lot deeper than that. I'm in this generation and it's difficult not to be more persuaded by this culture from a young age. It's in social media, celebrities, news, school, advertising, friends. It's ridiculously difficult to see any bigger picture than expecting everyone to perfectly fit in your idea of the world. It's a generational issue more than a domestic issue.
@@mitchderise73 I see what your saying, but I respectfully disagree. The PARENTS today are no where near involved in their kids life like they should. I literally see so many kids pretty much run their parents not the other way around. That's the job of the parent to make sure they are being taught by them and NOT the internet. So it absolutely is a domestic issue.
@@tellurye Home and society are not the same thing. Parents teach kids how to act around parents but teachers teach kids how to act at school. Life isn't externally tough as it used to be. So people just don't grow up as fast. Culture has a lot more to do with it. I encourage my kids to act immediatly to physically defend themselves. To never provoke but stand up for themselves. The kids will defend based on what the opinions of the teachers they are around. If they stand up for themselves and the teacher gets them in trouble, they are less likely to handle themselves. If the teacher tries to help the kids resolve it after the fight, kids usually become buddies. Society raises children more than we are willing to admit. Moms with too many kids to handle is usually begging for a stranger to give kids a death glare. The kid dancing holding his crotch won't listen to anyone except the scary man that says cut that shit out. Society must tastefully intervene. Just like these men here are.
@@johnnyflorence219 I respectfully disagree. My parents taught me what society was going to TRY and teach me. They taught me what to watch out for, and make sure I wasnt getting my education from some rando on Social Media. My parents were up my ass, arguably a little too much at times, but I was calling bullshit on a TON of stuff my friends didnt. Absolutely teachers should be teaching the right thing, but my parents protected me from them as well. Anymore I see parents just ignoring their kids who are on their phone buying drugs, meanwhile their little angel says Oh no mom, just playing some Pokemon. Sure it is our job to help out wherever we can, but ultimately the responsibility falls 100% on the parents.
The disrespectful, laughter and the cavaliarness of these young idiots is why America is completely going down the toilet. It's one thing to stand your ground and you know state your cause. It's another thing to disrespect an adult who is giving you the options that the school or GSU made available. I see this every day with disrespectful attitudes and apathy and uncaring young people. No consequence exists for them. They laugh in the face of any rules. They think anarchy is cool and trending. God help us!
+supercormey Jazz hands can trigger epileptic seizures in the person you're applauding, so I think the new protocol is to just briefly cover one side of your face.
"if you remain here after this time, police will be called in to remove you" "but they have weapons" ... so don't remain there after being told then...
I went to college and I didn’t have this kind of leisure time; I had assignments, exams, and a job. No way could I spend this kind of leisure time terrorizing anyone.
They all cheat their way through college. The amount of kids I've seen in groupme who just use quizlet and chegg for quizzes and online exams is incredibly disturbing
They’re all probably like dance majors and stuff. Engineering, economics, math, pre med, etc majors including myself don’t have time for shit like this
I know the internet is full of this, but I never get the point of stating a random conclusion. In any other context, an argument works by stating a premise, giving follow up points, then conclude. If you’re not going to do the first two, why bother with third? What’s the goal?
Anybody else on a “professor outburst/threatening students” video spree because TH-cam put the video about Professor Accuses Class of Cheating video in your suggestions?
Yes, lol
Literally me
Saltinpepper doing that right now
Aye.
Yup
“If there’s someone we scared, give me their name...” does she not realize how bad that sounds
No obviously they don’t
I just want to "talk" to him.
Lemme get their home address and phone number.
do they have kids? what are their kid’s names?
Let me get the names and adresses of all their family members too
This is an exemplar of how to handle inappropriate behavior by the students - understanding, yet firm; unyielding, yet just.
WHAT?????? WOKENESS in America-perfect example! This guy's approach was fine but after that was shameful! You will never educate these woke college generation of students by always making sure not to hurt their fragile feelings....SMH
lol@@F1rhys
@@F1rhysthese “woke college generation”’are tomorrow’s researchers and scholars and rocket scientists and doctors. Maybe have some respect for people who are smarter than you and who you will rely on to
Save your life someday.
@@justinejackowicz3043 Students that are protesting and crying about everything are not the scholars and so on. The educated in science and doctors, you mention above, are the young people who are actually studying, getting work experience and working and are future of this world. Students that are protesting are not, pretty much losers with useless degree's and so on.
Jeez and this was posted by the STUDENTS.
That is another level of delusional.
“What do you mean by removed?”
“Police Officers will physically pick you up and remove you.”
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I remember kids being physically carried out of class in elementary school... Apparently the kind of behavior that warrants that has been extended all the way out to college now. Strange times.
"But, but, but what do mean with 'physically'?! My parents never even shouted at me, they let me do whatever i wanted. How am i supposed to withstand this?"
Oh Darling, if you were a bit brighter you would get that sweet irony...
@fellini fendi sounds less threatening than "Prisoner Transport" or "Jail Transport"
fellini fendi ah right, it is a funny expression.
