re: LSU professor says she will start dropping (racist) students - says she’s keeping a list

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Because it is FAR easier to destroy him than to go down that route.

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Because destruction is easy. Building is hard.

There’s a reason he had those thoughts. Experiences.
They don’t often happen in a vacuum.

And those experiences will only be reinforced when attacked. Cause people to retreat and deepen their defenses.


Only when those prejudices are proven wrong, can we grow. Only when we realize on our own accord that the views we hold are not absolute, that the world is not black and white and that the grey is what will change our minds, then we can shed our past hate.

This current mindset of subjugation of dissident thought will only ensure future generations being more divided, at each other’s throats.

To teach them brotherhood is stronger, we must be willing to forgive.

I’m not excusing her behavior. I just don’t think the intent was so political as it was virtue signaling based on her initial response and her second. I genuinely think she believed she was fighting racism for the lsu community to see. Doesn’t justify it.

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Opposing any left wing ideology will be enough to make that determination

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I had a major spat with a Leftist professor at Ole Miss where she attempted to get me expelled. The bitch is still there too. It was Religion 101. My first test I counted off 15 fricking points for putting BC instead of BCE. From every test forward I labelled BC as “““BCE”””. It was war between me and that bitch professor and my first true encounter with an SJW.

When she introduced Judaism she started off the lesson “Next to African Americans, the Jews are the most heavily persecuted race in human history.” I let off a little snicker that she noticed and asked why I thought that was funny. I told her it was ridiculous since not only had the Jews also been enslaved, but look over how they were treated in Europe for centuries endings in the god damn Holocaust. Our loathing for each other reached a boiling point.

Then a few weeks later she asked us to draw a painting and tell her what it meant in religion. I half assed it to the extreme and drew a rainbow, and told her what the colors meant in Buddhism. The next class she tells me to remain behind. I remain behind.

“Well, OML, I hope you’ve enjoyed your time at Ole Miss, because you’re about to be expelled.”
“Yeah, sure. What for?”
“Well, you remember your most recent homework assignment? Well you don’t strike me as a Buddhist, so I’ve turned you over to the plagiarism office for not citing your source.”
“You know that’s not going to work, right?”
“Oh this university takes plagiarism very seriously. Enjoy your final week.“

So a week and a half later late on a Friday afternoon I have my preliminary hearing and it’s with a guy in likely his late 20s. He’s pissed to be there because he wants to be at the baseball game... and then he opens up the assignment I “plagiarized”... he starts flipping his shite.

“You mean to tell me I was dragged in here at 4:30 on a Friday for an arts and crafts project a 3 year old could do?!”
“Yep”
“What’s her name?”
“*I say her name*”
“Well I don’t care how serious the charge is at this point, I’m never taking any accusation she has again.”

He storms out of the room. Monday rolls around and I come into the classroom as obnoxiously as humanly possible.

“Hey Mrs. ____! Looks like I wasn’t expelled last week, so let’s do some learning today, why don’t we?”

Interrupted as much as humanly possible during that lesson. Got a D in the class in the end.

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there should be a zero tolerance policy for hate speech

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You think there won’t be consequences? And your policy rids this kid of any training that would change his stance and how he behaves.

And let’s get this straight about hate speech. There is no such thing in the eyes of the first amendment.

LSU Leadership meets with Black Student Leaders

Law experts say several public universities have such language in student codes, but, since they are public schools, and therefore attached to the state government, any school rule is trumped by federal law, including the First Amendment.

Ken Levy, an LSU law professor, said if Dollar is denied admission, LSU could expect a First Amendment lawsuit. Jonathan Peters, a faculty member at the University of Georgia School of Law, said court cases, such as Papish v. Board of Curators (1973), have set precedent that Dollar could indeed win such a suit.


If Dollar is denied entry, it could set a precedent for infringement upon other types of speech assumed to be free under the law.

this won’t end the way she hoped

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Man , some of y'all are wound too tight. Learn to live and let live

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Going from a B to a D over not putting an E behind BC? That’s war. I don’t put up with bullies.

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However, if she didn't have such authority, I believe she wouldn't have posted it. If not, I'm sure LSU will handle it.

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She doesn’t have that authority. Not to preemptively drop students for things that did not take place in her class. That’s where her authority ends.

WAFB and WBRZ both wrote stories and neither included the conduct of this teacher. Only fair to tell both sides of the story.

Was this a person pretending to be a teacher perhaps? Either that or they’re brushing it under the rug.

She doesn’t have that authority.