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Where do I talk about who's firing the first shot? I didn't and I don't think that. You're just inventing a version of what I said that is easier for you to res
by anm89 4y ago
Where do I talk about who's firing the first shot? I didn't and I don't think that. You're just inventing a version of what I said that is easier for you to respond to.
Sure, this guy is responding to what the original professor said. And he's being notably more aggressive. And my point is that if you're main motivation was being driven by compassion, that's not how you'd act. That's not what he's doing though, he's trying to damage someone he disagrees with to score points for what he perceives to be "his team" and doing it under a false facade of compassion.
It's just a gang fight. He's trying to damage the other team to support his team. So at least don't be surprised when the other team fights back.
- mlyle 4y ago> And he's being notably more aggressive. I don't agree. I think the second that you decide to reply-all and call equity training Maoist propaganda, you're being pretty damn aggressive. I also think that having comics that ridicule other peoples' identities posted outside your door is not so awesome or unaggressive. The training is likely Duke's implementation of training requirements under Title 6 and Title 9 to continue receiving federal funding, and the professor's attendance is almost certainly contractually required. Deciding to reply all and lecture everyone about it is pretty cheap and aggressive.