The word “expelled” started to get their attention.
Idk why, not like a single one of them actually worked to get there. Nobody who busted their ass studying for a degree that actually matters is wasting their time with this nonsense.
They imagined themselves having to use that word in their next phone call home!
I'd expell them after 5 minutes.
I bet most of them didn't even know there was a code of conduct standards that they agreed to when they stated at the college. I think more colleges need to either have a code of conduct or create one.
w vanyar Most, if not all colleges, have a student code of conduct. It’s a policy they can use to dismiss students for behavior that does not reflect the values of the college. All students are responsible to be aware and knowledgeable of the code of conduct. This video shows a lot of grace toward the students and gives them an opportunity to correct their violation of the code and stay in school.
As soon as I heard them laugh when he told them they scared the workers, I knew that they were a bounch of immature kids. Having to laugh to prove a point is enough to not take you seriously anymore.
dont you realize peaceful occupation and disruption of this nature is the only reason legislation was passed to end jim crow laws? read a book damn.
This happens all the time with protests. They claim that people are threatened and afraid to justify taking away your right to protest. I don't even know what these people were protesting but I've been to a lot of protests the stuff they say to make you leave or to justify arresting you is usually complete bs.
If you find "immature kids" threatening you're not serious
Exactly, it's like a group of middle schoolers trying to shame the outsider.
@@SnakeSalmon8izback they probably considering misgendering someone an act of violence but dont find intimidation violent lmao.
This guy is so patient and reasonable. I'd just have the cops come in and taze them all.
Respect to this guy. He is firm and patient.
What does billows for days even mean?
Yes,he is respectful and firm however like many of his colleagues he created this problem.
Michael Alguire i disagree. they "contributed" and in fact.... "stoked the flames of" this problem. the problem originated ultimately with govt and the entitlement state.
Now imagine how these kids' attitudes would change if he was black.
xtop23 Yes, and all the liberal professors who think the same way.
"you mean, if we break the rules, there will be consequences?"
ubiquitousdiabolus Yes boys and girls. If you act naughty you will have to be punished. I guess it doesn't work that way in the land of lollypops and candy canes. Can you show me the way? lmao
"literally Hitler yo"
Yaaasss, honey! If you play with fire, you'll not get doused with water honey you get burned. That is consequence.
holy shit imagine that. what is this accountability you speak of?
Should of learned that in kindergarten, not in college
They intentionally act in violent and threatening manners and then laugh at the idea that anyone felt threatened. What a disconnect from reality.
Such appalling behavior from the students. The staff handled this well
I don't think we're at Evergreen College anymore, Toto.
@@chcarroll5164 What does that mean?
"Give you the opportunity to go to jail for your beliefs" That was a nice one
Put up, or shut up.
Time for words have passed.
"Oh, we scared people? Give us the names of the individuals who felt threatened so we can harass them further."
Unbelievable.
Yep these bitches are crazy. (including the dudes)
Cellulose Nuggets You mean manginas
lmao I noticed that to 😂 Socialists are cancer
Louis E yes this is a good administrator
take that person's name and IMMEDIATELY EXPEL THEM
I am so glad to see leaders take a stand against the lawlessness violating our country. I hope many more follow suit in the days to come.
This is 7 years old. I am going to look for more current information and see if the school still stands by their rules.
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If these people got into college, then almost anyone can get into college.
These are college students? They act and talk like immature high schoolers.
AeroNevin "they are not immature they just don’t agree with him and are protesting" this comment pissed a lot of people off I didn't know what was going on when I said it and honestly fuck anyone who was triggered by my comment.
@@renga19 Noy, they are immature high schoolers. Protestors know rule number 1 is never block the entrance to the building and rule number 2 is violence only hurts your cause. The fact that they are even *in* the building and are being _allowed to protest_ there is a _privilege._
Make these idiots stand outside in the sun and not be allowed to sit on the steps and that protest disappears overnight.
@@jarrod752 lol okay I was wrong but idk what they are even protesting
@@renga19 I don't remember exactly but I think it's related to safe spaces.
They’re on their phones they don’t give a fuck
Ironic that a group of student activists were questioning why the employees felt unsafe instead of just accepting their feelings.
Donovan Dey - fuck-diddely -do - exactly! Spot on and well put !They don’t get the irony because they are so immature
These types of people are selfish, they don't care about anyone's feelings except their own. They claim to care about compassion but you are seeing right now their true intentions being shown
Biggest Irony: no one knows what they were protesting against, but this gentleman’s plea of reason is now known all over the world... even after 7!
@Donovan Dey Im a millenial unfortunately. You will have to remind me exactly what great strides which we have been accredited for. Typical millenial patting self on back for accomplishing nothing. Our grandparents did more by 21 then weve done in 40 years
Preston Chloupek that’s what you get with a bunch of liberal hypocrites
This dude couldn’t have been more professional he is over qualified for whatever job he has at the college
This man is a good man. He is calmly stating facts even when being attacked.
