Criticism of the political left

Nah, he’s got kidz

 

"Those crazy rumours that Scorsese paid me in coke? Well they're 100% true, man!"

 

I'll go with Left's fault

 

Ok, ok, ok... Hear me out:


How in fvkc's name can this fvkcing be "the left's fault," and not just hyperprivilged @ssholes gaming the system?

Or, more likely, using William of Ockham's default setting, just mentally weak Gen Z types gaming the system?


I'll hang up and listen for my answer.

 

Sure, I understand all of that, and I do agree with you. Like you, I have decent test taking skills, and like you, I have crap penmanship.


What I take issue with is @ceezmad and his idiotic question as to whether or not this is "the left fault." I'd like to have him defend his supposition that some Gen Z type's "need" for more time = the machinations of "the left."

 

There is definitely some system-gaming in the accommodation process, though in my experience it’s nearly always a parent who is actively involved in the process. It’s rarely instigated by the student (speaking of colleges here. Can’t say about the process in secondary schools).

 

So, in other words, helicopter Gen X types gaming the system on behalf of their Gen Z kids.

And without attacking @ceezmad , shouldn't this therefore be in the education thread?

 

This is what you're worried about?

 

Being afraid of violating a law is a good thing.

Isn’t it?

 

You have a history of posting anything bad = leftist problem. And I say this as someone who advocates for hippie punching.

 

You won't have to worry soon, ceezy. The Dept of Education is being murdered by Trumpism because it became Too Woke.

 

I'm going with rich Republicans. Bthe mind that used to rent disabled people at Disney so they could skip the line for it's a small world.

Now they get Drs notes for anxiety and two hours more on the final.

 

I suspect that your second sentence is more cogent than the first. Then add into it permissive Gen X parents gaming the system for their Gen Z brats, and there you go.

 

Dude, there are clear examples of the political left earning every bit of criticism. But as @Kazuma posted, you tend to go the same way as "the global south" guy too much:

"Derr, duh bad stuff is from duh left..."

You and I live in a state where "the political left" have done plenty of things worthy of critique, but Gen Z kids/their parents enabling ain't one of them.

 

The Godless Faculty Left says a Chrisitanist student didn't do what the assignment asked. Student informs the Wingnut Wurlitzer (including Turning Point USA, natch) which turns it into a cause celebre. Because like a dog humping a leg, it's just what they do.

A week before Thanksgiving break, she was on the phone with her mother, Kristi Fulnecky, a former Missouri politician and attorney who has taken up right-wing causes. The younger Fulnecky, a straight-A student who aims to become a pediatrician, told her mom that she was stunned by her grade on a recent psychology homework assignment, and insisted she had followed the instructions, Kristi said last week on a Missouri talk radio show.

The assignment called for students to write a clear and thoughtful 650 word response to a scholarly article about gender expectations in society. According to screenshots shared by Turning Point USA’s local chapter, Fulnecky wrote in her essay that the article irritated her, and described how God created men and women differently. “Society pushing the lie that there are multiple genders and everyone should be whatever they want to be is demonic and severely harms American youth,” she wrote.

Mel Curth, a graduate teaching assistant, wrote as part of the grading process that she had deducted points because Fulnecky submitted a “paper that does not answer the questions for this assignment, contradicts itself, heavily uses personal ideology over empirical evidence in a scientific class, and is at times offensive,” according to the screenshots of her messages.

Megan Waldron, a second graduate student who teaches the course alongside Curth, agreed with the grade. “Everyone has different ways in which they see the world, but in an academic course such as this you are being asked to support your ideas with empirical evidence and higher-level reasoning,” she wrote to Fulnecky, according to the screenshots.

Curth declined to comment, citing advice from her lawyer. Waldron did not respond to a request for comment.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/oklahoma-ou-student-essay-culture-war-rcna248530

 

The Libtard here is worse