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‘Ethics’ app at Clemson allows students to instantaneously report on each other with texts, videos https://t.co/jnorN3eCn7 via @collegefix

— The Legal Watchdog (@LegalWatchdog) November 30, 2022

There is a reason that the Soviet Union was a caricature of authoritarian abuses, and there is a reason that the Americans portrayed it in the way they did.

The things they did came about because they were “best practices” for a total communist dictatorship. You’re seeing all of those best practices introduced in America now.

The College Fix:

Students at Clemson University can now anonymously report real or perceived misconduct by peers, faculty or staff with a single text.

The public, South Carolina-based institution recently announced it would become the first university to offer campus-wide the “RealResponse platform,” described as an “anonymous ethics reporting app” and a way to make the school “safe,” officials stated in a mid-October news release.

The Clemson Athletics Department has used it since 2016, and now it is being expanded to everyone; Clemson students, faculty and staff can use the system to anonymously text administration reports of “misconduct and integrity issues.”

“Students, faculty and staff can now send anonymous text tips, including photos and videos,” the university stated in the news release. “Activity on the platform is monitored by Clemson’s Office of Internal Auditing and the Office of University Compliance and Ethics.”

Some students expressed concern.

“Clemson administrators want to encourage the reporting of misconduct, but the university already provides several channels for anonymous reporting,” Emily Cope, a Clemson undergraduate, told The College Fix on November 26.

“The difference with RealResponse is that students and faculty have the ability to make reports in real-time photos and videos. Third parties may be videoed or photographed without their knowledge or consent, and their alleged ‘misconduct’ permanently documented by the university,” she said.

“If there is a genuine concern, students should contact the appropriate authorities to intervene instead, not bureaucratic university officials whose real concern is protecting the university itself,” Cope said.

Editors of the Tiger Town Observer also argued that “a real-time text message reporting system hands university administrators unwarranted, discretionary power to investigate third-party individuals.”

“These individuals may or may not consent to be videoed or photographed for wrongful misconduct allegations that others deem as ‘harassment’ or ‘discrimination’ according to Clemson administrators’ arbitrary standards,” the student journalists said in an Oct. 18 editorial.

RealResponse, formerly RealRecruit, was founded in 2015 as a way for student athletes to “confidentially deliver concerns and feedback to their administration,” according to its website.

It has been used by more than 100 schools as well as amateur and professional sports groups, such as the Denver Broncos and Kansas City Chiefs.

The College Fix reached out to RealResponse via an online messaging form to ask whether they foresee any drawbacks to use of their services to report misconduct and whether they have plans to expand university-wide services to any other schools.

No response has been received.

“Encouraging and implementing safe environments for everyone at Clemson is an utmost priority for us, and this platform helps Clemson support those endeavors,” said Tracy Arwood, chief ethics and compliance officer and associate vice president at Clemson University, in a news release.

Tracy Arwood

“The addition of RealResponse to Clemson’s existing reporting channels provides yet another option to encourage the reporting of misconduct by ensuring that people have a variety of pathways to make a report.”

‘It really shows that our school cares about student and faculty wellness and makes me feel very safe to be here,’ student wrote

Clemson sophomore MaryKate Stewart stated she was unaware of the hotline in a text to The College Fix on November 21. However, she expressed a favorable view of the system as described in Clemson’s announcement and on RealResponse’s website.

“My initial thoughts on it are that it is a really great thing to have on our campus and in national organizations,” Stewart said via email. “From what I read, it seems to be something that can be anonymous, which is a really important aspect in reporting concerns. Many people won’t report certain concerns due to fear of backlash from their peers, staff, etc.”

“It really shows that our school cares about student and faculty wellness and makes me feel very safe to be here,” Stewart continued.

When asked how she feels about the prospect of students recording each other, Stewart responded, “I understand peoples’ concerns with this, but I think in general, people wouldn’t take advantage of the program like that.”