Wow, someone actually spoke like an adult to these infants. Bravo.
+TJP77
And he even threatened them with the naughty step.
Imagine trying to explain that expulsion to your parents.
These people make me lean toward authoritarian beliefs.
"give us the names of the people we scared" is an insane thing to say.
6th amendment: “in all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right…to be confronted with the witnesses against him”
It prohibits the government from holding secret tribunals to imprison political enemies.
@@greenlantern7959
That amendment applies to court proceedings, not arrests or detainments. Get it straight bro.
They always want a safe space.. but when others don't feel safe they laugh.
so ironical right? these people are so narcisistic that they cant even observe how other people can feel about their behavior, i personaly would feel threated working in that enviroment
Fucking children. Pathetic.
These people are a bunch of hypocrites
IKR? These are the same type of people that see a difference of opinion as an aggressive act. The simple thing to do is establish the whole building as a safe space where no one can offer an opinion of any kind. Ridiculous , Huh.
@@frankvillarreal9418 you're the one who's being pathetic.
"Students scare employees?" - literally that girls conceptual understanding of that situation is that she's a child and they're adults. She doesnt even realize she is an adult.
Spot on
I've come to realize that virtually all asshole behavior boils down to a victim complex: people who were probably treated poorly (victimized) as children who don't realize that they aren't the victims in every situation once they become adults, and are in fact capable of being victimizers themselves. It's what lies at the core of narcissism and other cluster B personality disorders.
Yep. She’s just used to playing the victim card.
@@gwen8352 u tha real MVP
She's commenting on how ridiculous that statement is. They were not scared.
Why is he tolerating this? Throw them out now, immediately. Too accommodating.
That guy was pretty polite and straightforward - and you can see one of his main aims is to stop these guys from getting expelled.
Interpretation:
"These are the rules. The rules apply to you. Conversation over."
Apparently rules don't apply to black kids and their dumb ass supporters. Same with BLM.
Very well said.
i am going to politetely and only partially disagree. he made the mistake of almost turning it into a debate. This vid should have been about 2 min long. Instead it starts to ramble into a semantics debate. he should not have put himself into a position to answer to them exactly how they are a threat. One thing these students are good at is rhetoric. they didn't learn nothing at school.
Robert Jack - I agree. This should never have been a meeting, informal or otherwise. A school posting, along with a reminder of the general policy of the school should have sufficed.
Daniel Ramos Do u know which state is this university in? thx! ;)
Damn, huge credit to that guy for how he handled this. Never lost his cool, never backed down or caved. Gave the students a chance to speak as soon as they raised their hands, but made it clear he wasn't negotiating or playing around. Good for him!
the only thing he said that isn't true was "you're all smart" :)
I appreciate that he never said anything like “because I said so”. Very respectful, tried to reason with them
Dialog is a fiction in this rotten society pal
Don't forget how the guy next to him at 2:16 even managed to jump in and regain control of the situation while still having a stance of power while not being an ass about it. He deserves more credit here too. Good duo.
Did great but lost his cool once at 2:10 . It would’ve been absolutely perfect otherwise
You can learn all types of stuff in college. Imagine having consequences as a result of your actions (regardless of the reason or cause).
So perfectly handled. “This is what will happen if you take these particular actions.” Real Life 101.
OSU Code of Conduct, page 1 of 1: FAFO.
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I really love these two guys! I’m all for protesting and making things better, but these students seem to LACK the understanding of what they’re saying. They’re no longer open-minded of what others say as they’re now in their own “bubble”. The guys are super respectful, professional, and understanding and just trying to make the campus safe for every
This administration deserves a HUGE round of applause.
This is a weak example. Throw their asses and expel them now tf
At first I didn't like this dude... until the bigger picture came into focus...
lol definitely agree, this kids are like a pack of spoiled 5 year olds asking the most retarded questions!!!
@ Yeah, you can.
DrearierSpider1 why hours away,get out now.
A bunch of entitled brats. They aren't even trying to hear him out.
Well, he's a straight white male. Anything he says is suspect.
Sodomuswrath you are what is wrong with this country
Sodomuswrath anything he says and his opinions are invalid because he is white? You’re a racist and you hate straight people. Get out
Sodomuswrath head on over to Iran, they treat homosexuals with waaay more respect then us Americans I hear
Sloppy Steve He’s just being honest, minority individuals never try hearing out Caucasian individuals because they feel like they’re owed something. They feel like caucasian individuals are trying to strip away their rights and voice. They also feel like caucasian people aren’t allowed to have a voice.
Just how entitled are these children. Their parents need to be held to account.
Oh please. Their parents don't care. THEIR children haven't done anything wrong. Parents dont parent anymore. Not like how our parents did.
Expulsion ? Deport !
THIS MAN IS A HERO.
he needs a cape
Bogie
They definitely did, but plenty of parents get fatigued by their spoiled children & finally start to do something about it.
He is. Compare his actions with those of George Bridges (the craven coward) at Evergreen State College.
