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One of the most annoying bits to the Leftist lunacy taking over our campuses is the sheer hypocrisy of their intolerant tolerance. Sure, every form of sexual deviancy<\/s> variation is tolerated, even the pedophilic, genital mutilatative, and violent tendencies of other cultures is tolerated in the name of sacred Diversity\u2026but opposing ideas, especially those involving free speech, conservative values, or even Christianity are simply not tolerated.<\/p>\n
A particular target of campus intolerance is Nazis. Granted, this is ultimately as irrelevant as hating vampires (in the sense that they\u2019re common enough in movies, but are fairly rare in the real world), but this particular form of hate is encouraged, and generally accepted.<\/p>\n
Recently, a student posted a sign in her dorm window, stating \u201cF*CK NAZIS YOU ARE NOT WELCOME HERE\u201d (while faculty are discouraged from using capital letters<\/a> because it scares students, the students are still freely allowed to do so, apparently).<\/p>\n Despite the current culture allowing open hatred of Nazis, an administrator actually asked the student to take it down. It wasn\u2019t the hatred of Nazis per se which was the problem, but rather:<\/p>\n It wasn\u2019t \u201cinclusive,\u201d he wrote\u2026<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n Now, I concede there is a free speech issue here in that the student should be allowed to post a sign (although perhaps not in a campus dorm window), but I personally find the language used here a bit offensive. In any event, I see no problem with \u201cincluding\u201d Nazis\u2014whatever that means\u2014as it strikes me as harmless as including vampires.<\/p>\n \u201cI figured the person responsible would likely walk by my dorm and see it,\u201d Parsons said in an interview with The Boston Globe<\/a>. \u201cUMass administration has had abysmal response at best to the rising number of hate crimes on campus, so I thought someone should be publicly condemning these actions.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n Wait, what? The \u201crising number of hate crimes on campus\u201d? Again, I find this as credible as the rising number of attacks by vampires on campus. Is there anything in particular being referenced here? Perhaps an assault on a synagogue, a mass lynching, something?<\/p>\n \u201c\u2026a swastika being drawn on a \u201cHappy Hanukkah\u201d poster a resident assistant had posted.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n Some chucklehead scrawls a swastika on a sign, and suddenly we need to worry about the Wehrmacht invading New England? Of course, most likely this was yet another campus hoax. These types of hoaxes are so common on campus that they rarely make the news, after all.<\/p>\n \u201c\u2026 incidents of hate speech<\/a> on campus — there have been 19 since September.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n \u201cHate speech\u201d? This phrase means whatever admin says it means, and considering this is a campus with tens of thousands of people on it, 19 arbitrarily defined incidences out of perhaps a million conversations\/lectures\/discussions strikes me as an infinitesimally small concern. Alas, our campuses are filled with exuberantly overpaid Diversity Commissars to keep track of such irrelevancies.<\/p>\n Predictably, this very minor, gentle, and polite request for decorum was blown out of proportion, or at least the media tries to do so:<\/p>\n Backlash was immediate. The public deemed the university Nazi sympathizers. One woman who identified herself as an alumna wrote on Facebook, \u201cTolerance for hate crimes and intolerance for resisting fascism? This is UMass Amherst now? Ashamed.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n The \u2018public\u2019 actually deemed the school as being \u201cNazi sympathizers\u201d? Our press really is losing their minds. I strongly suspect most members of the public who even care a little are pointing and laughing at the idiocy here. I rather believe more members of the public are afraid of vampires than Nazis, truth be told.<\/p>\n The university rejects the notion that they support Nazis, of course, but all of this misses the point of how insane so many of our campuses have become.<\/p>\n Imagine the backlash if instead of Nazis, some other group was targeted. If she had posted \u201cF*CK BLACKS\u201d for example, she would not have received a polite e-mail acknowledging her free speech rights but nevertheless politely asking her to take the sign down. Instead, a dozen or more administrators would have stormed her room to rip that sign down, rightfully fearful of the school being burned to the ground.<\/p>\n I suppose if she targeted white males, she would have been ok, but we\u2019ll leave such speculations to philosophers.<\/p>\n The comments section is quite literally all over the place, although a couple of commenters seem to \u201cget it\u201d with the two issues at stake (neither of which is addressed by the media):<\/p>\n Sir Karl Popper had it right: “In order to maintain a tolerant society, the society must be intolerant of intolerance.” Nazism is the poster child for intolerance, so the answer to the question headlining the story is “no.” The rejection of the advocacy of Nazism is not the same as having a dispassionate discussion of its history and impact. That said, college needs to be the place where students need to practice rational argument rather than telling others to “f#ck off.”<\/em><\/p>\n Indeed, we\u2019re supposed to be talking about things, not shouting obscenities. The student in this case would be surprised to learn just how many university\u2014as well as our own government\u2014policies were actively supported and encouraged by Nazism. Of course, if she had such an education, she might direct her hatred to the institutions and people actually doing her harm, instead of hating vampires Nazis.<\/p>\n A second comment does even better, addressing a larger societal issue which is caused by the madness on so many of our campuses:<\/p>\n Part of the issue here is that, too often, anyone (thought to be) to the right of Bernie is labeled a Nazi and treated as such–being either maniacally screamed at or outright attacked with actual physical violence,<\/em><\/p>\n Many of our students on campus aren\u2019t being trained to think. Instead, they\u2019re trained to hate Nazis with a burning rage. So, when a leader points at someone and shrieks \u201cNazi!\u201d the response is mindless shouting and violence, instead of a thoughtful response of \u201cwhat has he done to make you think he\u2019s a Nazi? Is he a threat so dangerous that we must have a violent response?\u201d<\/p>\n Campuses took decades to descend from places of education to centers of indoctrination. It will take years, minimum, before they can become education centers again.<\/p>\n This process, if ever it is to begin, can be accelerated by ending the student loan scam, reducing the high profitability of indoctrination.<\/p>\n www.professorconfess.blogspot.com<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"