There's not enough info here for me to take a side.
My parents new neighbors had a pitbull that was well behaved, but decided to get a second one. Nightmare animals. It would strain against it's leash tearing up the grass furiously trying to attack you for stepping into your own backyard.
If someone decided to shoot that particular dog to get rid of it, let's just say I'd tell any cops investigating that I didn't see anything.
Dunno, isn't this just a reflection of how out of touch a lot of the course material is...followed up by that the world they go into is "do what the authority figures tell you?".
I'd say maybe 80% of what I learned in high school was a waste.
And while there's some ominus things to that last one, we're just not breaking new ground in new fields any more. In a good job someone else figured out how to do things. In a shitty job someone shows up every month/week/meeting telling you to do things in a new stupid different way and you're expected to go with it if you don't you won't have a job.
There's some element here of professors living in their ivory tour and being completely out of touch.
Yeah, I knew how these would go when they started based on similar experiences with my family.
They always know right where their behavior wouod be considered abusive and they creep right up to it and carefully sit just a tuny bit short of that line.
That's the least fake thing about this story, feminism is about women complaining about other women - but replace the 2nd word with the word "men".
Literally everything they complain about is something their mothers, sisters, female friends, etc are the ones doing 90% of the time.
Fake sex accussations go back centuries in american politics.
Biden just put up a monument to the political power of white women making fake rape accussations.
It's actually not even a little bit new, bizarrely. It's as tradotional jailing your opponents for "treason" or starting a war to stay in office.
It's a pattern they use for propaganda.
First way makes entirely false but highly emotional claims.
Second wave falls back to realistic claims in words but with the same over the top emotion of the wave of lies.
It's not a coincidence or mistake.
Elon said they're being paid to build a seperate version of starlink for the military. Keeping in mind this thing happened like a year ago, I think it's highly likely the US government did not want him to extend the range at the time. Apparently everyone changed their mind later but that was later.
They wrote a letter of support for a friend who was charged with rape. Why? Apparently, they think they are So Important that we need to know that they like this fellow.
It's something that the people behind this aren't hiding that it's literally an accusation of witchcraft.
Once you're accused your friends are supposed to immediately abandon you.
Banana Republic is an understatement to describe this.
Typically, MeToo cultists take your job, they don't go to court with it.
There's a story of escalation.
It's like someone who is fascinated with dead animals at first, then they move to killing live animals, then they move to torturing live animals then killing them, then one day some they're upset with a person and no one is around...
These narratives escalate exactly like that. It's not driven by a person with a consistent belief that doesn't change.
It's simply a tool for older boomers to retain power and control.
Cult leaders found the easiest way to control men was to get the women around them to degrade and humiliate them. The left is the part of the-worst-of-women and they love walzing into 2 people younger than them heading towards getting together and completely screwing them over.
I've seen this several times now, it's a deliberate propaganda technique.
1. Make huge lying claim that triggers emotions.
2. In a few days it's realized it's a lie but it sorta resembles what really happened.
3. You continue with the strong emotional hysteria of the original lie with the new milder facts.
It's a very deliberate propaganda technique.
The pro-immigrant stuff in the US is because the US was a huge and largely unpopulated country and they needed more people to come over to fill it up.
Look at the size of the 13 original colonies vs the entirety of the US.
The issue is, that went on for decades...centuries? And of course eventually the US does fill up.
It's possible though that the owners know saying it's a pitbull will sound bad so they choose to call it a different breed name thst doesn't sound like pitbull. While the actual animal is a pitbull or another unstable variation.