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- 1 de Jul, 2017
To answer OP's question better, one of the anti-Kiwi Farms articles said "The Internet isn't a game, it's real life." That's the mindset people have toward things now. How can the Internet possibly stay free when people take it so seriously?
*If you put too much communism into a paper, the professors told you there were other ways of seeing it
*One professor (in a liberal arts course) booted a woman out of class because she argued with him about doing a paper from alternate points of view
*Another professor (also in a liberal arts course) let students debate whether immigration (especially Muslim immigration) was bad or good until one guy (who was Mexican) made some girl start crying "Muslims are people TOO!"
*The "LGBT+ Club" set up a table, they looked like normal people and weren't advocating freaky shit.
*There were no mandatory anti-white courses and the very rare times someone would argue race/feminism in class the professor would respectfully try and move on with the subject.
Keep in mind that Trayvon Martin, Gamergate, at least one big BLM riot, and I think a few really dumb college protests like the one with AIDS Skrillex and maybe the University of Missouri one happened in these years, but at my college you'd never know it.
It was, and that's even accounting for me being more moderate (still didn't like troons and loved ED) back then. For instance, at my college:
*If you put too much communism into a paper, the professors told you there were other ways of seeing it
*One professor (in a liberal arts course) booted a woman out of class because she argued with him about doing a paper from alternate points of view
*Another professor (also in a liberal arts course) let students debate whether immigration (especially Muslim immigration) was bad or good until one guy (who was Mexican) made some girl start crying "Muslims are people TOO!"
*The "LGBT+ Club" set up a table, they looked like normal people and weren't advocating freaky shit.
*There were no mandatory anti-white courses and the very rare times someone would argue race/feminism in class the professor would respectfully try and move on with the subject.
Keep in mind that Trayvon Martin, Gamergate, at least one big BLM riot, and I think a few really dumb college protests like the one with AIDS Skrillex and maybe the University of Missouri one happened in these years, but at my college you'd never know it.
