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In response to
"Also, can we do away with the tedious "if you disagree with something you're automatically RAAAAAAAAAAAGING" against it nonsense? -- (edited)"
by
IrishStephen
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Respectfully, no. This sort of story has a specific purpose in right-wing media.
Posted by
David (aka David)
Aug 8 '17, 16:10
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It's to create focal points for misplaced aggression.
I'm through playing that game.
I never heard if Plato and Aristotle got straight A's or not. So, I don't care whether some professor is doing it, either.
Let's talk about real issues of substances instead. If someone posts a list of that professor's syllabus, that's a much more interesting and useful conversation imo.
To a larger point, the hidden agenda of those sorts of news articles is to discourage people from higher education so that they'll be easier to trick/manipulate. That's the type of insidious behavior that can't go unchecked.
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