Wow. How did the comments just turn racial.
The Sean Ward Show no he's not a hero .he is answering questions to a bunch of punks who are right now as he speaks to them are illegal occupying that auditorium in protest.the building is closed !!! PERIOD get it .this is not how you deal with bullys what he should do is have every one of them arrested and expelled immediatly it's obvious they have been running the building confronting people in argument and putting them in fear .
I hate their laughter, so disrespectful.
They sound like fucking witches I want them OUTTA MY COUNTRY!
Alex K you're surprised? They are disrespectful POS entitled brat kids. It's how they live. Demand respect, give none. Hillarie's millennial army.
When it's them asking for a safe space it has to be taken seriously, but if it's adults doing third job that want to feel safe then it's a joke.
A bunch of Progressive Fascist smart asses
Lol what is there to respect? Honestly. Respect is EARNED
Sad theses young folks are unable to function as adults. Kudos to the spokesman who remained cool and stayed on message.
This looks like homeless camp.
Just arrest them all for tresspassing. The building is closed for the day so tell them to leave or they will be arrested.
DoctorRobertNeville I think the administration took the right approach in this situation. Your approach is correct but doesn’t add the lesson they’re trying to teach these kids. I don’t they will understand he lesson immediately, but in the years to come they will reflect on their actions and their wrong behavior.
3:23 “some of us are people of color so...” wtf does that have to do with anything?
Travis McCutchan She was just getting the race card ready in hand to use
@@matthewthurber3807 well at least she has the fat card ready as well
Race baiting. Disgusting.
Racist blacks thinking they can get their own way. Now I don't have anything against racism but don't be thinking that normies are going to tolerate you even if you're black.
Travis McCutchan it doesn’t she just dumb as fuck
wow i really underestimated how bad 2016 brainworms really were…
Comedian Ron White said it best: "You can't fix stupid."
Everyone thinks they know everything when they're in college. But in retrospect realize how ignorant they were. I hope these kids look back and cringe.
Hello nick dint expect you here :)
I really didn’t expect to see you here.
Great point. When I
Look back to what I knew at age 20 I cringe. You don’t know much at that age as it takes much more life experience to get there
Hope they stayed till 5 and got arrested
Too bad they're gonna be looking back and cringing behind bars
"How are we disruptive" my god the insolence of these brats. He actually told you how
@@LateLost when the answer HAS ALREADY BEEN GIVEN (read the post), then it is not learning at all. It is an attempt to intimidate to get the right and valid authorities, who are protecting those who are in the right (the employees who felt threatened), from the immoral and arrogant spoilt narcissistic brats causing this confrontation. I teach in a high school in the UK (age range 11-16) and I face this demanding arrogance ("tell me what I've done wrong!" immediately after I've just done so) on a lesson by lesson basis. The real problems, of course, are the bad parenting (training their children to be part of the entitlement culture) and weak-willed authorities who won't support their staff. These adults in this video clip have restored some faith in humanity for me.
They are just indoctrinated brats who have empty brains.
@@1958vintage I'm guessing it also has a lot to do with all the muslims polluting your classrooms thanks to leftist politicians. Not to mention the uppity blacks and self hating liberal, indoctrinated whites.
Daniel Buller - The questions were answered. The issues was the answers given we’re not what they wanted to hear. You can tell by your comment you are one of the infant children in the room. It’s a hard life when mommy and daddy are not around to comfort you and tell you how great you are.
Why can’t people just be courteous and respectful of others?
They are attempting to argue like he is one of their permissive, swayable parents.
Someone in authority actually using authority properly. Nice to see.
Seems like this guy handled the matter pretty damn well to me
Screw the patriots but you’re right 🤷🏾♂️
University of Chicago did it better. They sent a letter to all incoming freshmen regarding situations like this and that they would be shown the door if they couldn't stand a difference of opinion from other students.
@@kylejohnson8398 that's right Kyle. The Patriots suck. The school administration handled this flawlessly
I m ashamed to see comments in this chat calling these protests as a privilege ... students should protest considering the price hikes of tuition, increase cost of living, cuts in education and other academic programs. My university years of Rutgers University was instrumental with actions since there was no push back from students or parents. The issue here is how should student organization protest these dire issues with US colleges and universities from doing what they want without considering the implications of student's future or their obligations as a educational institution.
I love how people who claim speech is violence laugh when they are told the staff were frightened by their mob tactics.
