It's just so weird to me how simply disagreeing and expressing a slightly different viewpoint, all the while agreeing and continually reaffirming that there's problems gets you called a racist.
It's also just a little weird to me that college kids (well, mainly college kids) who are by and large being afforded an excellent opportunity at a very good education (hey I can admit MU is pretty decent school) feel the need to continually disrupt the campus because of what amount mostly to feelings. Yeah, there's some idiots running around over there, but most college campuses of 30,000 students have their share of idiots. But to listen to them talk they are in the midst of horrific repression at every corner of the university and that's simply not true. That doesn't invalidate what they're asking for but it certainly calls into question their hyperbolic nature and ridiculous disruption of the education process on campus. I think it's very apparent that their being listened to, so why should thousands of other students have to have their daily processes disrupted? But that seems to be the way it is in perpetually outraged nation.
I am also laughing at these demands that must be adhered to immediately with literally no discussion or people have to resign. That's just idiotic . . . how can anyone take that kind of thought process seriously?
Agree with us or resign. How positively totalitarian.
