Idiotic "liberal" first year Uni student syndrome

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The most fun thing about this video for me is that some self-important wankers will miss the point entirely and make complete fools of themselves. It will be fun to poke them with sticks.

For the slow learners, this video is not saying all first year uni/college students are idiots. I'm simply saying that when they are given new information, a lot of people have the tendency to behave as if they were the first person to ever have such insights. It's kind of dumb and, trust me, as you get older, you will become embarrassed by the young you.

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[AussieOddball]

First year Uni syndrome? I like it! SO true!

[AngryAussie]

@AussieOddball Absolutely

[bladedswordjam]

Actually, this is me in Year 11. I decided to take on Maths, Physics and Chemistry, Year 12 Statistics (Further Maths) alongside Year 12 International Politics. I guess I learnt pretty quickly because it was literally the worst year of my life.

[AngryAussie]

@bladedswordjam At least you learned

[blueheeler25]

I'm a uni student myself, and a lefty. The school I went to didn't encourage critical thinking and it wasn't considered "cool" to openly express your political views etc either, mainly due to the idea that you were, in some way, trying to be better than everyone else. When I first started uni, I came across students who felt the need to make it look as if the knowledge they had made them better than other students or people who didn't attend uni and that their opinions mattered more...wankers!

[AngryAussie]

@blueheeler25 It often happens

[SuperKittyPancake]

People got to start somewhere.

[AngryAussie]

@MrSystematica Good for you!

[MrSystematica]

dont worry, i'm a lefty- AND not a uni student! i work full time, and in my mid 20's