The creepy cult of modern faux liberalism

Your reply is what is unoriginal, and blithely ignores the problem, while maintaining a smugness that doesn't equate to the intellect involved. Much like black leaders, particularly the demagogic variety, who do not point out or concentrate on what will alleviate much suffering and death in the black intercity communities of cities like Chicago, Baltimore and Detroit. Find someone else to put the blame on, remain eternal victims and wards of the welfare state, and turn to crime rather than doing what it takes to succeed: the vicious, self-perpetuating circle which you continually ignore in your pompous pronouncements.

 

Or, like all my friends of color, get a degree, get a job, maintain a family. There are no excuses necessary when hard work is applied.

 

 

I was born in Detroit and have lived in the area for 50+ years. I could recount a litany of experiences that bolster what I have said.

 

But it's such a heart-warming story!

You would have a better picture of academia of course, but the term as I used it (and is generally meant by those who also use it) is 1: How universities are becoming sterile and homogonized, crackdowns on what professors can teach and even say (of course this could be a catch 22 since it may stem from the students behavior) and the general sense it's becoming more about pushing kids through to the degree over education. And ya know, there's the belief schools are operating more like businesses, with cutting costs and paying "management" more, with more and more levels of management that many academics seem to think useless. Perhaps these latter points are debated but I do believe the sterile claim is very true, and you say it yourself departments themselves have much blame. 

No doubt, the internet and social media is not a bad thing, when I said freedom I meant it, and it does indeed provide more power to the grassroots, but with that does come some disturbing mentalities. Not that it causes them, just it provides an outlet.