re: Has Anyone Watched The Documentary On The Bret Weinstein Evergreen Situation?

Yeah it was rape culture amongst male dogs walked by male owners or versus female owners or some shite. It was completely made up and won a damned award. He had to call the paper and let them know they were giving the award to an obviously fabricated paper.

To hear him tell it (heard it on Rogans podcast) is hysterical.

The image from that whole situation which sticks with me is where the University President in in the cafeteria or wherever and the students are in there yelling at him, and he begins to try and explain something to them and he's slightly waving his hands while making a point, and some shrill a-hole starts screaming "PUT YOUR HANDS DOWN!!!! PUT YOUR HANDS DOWN!!!!!" indicating his motions were violent and disturbing to them.

And like the bleeding vagina he and his ilk are, he obediently drops his arms to his side like a marionette and begins calmly talking again...to HOWLS of laughter by the screamer and students in attendance. An adult man allowed himself to be emasculated to such a degree, and at no point did he seem upset by it.

the term "cuck" gets tossed around a lot...but god damn, what else do you call that kind of behavior? When I saw it at the time I thought it was an outlier. This summer after watching police chiefs, politicians, and regular old idiots kneeling, washing feet and generally groveling for shite they never personally did, I'm not so sure.

OweO, yes and someone posted the link below my post. You can definitely go down a huge rabbit hole with that stuff. I started with the evergreen stuff and ended up watching a few hours of videos a day for 2 weeks.

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There was also the part where students interrupt a retirement party for no reason and steal the food.

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I also enjoyed the part where there was a building naming ceremony for a former university President who was black. This was a guy in his late 70's probably who'd ACTUALLY BEEN through discrimination.

And protesters shut down the ceremony to scream about how racist the university is...

Shut down a ceremony naming a building for a former black university president because the university in the 21st century was too racist. the old guy was just standing there not sure what was happening.

Oh boy that was a fun time here in Oly.

Note, my wife is an Evergreen grad and there’s lots of people that attend night school there like active duty military and regular middle class folks. We’re both liberal and even she was like “WTF is going on??? Have those kids lost their effing minds?”

For an even deeper dive on the issues that happened there: check out Benjamin Boyce’s YouTube channel. Benjamin is local and also an Evergreen graduate. Fantastic videos in my opinion.

Here’s where to start:

The Complete Evergreen Story Part 1

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We’re both liberal

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That is pretty crazy. Thanks.

Thanks for the links. Will be checking this out tonight.

Yes, someone posted that 3 part story a few months ago; and that led me to his Dark Horse pod cast but I’ve only watched a few of those.

I have been surprised by some of their ideas; coming from far left professors that taught at a far left college. He thinks defunding the police is insane and she is very much opposed to biological males competing against females. They are scientists so 2 + 2 = 5 doesn’t work for them.

I just watched an episode and a half of the "The Complete Evergreen Story"..

What exactly are the black students mad about? This all started because that kid took their tweet and inserted the word "white" where it said "black" and then tweeted it right?

And then there was Bret Weinstein's email, which was taken completely out of context.

Then all of the bullshite started happening. What were the black students (I say black students, but it appeared to be just as many white students protesting with them) wanting specifically?

Were they being discriminated against? It really is insane watching that whole thing unfold especially with no clear cut goal.. But I blame the administration for surrendering to them. Its like they are admitting that the university oppressed black students, but there is nothing that shows they were being oppressed.

Yes I have seen that. I had heard the story but the documentary adds a lot of clarity to the story and just how insane it was.

Johnathan Haidt is a NYU Business School professor. He’s researched and written on the fragile minds of American youth. I’d suggest his stuff, too.