OSU Admin lays down the law to SJW and protesters

It's good to know that OSU isn't taking any Shyte from whining babies! I really hope all other Colleges would follow suit. I feel bad for Mizzou for losing a ton of money for a low freshmen recruitment class, but at least all those current students are leaving the college.

Edit: Here is also a list of demands from these whining brats, WARNING: Completely lulz worthy

https://mgtvwcmh.files.wordpress.com/2016/04/reclaimosu-demands.pdf

I actually go to Ohio State, and this is the first time I've ever heard of this.

Well then, at least you're smart enough to stay away from those crazy kids ;)

Well, at least the admin will know who to expelled for not paying attention ;)

No no no!! They aren't on their way out! That's the problem. Regressive movements like this burrow into the fabric of the institution they want to conform to themselves. It's about control. They stay in school in order to control it to their ideals. These twats want the school to conform to their ideals, yet they dont even take them seriously enough to stop looking at their phones. They want justice, yet do not acquiesce to the fact that the University is not their home; they do not own the school with their tuition. They are students, not collective college stockholders.

I never understood why everyone thinks Algebra is so hard.... If you have trouble with it, then you need to refresh your fundamental math skills to master Algebra.

I think people tend to blow this stuff out of proportion. It's college, a place for changing who you are, entertaining new ideas, and thinking you know everything at the age of 18-23 or whatever.

We need to see the college students, not hear them. Pat them on the head, say "Oh that's nice", and quietly take comfort in the fact that for all their bark, they have no bite. I was a college student once, the shit I used to "believe" in then was silly. I was a different person before college, different during college, different after college...wasn't until I hit 31 that I finally said "**** it" and now I think I have some consistency in who I am.

The point I'm trying to make is this: college students talk a lot, they do very little, let them protest and "check privelage" and whatever new-age hippies do these days. Just trust that they will grow out of it the second they're out of their little bubble and need to get a job.

No offense intended to you xdude, I'm talking about college students as a whole, not you specifically, i.e. "a person is smart, people are dumb" kind of argument.

lol

And, God willing, you'll be a different person in another 5 or 10 years.

Edit: After re-reading this, it occurred to me that this sounds like I'm trying to be a jerk. I'm not.

To expound: Growth is good, being wrong or incomplete is OK, and hopefully none of us stop growing until we're 6 feet under.

There isn't a profanity in my vocabulary to correctly express my disdain towards these individuals. They are the future of our society and they are dicking around with an administration authority. AND THEY ARE PAYING FOR THIS PRIVILEGE.

Oh wait, either their parents are or they are here on loans they will never be able to repay.

@magicalclick: as far as I can tell you are combining two separate arguments from two separate groups of people. Well done.

As for the demands of the kids according to the pdf I actually agree with the first part and disagree with the second. People should have the right to know where their money is going. They don't really have the right to spend it, and then demand what happens with it after it's no longer theirs. The first part however could very well help them make the decision whether or not they wish to give their money to the school in the first place.

Keeping in mind that they are kids I think that the way they acted in the video was about as decent as expected. They engaged in a relatively calm, but admittedly not entirely respectful, dialogue with the people in charge. That's kind of the norm with young adults. They're not very good at being adults yet (which is made clear by the contrast of the older gentleman in the video who obviously has plenty of experience at being an adult), but you can see them moving in the right path.

Destroy the over represented by becoming the over represented.

Typical Nazi ideology.

That depends, are you going to adopt, hire a woman to be inseminated with you or your partners sperm, or wait for test tubing a child be really cheap? :P

I bask on the glory of the crushing student debt that these sheltered individuals will soon have to face.

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haha no harm :D and yeah I hope I am a different (in a positive way) person in 5-10 years. Hopefully sooner...

You don't seem very up-to-date on the world. This is the millennial mindset to a T.

If they don't do well in school, it's not because they are stupid, or didn't try, it's because someone, somewhere has it out for them because they have labelled themselves to be some "thing" and that person doesn't like their particular brand of "things".

Guys, let's put things in perspective and not become angry old men yelling at clouds:

1993

http://www.newsweek.com/whiny-generation-194042

1986

http://www.nytimes.com/1986/11/16/business/l-the-non-savers-176286.html

1960s

http://lyrics.wikia.com/wiki/Bye_Bye_Birdie:Kids

Edit: Not sure why Gamespot has gotten so flaky with links lately.

It's become far worse than it ever has been now. They are making in-roads in law making and getting people to treat them, legally, as special snowflakes and give them privileges over others.

Are these millenials like blue moons

.. These students are going to be in for a rude awakening when they enter the workforce and realize that their employer isn't going to tolerate even a fraction of this kind of behavior..

Discharged as in? That's some of our future. Like the egg in the hot skillet from the 1980's, this movement needs a PSA about them telling impressionable kids how/why to avoid such poppycock.

That's if they can even land a job with a Gender Studies degree, Art Appreciation degree, or even a Philosophy degree.

As a millenial myself, I can safely say I don't look forward to a life living alongside people such as those in this video. I dread to think they might someday be my co-worker, boss, or in some position of power in politics or elsewhere trying to dictate the way others live their lives.

I also dislike that millenials seem to be the most either uninformed, or misinformed of the bunch, and are seemingly apathetic to truly relevant world events.

It seems to make a rather dangerous combination. I'm always reminded of books like 1984 when I see videos like this, or the videos from Missouri State, Yale, etc. as well as the numerous articles about the PC culture, Black Lives Matter, and the like.

Following the same logic, your employer should have the right to know how you spend your paycheck. He should then be able to fire you if he feels that your spending habits are found to be distasteful. What about your rights? You cannot consider something your right if that right infringes upon another's right to privacy and still consider yourself a reasonable person.

Say they did receive a transaction ledger as per their demand, would they go on to demand an explanation on how those organizations distributed their funds until every red cent was located in its current form? When you consider something to be reasonable that is unreasonable, then nothing is beyond reason. There's no end-game.

Protesting/demanding such trivial nonsense is like calling the Fire Department and reporting a fire every time someone strikes a match and expecting them to show up in a timely fashion in the event of an actual fire.

The problem with these students is the idea that their world view is so constricted that the only injustice they can find is in the distribution of their tuition that was volunteered by either themselves or by someone else on their behalf. It's the self-centered notion that injustices can only be done unto them. The IRS unconstitutionally taxes the income of millions of individuals annually without explanation yet no one gets a receipt. There are plenty of "real" protests/demands to be made that don't require a pretense.

lol wut? 16th amendment bro.