“These folks definitely have a point though,” Stewart said. “It brings up the ethics of new technology and how most things in life can be used for good and bad, and you just hope the good people use it for the right reasons and don’t abuse it.”

This creates a situation where everyone is always suspicious of everyone else. If you get reported, you don’t know who did it, and you’re looking at everyone in your life like they’re the characters in that board game Clue.

You can’t have an abusive authoritarian government where the people maintain basic social trust. You have to break the social trust, and make everyone think everyone else is their enemy. If the people are all against each other, none of them will be thinking about their common enemy, which is the government that put them in that situation.

Wew…

Antifa is literally the personal army of the globo-homo agenda.

And they personalize their targets.

Life Site News:

A conservative college student and a father at the heart of an ongoing battle over “transgender” children were evacuated by police from the University of North Texas (UNT) campus Wednesday evening to protect them from screaming leftist protesters storrming the halls.

For years, Jeffrey Younger has been locked in a legal battle with ex-wife Anne Georgulas over the latter’s efforts to “transition” their prepubescent son James into a “girl” named “Luna.” Georgulas has accused Younger of child abuse for refusing to treat his son as such, even as she has discussed subjecting James to “hormone suppression” between ages eight and nine, despite Younger’s insistence that his son prefers to remain a boy. Younger is currently running for a seat in the Texas House of Representatives.

The Daily Wire reported that on Wednesday evening Younger was attending a Young Conservatives of Texas event at UNT on transitioning children when the event was crashed by “at least” 70 protesters dressed in black, shouting epithets, and brandishing signs with messages about “hate speech.” Police entered the room to evacuate Younger and student Kelly Neidert, a Young Conservatives member who promoted the event. At one point, Neidert and an officer actually hid in a janitor’s closet to evade protesters.

Here's video footage from @kelly_neidert, a current member of the University of North Texas chapter of Young Conservatives of Texas who formerly served as the chapter's president, showing police escorting her from the building as protestors scream outside. pic.twitter.com/gjtiXeU7DZ

— Mary Margaret Olohan (@MaryMargOlohan) March 3, 2022

Here’s the moment Kelly finally got into a police car. Watch how the protestors react when they realize she’s getting away pic.twitter.com/nm3rZDnQvB

— Mary Margaret Olohan (@MaryMargOlohan) March 3, 2022

“Initially when we were first led out of the building to evacuate, I felt like everything was gonna be under control, but after I was chased into the building with a police officer, when we were in this janitor’s closet, I honestly was very scared,” Neidert told DW. “This stuff hasn’t ever really seemed scary to me. I guess I don’t really care about the backlash I received, but when I was literally hiding in a janitor’s closet with a police officer and the lights off with these people running in the hallway, screaming, I mean, at that point I was pretty scared for my life.”

Tensions continued outside of the building, when apparent confusion among officers on the scene initially prevented her from entering a police car with Younger. After an officer realized she wasn’t one of the protesters, “that officer starts chasing after the car and they were having some difficulty leaving because there were about, I’d say 150 people that were at the back of the building at that point, and so of course, all these people are swarming and not wanting the police car to leave,” she recounted.

“So we tried to get the car to let us in, but if they had opened the door for me, these protesters would’ve been able to get in,” Neidert continued. “So they were unable to open the door and that car just left. And so then I had these police officers running with me to these other police cars, but for some reason, nobody had the keys to the cars. It was pretty frantic. So we didn’t really have time to wait and figure out who had keys to which car. And so at that point, people have realized that it’s me out there. They started screaming my name and were chasing after us. And so we run into a nearby building and the police officer locks the door behind us.”

Police “had a whole plan to evacuate us and got us out of there,” Younger told DW. “I’m not sure I was afraid for my life, but I really thought we were going to get into it.”