It's a shame those gentlemen had to waste their time with this.
pogotwister ITS ASHAME THE STUDENTS HAVE WASTED THEIR TIME WITH THIS USELESS EDUCATION SYSTEM. PEOPLE PROTEST WHEN THEY DON’T LIKE SOMETHING & SEEK TO CHANGE IT. THE REASON YALL LEFT EUROPE 101
@@leaveblank6542 😆
pogotwister LAUGH BECAUSE IT IS FUNNY THE ONLY DIFFERENCE IS THESE STUDENTS ARE DOING IT THE RIGHT WAY HENCE THE UNIVERSE REWARDS TRUTH WITH LIGHT. UNFORTUNATELY THE RUNAWAY SLAVES FROM EUROPE MISSED THIS CONCEPT. SO ONCE SAID LIGHT IS SHINED UPON ITS IGNORANCE THIER CORRUPTED MEANS TO SURVIVE SHALL BE NO MORE. Now that’s LADIEE HUSLAA 101🤭😅😅😅
@@leaveblank6542 I don't know what all that has to do with students violating the Code of Conduct, but 😆
pogotwister maybe they get it from the police & the government!
“You can have the privilege of going to jail for your beliefs” what an awesome quote
This is both a good and bad ine because it can be taken multiple ways
Cause, meet effect.
@@maximumforce8275 Lol ye he wanted to vent his anger, I get it, but these idiots are gonna think they're some kind of martyr for this
I mean it it's a good cause, that's the badge of honor, right?
Oof
These kids have never been told “no” in their lives. Time to grow up and know the world will not bow to you.
I loveeeee how they all take turns trying out the same condescending tone thing. They don't understand that this is the exact same thing that gets students in trouble normally, they aren't immune to everything because it's under a guise.
"you will be arrested and expelled."
it's probably the first time that these brats were ever told no
+Batu Khan and it blew their tiny fucking minds!!!
*****
The Millenials ar pussies. My generation did go to jail for our beliefs at least. These brats are play-acting.
Batu Khan they’re so fucking disrespectful.
i really dislike how they keep trying to bend the rules and when presented with facts they try to cover it up with inappropriate comebacks..
"We're not scaring anyone"
scared employee: "Well shit I guess I'm not afraid anymore"
Lol
eat your cereal
"you scared people, so we are going to call the cops, you are going to jail, you will be expelled, you will lose your money and job and we will destroy your life. how dare you"
@@joshm3064 yep that’s how real life works
@@boboshoddmore scares the shit out of kids for scaring people D:
These are all adults. These adults cannot understand that a large group of people protesting anything can be frightening. What a world.
They all take this as a joke and it pisses me off. So disrespectful.
Racist.
Its Just an Apple you’re and idiot but so is Kirk
An*
Racist pssh. Also I'm not an idiot. Okay maybe a little but they're bigger idiots.
Its Just an Apple How is he racist for stating a fact? That fact wasn’t even about race to begin with
what is with all these kids protesting over nothing? They literally invent problems. Maybe they should be expelled. They're clearly not cut out for education.
+Joel Hall It's always been like that.
I agree - the most privileged and highly educated generation in human history with a level of freedom unimagined by previous generations seem like they need something to do. They need to realize that we are all finally free. Yes, there is still progress to be made but freedom and equality are not the issue. The Environment!!
+frank spence it seems like the secular generation are trying to find or create their own religion.
Unfortunately. I consider myself a liberal but these kids are turning so many people off - fighting against there best interests.
Look how privileged and safe they act in the video. They thought they won't have to get any consequences for doing what they did. They feel safe enough to pull this shit and surprised that there will be consequences. Power play use to be about who is the strongest. Lol
if the building is closed they should get out, if it's open, they should be able to be there, it's pretty simple.
Man this is sad. This guy is trying to treat the situation and the students with respect but they're just treating it like a joke.
In the work force if you laugh at management then you will be fired.
Inachu Ikimasho
Bootlicking pussy
jeff daniels Then start ur own business
Amal Edward
Shut up bitch
Brutus Tan
Zing
Every single one of these kids got trophies for coming in last place.
Compensation prizes lol
Probably given multiple timeouts in childhood.
@@FranktheDachshund I wanna see the TH-camr Action Jaxon do one of his style videos after watching Greta's speech!
How de Hellllll
you’re an idiot.
Given out by America’s favorite generation: the Boomers
Jay, you handled this so well. You’re a pro.
"...WE WILL TELL YOU THE TRUTH AND YOU LIVE WITH YOUR ACTIONS" - SIMPLE, DIRECT AND ON POINT.
Finally a university administrator that knows how to keep his pimp hand strong.
There is a difference between “ peaceful protest” and taking over a building by intimidation.
Lol I went to OSU in 2016 and I didn't even know this occurred. I looked up a Columbus Dispatch article and this protest was all over the place. One group protested Israel's mistreatment of Palestinians; another protested that food served at OSU's meal halls were mostly from corporate/heavily processed sources; another group protested OSU's toying with the notion of outsourcing its utilities to outside companies, which would cost OSU employees their jobs. This must be why this protest didn't accomplish much in the long-run; if you want people to listen to your demands, you need a united message accompanied by logical/reasonable demands. Just randomly occupying a space asking for a million, seemingly unrelated, demands isn't going to sway minds. It's just going to piss people off.
It is nice how you actually addressed the issues and context of the protest. Almost everyone else in the comment section is a bunch of uneducated conservative fools who have no interest in what is actually going on.
