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I also think that it's a big problem and was thinking that not mentioning it would be an easier way to deal with it (i.e. expel the perpetrators). Expelling stu
by a_square_peg 5y ago
I also think that it's a big problem and was thinking that not mentioning it would be an easier way to deal with it (i.e. expel the perpetrators). Expelling students who harass other students, or giving death threats (for the case of Emerson) should be a relatively straightforward decision without getting politics involved.
- cronix 5y agoPro-CCP students from China harassing an Anti-CCP student (or at least one critical of) from China while guests at a college in the US, about that students expression on his views of Tienanmen Square while in the US. Also, it seems, based on those statements made in the US, his family is being persecuted back in China. How does one separate politics when it's entirely political?
- a_square_peg 5y agoIf we can agree that a student harassing another student while being enrolled in a US university is not acceptable under any situation, this should be able to be dealt with without mentioning 'China' at all. When I said separating political, I meant not bringing 'China' into the issue. As an example, if there was a clear case of assault by a perpetrator (in a different situation), even if there was a hate crime involved, the fact that an assault took place should be enough to press charge.