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It really matters how it’s presented. But we don’t know those details. All we get are insinuations. If you want to assume horrible things about this professor
by pyuser583 4y ago
It really matters how it’s presented. But we don’t know those details. All we get are insinuations.
If you want to assume horrible things about this professor you now can. As bad as your imagination allows.
- prepend 4y agoGood point, the context is important. If I wanted to sho someone was a homophobe, I would provide that context. Since the accuser didn’t do that it’s much more likely that the accuser is stupid than the lecturer is a homophobe. They have a few quotes from the lecturer that talks about this and provides more detail and it seems like it was presented factually. There’s probably some recorded copies as he said he frequently gives that lecture.