I am not saying the protest was justified. I am saying one should at least be interested in the context, not simply supporting administration because they like to see college students scolded.
Finally someone displays a degree of testicular fortitude!
Amen. This is exactly the way it should work. OSU sent the right message to these disrespectful little punks by saying in effect, "No, F--- YOU! We're not negotiating and you have no business making demands. This isn't Evergreen State College or Mizzou. Here, the dog wags the tail! We run this school, not you. Be respectful and get the hell out of here, or you'll be arrested. End of discussion!" Frankly, I thought these two gentlemen were incredibly generous and patient. I wouldn't have even bothered talking with them, I'd have sent the police in and have them told these punks "leave now or be arrested!" Amen.
Giggling like babies. Shut off the internet and power so they can’t charge their phones they’d be gone in half an hour.
My college shuts off the wifi at 11PM, 30 minutes past the final classes release. Not that there's many students left at that point anymore, but still clears the study halls out before campus police does their final walkthrough.
Toby’s Gaming World SHUT OFF YOUR THROAT IN PUT YOU IN A JAIL CELL🧐🧐🧐
@@leaveblank6542 so you're like the idiots in the video. Ignorant animal?
Lol!!!
FoNe BaD
They’re incredibly immature and maladapted. I can tell that both their mothers and fathers failed them in their respective duties.
It's all a game to them. Never experienced consequences for their behaviors while younger. Their brains can't grasp reality.
@@bocephus822 spot on!
All these people below, man. Can you not hear that the administration just doesn't want to listen? They will do whatever they can to make this go away quickly because they might be held accountable.
No it's because people who can barely pick decisions, can now 100% fight teachers over policy's they are barely aware of, acting like representatives of state. It's childish and absurd, and I see a room full of highschoolers, not university students.
More over to my point, I would want to shut up a bunch of kids at any time of the day because they think they have a power without consequences.
@@WitchKing-Of-Angmar You clearly haven't looked into the specifics of the situation and sympathize with authority because the alternative makes you uncomfortable
@@surgeland9084 I simply don't care, and I know who's side to take.
@@WitchKing-Of-Angmar That's just the problem: you don't know and you don't care to know and you aren't comfortable with the possibility of being wrong. with a mindset like that, don't expect to learn anything
"As dictated by Dr. Dre"
They didnt buy the new beats
Lol, it sounded like that. Dr. Michael Drake is President of the University.
Listening to all these kids trying to debate semantics... You can tell all of them never had a parent tell them these are the rules
They all had parents that taught them that rules are negotiable on a case by case basis and they are all entitled to ignore rules they don't like and set terms as they see fit.
Xyre154 😂😂😂 you think kicking out what looked to be like 20-30 students would hurt the universities income? You’re wrong, very, very wrong. They make money off sports, food, merchandise. All of that on top of the enormous tuition you have to pay to go there.
Xyre154 colleges like OSU are so big that it doesn’t even matter. Their football team alone generates $90+ million dollars a year, their whole athletic department is rumored to have a net worth of one BILLION dollars a year, again I say rumor so don’t quote me on that, but the football team 100% makes $90+ million dollars for the school. So yeah they can afford to expel that many students. Colleges still receive money from former alumni through merchandise and ticket sales and some even donate large sums of money. So for you to say that OSU was just threatening these students because they can’t afford to expel them is wrong. Yeah this may not be the case for smaller colleges, but OSU is enormous, they have over 30,000 students. So to say that losing 30 students hurt would hurt them financially is wrong. Yeah they may not want to expel that many students because, and I will agree, that is a shit ton of money to just throw away but still, they can without a doubt afford to say fuck em and throw em all out. I will agree not every college can do this because with smaller colleges with only 10,000 and less student most definitely cannot afford that, and yeah I actually was high when I wrote that and I’m still high now and I just showed you how wrong you were. I’m done with this conversation.
Xyre154 you care way too much about this shit idk why you think anybody is gonna read all that nobody cares as much as you about something so pointless get over yourself
If they don't abide, that's a DECISION made of their own accord.
Overprivileged and narcissistic. The rules don't apply to them.
College is where people come to learn, work and study. It's not an open forum for those who want to protest. There are student leaders that you can go to and hold meetings to discuss displeasure. These are the acts of those who want to behave in a way that's not civilized. They didn't get any permission, they choose to subdue people trying to work and they are nothing more than a deterrent to those who want to learn and study. You have to read and agree to the student code of conduct. If you violate those rules then you have to suffer the consequences.
+stony tina I'd be willing to give them a second chance so long as the infraction was minor and not something obvious. I hate that whole "ignorance of the law does not make you immune to it" BS, as there are so many, I feel it is unreasonable to expect people to remember all of them. However, after I informed them they were breaking the rules, I would expect them to follow them.
Again though, this assumes that the rule(s) they were breaking were minor and not common sense. Not knowing you needed a permit to protest isn't something everyone would think of, but not leaving when you are told you aren't allowed to be there, yeah, you should know how to follow instructions.
