Here we are at CSU. The claim that we examined with the students was "Colorado State University Campus police (CSUPD) should be abolished." Currently, we are on a charter bus to Dartmouth College for our event tomorrow, May 4, 7 PM at Moore Hall, room B03. If you are in the area, please stop by as it is open and free to the public.
Good grief, these kids are brainwashed. I graduated from CSU 20 years and do not recognize what it has become. The first girl sounded like a robot malfunctioning and spitting out random nonsensical progressive sound bites. Thank you to you and your team for your work. If there’s a chance I’ll consider supporting my kids going to college, any college, when they are older, it’s only because of people like you.
This was interesting. Justice versus safety was key for me in policing. I like asking people to look at what evidence would persuade them to alter their opinion, yet I can sympathize with remaining unmoved like the black woman’s stance on race. If I saw statistical evidence that antisemitism isn’t rising, becoming systemic on the Left, that Jews aren’t being expelled from progressive circles, I would hold fast to my belief because it’s what I experience. At what point does data override one’s own experiences?
Anyway, it’s refreshing to see you fostering this place where people are free to discuss their opinions, not be censored for them, and urged to think through what evidence would sway them. It’s liberating just to be able give voice to these thoughts.
It’s also nice to see you and your crew all smiling on the bus. Congrats to this successful encounter at CSU.
Good luck in Dartmouth. Is being a Masochist part of your job description?
Good grief, these kids are brainwashed. I graduated from CSU 20 years and do not recognize what it has become. The first girl sounded like a robot malfunctioning and spitting out random nonsensical progressive sound bites. Thank you to you and your team for your work. If there’s a chance I’ll consider supporting my kids going to college, any college, when they are older, it’s only because of people like you.
This was interesting. Justice versus safety was key for me in policing. I like asking people to look at what evidence would persuade them to alter their opinion, yet I can sympathize with remaining unmoved like the black woman’s stance on race. If I saw statistical evidence that antisemitism isn’t rising, becoming systemic on the Left, that Jews aren’t being expelled from progressive circles, I would hold fast to my belief because it’s what I experience. At what point does data override one’s own experiences?
Anyway, it’s refreshing to see you fostering this place where people are free to discuss their opinions, not be censored for them, and urged to think through what evidence would sway them. It’s liberating just to be able give voice to these thoughts.
It’s also nice to see you and your crew all smiling on the bus. Congrats to this successful encounter at CSU.
Thank you for what you’re doing. It’s so painful to watch, though. I can only imagine how hard it is to go through it.