It’s suspected that the intimidation display may have been the work of leftists following the Antifa group Elm Fork John Brown Gun Club, which tweeted that UNT protesters should be “proud of what you accomplished and wary of the media hype circulating your faces” before making its Twitter account

The incident follows left-wing outrage over a recent order by Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott directing the state to investigate surgical and chemical “gender transition” procedures performed on minors as child abuse. Since the order was issued, mainstream media headlines have teemed with misleading headlines accusing Abbott of criminalizing “gender-affirming medical care,” “bullying children,” insinuating that the state would start investigating any parent whose child “identifies” with the opposite sex, and even having a “death wish for trans kids.”

Before the incident, leftists began a petition to have Neidert expelled for “harassment towards the trans community,” stemming from a viral video of her being verbally attacked for printing out flyers for the event at the campus library. That petition has gained over 17,000 signatures; the altercation also elicited death threats against her.

A student at my university (University of North Texas) saw me and a friend printing flyers for our conservative club- he had a meltdown and stormed out of the library screaming at us. pic.twitter.com/O17BT0M28q

— Kelly (@kelly_neidert) February 17, 2022

Amid this inflammatory left-wing rhetoric, UNT president Neal Smatresk issued a statement giving lip service to “diversity of thought” and “honor[ing] our First Amendment rights, even when we don’t agree with others’ opinions,” while signaling that he shared left-wing activists’ disapproval and characterization of “those with intolerant views,” whom he endorsed “disempowering” by exercising the “freedom to express yourself and the freedom to walk away.”

“I know the last several days may have felt particularly difficult for the transgender members of our community, due to the intolerant views of a handful of campus members,” Smatresk said. “We have a variety of resources through our Division of Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Access to support you during your time at UNT, and we hope to offer you a safe place to heal and grow your support system.”

I thought this was just about what consenting adults do in the privacy of their own bedrooms.

Guess I must have missed something.

Attendance at Harvard can reach $70K a year

Harvard – from an elite college to the most expensive lobotomy in the world.

I trust you all know (((who))) you have thank for this, right?

The College Fix:

 A workshop at Harvard University on Tuesday night delved into the ins and outs of anal sex, with a presenter denouncing the “stupidity of abstinence” and the joys of “putting things in your butt,” according to a College Fix reporter who attended the event.

Did it also explain the joys of being a retard?

 The workshop was held as part of the Ivy League university’s Sex Week, which launched Monday and runs through Nov. 12. Titled “What What in the Butt: Anal 101,” the event drew nearly 50 students.

At one point the presenter leading the workshop passed out gloves and butt plugs to students as she offered instructions on anal relaxation techniques.

“Remember it’s all about practice, practice, practice,” said the presenter, Natasha, a representative of the Cambridge-based adult shop Good Vibrations.

Remember that time when some guys went to the moon? This^ is why it’s not happening anymore.

Showing students a special medical-grade butt plug, she said “a local guy named Greg makes these—salt of the Earth!”

Doesn’t that sting?

 Identifying the event with the sexual positivity movement, Natasha said the goal was to “encourage people to go after their desires and not feel shame.”

“Come up front guys, were gonna have some dirty fun,” she said as the presentation began.

Noting “not all men have penises, not all women have vaginas,” she added “the butthole is the great sexual equalizer. All humans have a butthole.”

I don’t understand how anyone can disagree at this point

A slide shown during the event listed other perks: “because it feels good,” “tantalizing taboo” and “increases truth/intimacy.”

The crowd appeared enthusiastic, asking detailed questions about anal intercourse. One guy even showed up in a hotdog costume.

“There are two types of people in this world, people who watch anal porn and dirty fucking liars,” Natasha told students.

When talking about things like this, we tend to forget that the “students” who go to these schools are usually just as dumb as the “teachers.”

She said she blames politics and religion for preventing young people from enjoying anal sex.

“You couldn’t be fucked in the ass in Texas until about 10 minutes ago,” she said.

How tragic. Literally worse than when Anne Frank was turned into detergent.

 The event closed with a raffle for expensive sex toys, including butt plugs and vibrators. The butt plugs used during the demonstration were handed back to organizers.