It's not ignorant to state the facts. It's ignorant to assume you know me to be a child or that I don't have information concerning such sit-ins existed. But to add to YOUR ignorance is that they have been against school policy then like they are now. Universities and college's are a place to learn not to preach. The parents are not paying for them to be there for any other reason except an education. The code of conduct is spelled out NOW, and they need to learn to abide by the rules just like they do if they ever decide to get off their asses and get a job. I'm pretty sure their employer is not going to allow them to do sit-in's if they aren't happy about having a slurpy machine over a koolee machine. Are we clear, ARE WE CLEAR!?
+James Bond after the Missou protests, they petitioned and successfully got their tests delayed because they didn't have adequate study time, due to their protesting.
I say screw them. They didn't study because their time was taken up by extracurricular activities, that's on them. The fact that professors were involved in those protests is beside the point.
+Musty Shackleford Sit ins aren't banned, but if you do them you have to respect fire codes, not endanger safety, and if the police say you need to go you gtfo not laugh at the faculty who are scared of you acting like lunatics and someone who is being as nice as possible (he could have just had you arrested immediately but didn't)
+Steven Harmon Well said ! I am surprised that this needs to be spelt out.
I respect the hell out of the two men on the right for remaining calm throughout.
That’s what we call
P R O F E S S I O N A L I S M
Well, they know that what they are telling them will happen, is the truth, so they don't REALLY care if they stay as it will only hurt the students, not the University.
It's surprisingly easy to remain calm with idiots like these when you're there in a professional capacity rather than a personal capacity. Such has been my experience working security, anyway.
Turns out having a gun removes your ability to feel fear
You owe these children nothing. Lay it out and let them live with the consequences. I’m glad you are standing up to them.
who the hell is going to hire any of them. not me
Victim for life. That's their pledge to us, apparently.
they'll threaten their way into administration
That's why they are pushing for diversity quotas in companies. They think they don't need competency as long as they have the privilege of being unprevileged.
canes right!! All the complaints, accusations and demands they will bring contantly. Then law suits.
Google will. They want people like that. Combine that with billions of dollars and you see why silicon valley is so out of touch with the world.
Thank you, God, that at least one college isn’t caving to these snowflakes. SOME people come to college to learn.
M Mom I go to a smaller college and there is some safe space stuff but it isn’t a tumor yet.
Absolutely! Someone is finally sending the right message: behave yourselves or fuck you and off to jail!
If there's a safe space then it's already too late
OSU is probably the worst of them all but I guess one video makes them okay lmao
This is what Weinstein at Evergreen and Christakis at Yale should have done. Not entertained their loony ideas; not catered to their feelings. They should have brought the hammer down like these two gentlemen here and told them if they threw a tantrum or threatened someone that they would be gone the next day.
what a pleasant surprise to see rules and law enforced. Little bunnies should learn how to behave.
Man these are not young adults. These are kids that have no idea why they are in college. It's like kids just go to college, not to get a degree, but to spend a shit ton of money to protest. 🤦♂️
These children are our future... We're fucked.
+gam3ov3ry0 - But that's exactly what I'm afraid of.
+sykesdenali2 - Well stated and I agree for the most part. Historically your dynamic has played out but the exceptions grow in number. There lies the problem. We still have enough hangers alive from the 60's to tip the scales in the wrong direction and with the massive entitlement expansion we've seen over the last decade I'm guessing the percentage of hangers will increase exponentially. Bad news. Which leads back to my initial premise... we're fucked.
Don't worry, they're an unpopular minority. Always have been, will continue to be until "political correctness" is just a footnote in our history books.
People do need to do more than just grit their teeth and tolerate their shit in order for the latter bit to happen, though. They might be an unpopularity minority, but they're an unpopular minority that has made themselves at home in academia and the media. They're not going to remove themselves from our social sciences and our news channels.
These aren't children, they act like children but they are in university. They're adults. That's what's scary
That Won Guy What does it mean to be an adult? Passing an arbitrary day in your life?
I'd argue that you're not truly an adult until you've held a job, and learned the lessons about society, your fellow human beings, and your relation to them that go along with that. While it's not a rule written in stone that SJW nonsense shrivels up upon entering the workplace, it has a strong tendency to work that way. Telling your boss to check his privilege isn't going to do you any favors. You're forced to get along with people who don't share your background or your world views. Ultimately, you're in a situation where you're facing a non-stop stream of pressure to think of others before doing things. That difference in thought is the mark of an adult, and something that SJWs certainly don't understand.
Turn off the wifi. They'd be gone in 5 minutes.
John Hunter 30 seconds
Data is a thing
James Belisle blabla gtfo
Soups :’(
Soups np, I have those “gay family values” how can I not be happy ;)
Imagine explaining to your parents that you got expelled from college? That conversation would go badly....FOR ME!!!!!!
And then the students are laughing and shaking their heads like 13 year olds that think they’re winning arguments… these are 18+ adults dude, I can’t believe the terrible thought process on behalf of the students
I can. It starts at HOME.
