I was going to say "Many are, some aren't." But I looked into it, and it's a tiny, tiny fraction, apparently. Less than a tenth of one percent of college students (at least according to a quick web search) are under eighteen. That's wild. My situation wasn't normal, as I was homeschooled, so had more free time, but I was taking some local community college classes for a couple years before I was an adult.
But, even if there were a bunch of kids running around there, I agree it's still disingenuous framing from the people criticizing Gutfeld, to act like he's sexualizing a bunch of kids. He wasn't sexualizing anyone and, yeah, practically all of those in question would be adults anyway.
"College kids" don't really exist. Which, again, surprised me. I wonder if the data I found was accurate. I was sure more minors were going to college, but it doesn't seem to be the case.
Almost all kids taking college classes are doing so online, not on campus. Also everyone knows what you mean when you say "college kids" and its not high school kids.
College students are adults. We need to stop letting the left continously extend adolescence.
I was going to say "Many are, some aren't." But I looked into it, and it's a tiny, tiny fraction, apparently. Less than a tenth of one percent of college students (at least according to a quick web search) are under eighteen. That's wild. My situation wasn't normal, as I was homeschooled, so had more free time, but I was taking some local community college classes for a couple years before I was an adult.
But, even if there were a bunch of kids running around there, I agree it's still disingenuous framing from the people criticizing Gutfeld, to act like he's sexualizing a bunch of kids. He wasn't sexualizing anyone and, yeah, practically all of those in question would be adults anyway.
"College kids" don't really exist. Which, again, surprised me. I wonder if the data I found was accurate. I was sure more minors were going to college, but it doesn't seem to be the case.
Almost all kids taking college classes are doing so online, not on campus. Also everyone knows what you mean when you say "college kids" and its not high school kids.
Agreed. I was just surprised that there are, apparently, barely any actual college kids. I'd thought they were some.
But, yes, when people talk about "college kids" they are in fact talking about adults.