Occupy Colleges and Universities Movement Part 2

Occupy Colleges and Universities Movement Part 2

Occupy Colleges and Universities Movement - make your demands heard loud and clear to your dastardly professors, deans, and administrators. Colleges and universities owe extreme amounts of retribution and responsibility to their students and alumni. Dastardly Colleges and universities are just as responsible as Wall-Street for the miserably poor job market and pathetic economy.

Learn about gang stalking retaliation aimed against people of color, gays, free thinkers, and activists that is perpetrated by college officials: http://www.stopcovertwar.com/gay.html

Featured article:
Corporate Culture: Poison For Whistleblowers by Brian Martin http://www.bmartin.cc/pubs/97whistle03.html

Learn about classism: http://www.classism.org/about-class/what-is-classism "Classism is differential treatment based on social class or perceived social class. Classism is the systematic oppression of subordinated class groups to advantage and strengthen the dominant class groups. It's the systematic assignment of characteristics of worth and ability based on social class."

Quote from Profscam by Charles Sykes:

"A bill of indictment for the professors' crimes against higher education would be lengthy. Here is a partial one: They are overpaid, grotesquely underworked, and the architects of academia's vast empires of waste. They have abandoned their teaching responsibilities and their students. To the average undergraduate, the professoriate is unapproachable, uncommunicative, and unavailable. They have distorted university curriculum to accommodate their own narrow and selfish interests rather than the interests of their students. They have created a culture in which bad teaching goes unnoticed and unsanctioned and good teaching is penalized. They insist that their obligations to research justify their flight from the college classroom despite the fact that fewer than one in ten ever makes any significant contribution to their field. They have cloaked their scholarship in stupefying, inscrutable jargon. This conceals the fact that much of what passes for research is trivial and inane. They have perverted the system of academic publishing into a scheme that serves only to advance academic careers and bloat libraries with masses of unread, unreadable, and worthless pablum. They have twisted the ideals of academic freedom into a system in which they are accountable to no one, while they employ their own rigid methods of thought control to stamp out original thinkers and dissenters. In social sciences, professors have created cults of pseudo-science more concerned with methodology and mindless quantification than with addressing any significant social questions. It has been the professors' relentless drive for advancement that has turned American universities into vast factories of junkthink. Their disdain for teaching and the arrogance with which they treat their students has turned the universities into the home office of educational mediocrity, poisoning the entire educational system from top to bottom." (Charles Sykes 1988, 5-7)

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[poocky100]

I used to think it was a sickness to be gay some guy told me he had studied it was actual physical mechanism in our minds tell us we are girls or we are boys. But regardless of your genitalia, it's your mind that tells you who you are and I believe now that people should be who they want to be. I used to think it was impossible for a child to grow up healthy unless they had a male and female figure ( I also thought single parents were at a loss) but now I know there are many different family mo

[dutytocareforothers]

@poocky100 It's great to hear from you. Accepting gay people and gay couples as they are is about growing up and realizing that society is not a uniform and monotonous mass. Diversity within society comes naturally and doesn't have to be manufactured or manipulated : diversity is already there.

[poocky100]

thanks dutytocareforothers. the other thing about me is regardless of my ignorance i never hated or had anything against them. never expressed my useless pov's in front of them and had gay friends.

[cgillyard]

Well done video. I wish this information was out 12 years ago when I graduated high school.

[rosenoirex]

@dutytocareforothers :-)

[rosenoirex]

@ :-)

[dutytocareforothers]

@rosenoirex That's wonderful insight. I'm glad you came forward with your viewpoints. Thanks.

[dutytocareforothers]

@rosenoirex Thank you for posting. Your comments are always welcomed here. 

[rosenoirex]

@dutytocareforothers Oh yes, the university DOES set one up for disillusionment. No doubt about that. If I had to do it over again, I wouldn't. I would have gotten a job at 18 and worked my way up. =/

[rosenoirex]

@dutytocareforothers I always resented feminism and reverse discrimination because women are expected to be "strong," proud, cold, unemotional, with "high self esteem," & bossy to men. Another thing that used to annoy me about feminism, petty as it may be, is the pronoun usage. If you by some careless error write "he" instead of "he or she" or "they," you were automatically labeled as sexist. Feminists also have a bad habit of calling other women sluts, which I always found offensive.