This dude has a ton of patience
You have to; he handled it great, he wants to make sure it goes well and so he put his effort in.
Just think what a shock the REAL world has in store for them.
He does. I wouldn’t have. I would’ve just said “y’all gotta go, get out, I’m not going to answer any questions, this building is off limits and you all are trespassing.”
i see the plan b logo i like the comment
NO he has a well practised candor. Thats different. He lost his patience once or twice, and was noticably angry. He is far from a tried and tested guru that can be infinitely patient.
This is what happens when you never say "no" to your kid
I think it's a lot deeper than that. I'm in this generation and it's difficult not to be more persuaded by this culture from a young age. It's in social media, celebrities, news, school, advertising, friends. It's ridiculously difficult to see any bigger picture than expecting everyone to perfectly fit in your idea of the world. It's a generational issue more than a domestic issue.
@@mitchderise73 I see what your saying, but I respectfully disagree. The PARENTS today are no where near involved in their kids life like they should. I literally see so many kids pretty much run their parents not the other way around. That's the job of the parent to make sure they are being taught by them and NOT the internet. So it absolutely is a domestic issue.
@@tellurye Home and society are not the same thing. Parents teach kids how to act around parents but teachers teach kids how to act at school. Life isn't externally tough as it used to be. So people just don't grow up as fast. Culture has a lot more to do with it. I encourage my kids to act immediatly to physically defend themselves. To never provoke but stand up for themselves. The kids will defend based on what the opinions of the teachers they are around. If they stand up for themselves and the teacher gets them in trouble, they are less likely to handle themselves. If the teacher tries to help the kids resolve it after the fight, kids usually become buddies. Society raises children more than we are willing to admit. Moms with too many kids to handle is usually begging for a stranger to give kids a death glare. The kid dancing holding his crotch won't listen to anyone except the scary man that says cut that shit out. Society must tastefully intervene. Just like these men here are.
@@johnnyflorence219 I respectfully disagree. My parents taught me what society was going to TRY and teach me. They taught me what to watch out for, and make sure I wasnt getting my education from some rando on Social Media. My parents were up my ass, arguably a little too much at times, but I was calling bullshit on a TON of stuff my friends didnt.
Absolutely teachers should be teaching the right thing, but my parents protected me from them as well.
Anymore I see parents just ignoring their kids who are on their phone buying drugs, meanwhile their little angel says Oh no mom, just playing some Pokemon.
Sure it is our job to help out wherever we can, but ultimately the responsibility falls 100% on the parents.
@@mitchderise73 how many children have you raised?
The disrespectful, laughter and the cavaliarness of these young idiots is why America is completely going down the toilet. It's one thing to stand your ground and you know state your cause. It's another thing to disrespect an adult who is giving you the options that the school or GSU made available. I see this every day with disrespectful attitudes and apathy and uncaring young people. No consequence exists for them. They laugh in the face of any rules. They think anarchy is cool and trending. God help us!
These brats need to experience the harsh reality of life.
Expel them. They are disruptive and that is a fact..
I am clicking my fingers over this.
+TheFluffyDuck lol
+supercormey
Jazz hands can trigger epileptic seizures in the person you're applauding, so I think the new protocol is to just briefly cover one side of your face.
+TheFluffyDuck and im getting triggered:(
+TheFluffyDuck I'm showing two middle fingers to those stud...cough...activists. Off to McDonalds with you!
+TheFluffyDuck Fuck that shit, I'm clapping until my hands are bleeding and my ear drums are burst by a triggered SJW screaming into a bullhorn.
No more fatherless behavior!! Protests used to mean something and were nonviolent
This is nonviolent, completely nonviolent. What are you talking about?
This protest is nonviolent.
The amount of entitlement these students have is incredible. Credit to the president for keeping his cool. I would've skipped out
"if you remain here after this time, police will be called in to remove you"
"but they have weapons"
... so don't remain there after being told then...
I went to college and I didn’t have this kind of leisure time; I had assignments, exams, and a job. No way could I spend this kind of leisure time terrorizing anyone.
Ong especially when you get into your degree 💀
X2 Going to college and having a job at the same time really cut your time.
@Kenneth Miller what's your degree
They all cheat their way through college. The amount of kids I've seen in groupme who just use quizlet and chegg for quizzes and online exams is incredibly disturbing
They’re all probably like dance majors and stuff. Engineering, economics, math, pre med, etc majors including myself don’t have time for shit like this
now that they sat in that room they ended global warming and stopped racism by sitting in the room
These students simply are not used to being told what to do, and they highly resent it.
I know the internet is full of this, but I never get the point of stating a random conclusion.
In any other context, an argument works by stating a premise, giving follow up points, then conclude.
If you’re not going to do the first two, why bother with third? What’s the goal?
@@HotChook What I stated is my opinion. Maybe I'm wrong, but I doubt it.
@@robertandrews3055 now you’re weaselling out of it.
You presented it as a fact, not an opinion.
How do you not understand the difference?