The spread of the existence and acceptance of reported “hurt
feeling offenses” across college campuses is something that is a
disturbing trend. Colleges are institutes of learning, and what they
teach students with these programs is entitlement and to be thin skinned
and thick-headed. When students are taught to scream for privileges
based upon their contrived minority components, they later become adults
with the same insistence. They are being taught to be demanding pains
in the neck, social malcontents, and agitators, in other words,
lifelong Democrats.
The hurt feelings police at the University of Portland in
Portland, Oregon have a new tool and a lower bar for infractions which
will enable them to issue “I Feel Sad” citations to students who dare to
inflict reality upon the university’s whiny cocoon larvae. While they
may not yet be butterflies, it is important to the school that they have
every means available to act like they are. What kind of butterflies,
you might wonder? Moths who see themselves as Monarchs.
The University has launched a new web page for whiners
called “Speak Up.” Students are encouraged to report any of the things
that they would just have to deal with in the real world. While it’s
called “Speak Up,” what it really should say is “Shut up or get a
citation.”
The website states,
“We ask members of our community to SPEAK UP and report alleged
incidents of discrimination and incidents of discomfort regarding
observed or experienced interactions of intolerance.” Does intolerance
include reporting somebody to the hurt feelings police for being
intolerant? Intolerance of intolerance would seem to be implicit in
every report. Is there a point of ridiculousness that invalidates claims
of intolerance?
Rachel Barry-Arquit, the UP director of marketing and communication, stated,
“The University of Portland takes seriously its responsibility to
provide an inclusive environment for all members of our community.”
The campus newspaper, the Beacon, reports it was the
recognition that “students of color feel isolated on campus” through the
widespread presence of “microaggressions” on campus that promoted the
need for the new program. There’s nothing like forcing people to be
interviewed by cops over some ridiculous preference seeking to make them
want to invite the liberal crybabies into their circle. How did we ever
survive as a species before all of these egghead control freak liberals
saved us from ourselves? Were microagressions really macroagressions
before the liberal cavalry rode in side-saddle?
In order to keep the options open for as many reports of the most
inane nature to be made, the creators of the site use the term
“incidents of discomfort” which they say “were intentionally broad as
each person within the community would likely describe a different
situation or experience that would define that description.”
Is being white sufficient to warrant a discomfort ticket if
some offended fairy is uncomfortable being around them? Will white
people report being intimidated by Black Lives Matters types standing
and chanting their hate speech? Will white folks even bother to report
what is too stupid for anyone other than an agenda driven agitator to
report? Will false corroborating stories like the poop swastika be used
to in an effort to garner some accommodation? Sure they will, and then
they’ll build on it. That’s the whole point.
Promoters of the site said,
“[W]e strive to promote a safe environment where all people can live,
work, and learn. We ask all of our students, faculty, and staff for a
willingness to enter into conversations that celebrate the backgrounds
of all people and foster an inclusive community.”
Celebrate the background of white people; really, they’re
going to do that? Of course not, they only celebrate non-whites, unless
they happen to be Muslim or an Hispanic White person. For the white
people who built this nation, what’s there to celebrate?
Those who don’t celebrate deserve to have the feelings
police called on them. They’re just mean, hateful, and intolerant. And
they haven’t been given permission to talk.
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