Students were also allowed to take whatever they wanted from a bountiful amount of male and female condoms, sex toy cleaners, and literature from Planned Parenthood.

How generous of whichever kike’s sponsoring you.

Anal 101 is one of a number of events as part of Harvard’s student organized sex week observance. Other events later in the week include “Beyond the Hub: Broadening Your Porn Horizons” and “Unleashed: Kink 101.”

Tuesday’s event was not the first time Harvard has hosted an anal sex workshop. It also did in 2014, The College Fix reported at the time.

Current members of Harvard’s student sexual education group, Sexual Health Education and Advocacy Throughout Harvard, or SHEATH, which organizes Sex Week, lobbied to bring it back.

If you live in the Anglo world, don’t go to college.

If you really want to do something that requires a college degree (being a doctor or something) go to a university in eastern Europe.

For a fraction of the price, you can get a real education without the non-stop brainwashing and filth.

If I had graduated college in America, I’d feel very ashamed of myself right now… Seriously, these places are nothing more than giant mental asylums.

Daily Caller:

An Arizona State University professor has expressed disappointment at the results of a study she conducted with around 20 women, all of whom consider gaining 100 pounds to be a negative thing. She expected them to embrace her views of fatness as a “liberatory” experience.

Read that again a couple of times. Do you get it now?

Breanne Fahs, a self-described “fat woman” who teaches Women and Gender Studies at ASU, was dismayed by the study in which “no participants described gaining 100 pounds as a positive thing to imagine.”

I’m shocked. Everybody is shocked, I’m sure.  Why would anybody think turning from a human being to a pig that can walk on it’s hind legs isn’t liberating and powerful? I mean it’s CURRENT YEAR!

Also, this is the “professor”:

Her fatness isn’t just “self-described”

I joogled this creature, sure that it has done retarded shit like this before. And yes, she has!

A few years ago, she offered extra credit to her female students if they stopped shaving their armpits. Armpit hair is a major feminist issue, and almost as liberating as type 2 diabetes.

 Campus Reform reported Thursday that the professor — who describes fatness as “liberatory” from the shackles of patriarchal society — claims that obesity is only considered unattractive because of “patriarchy, sexism, and oppression of women.”

Of course it is… If it’s weren’t for “patriarchy,” every man would wanna stick his dick in a woman that weighs as much as a baby whale.

If you hadn’t been brainwashed your entire life, you’d get a boner from this

Fahs published her findings in an article for the Women’s Studies International Forum, where she wrote that “the fear of fatness is far more extreme, exaggerated, and terrible than the lived realities of living in a fat body.”

The people who are experiencing these “realities” are subhuman and essentially braindead, so they’re not really bound to be afraid of anything…

She notes that in her survey, four women “shrieked in disgust” or “started laughing uncontrollably” when she asked them what they thought of gaining 100 pounds instantly. Unsurprisingly, the participants believed she was joking when she asked the question.

Fahs was also upset by the fact that none of the women she surveyed considered obesity to be positive in any way whatsoever, and that “no women identified fatness as physically or personally important (even hypothetically).” In other words, the women did not like the idea of becoming obese.

How am I supposed to even make fun of this? The Daily Stormer is a site that relies heavily on satire and hyperbole, but when reality looks like this, what am I supposed to do? These creatures are living satire, and funnier stuff than I could ever make up.

My inner panda is very sad right now…

 The professor says that fatness shouldn’t be seen as a negative quality because “feminist theory” suggests that the stigmatization of obesity is “connected to patriarchy, sexism, and the oppression of women.”

“That women did not identify the liberatory, political, or social implications of fatness seemed to reveal much about the contemporary framing of fatness as purely negative and solely based in stigma,” she claims.

She concludes that women shouldn’t be afraid of weight gain, and that “interventions that seek to lessen or buffer the intensity of women’s fear of weight gain could impact not only fat women’s lives, but all women’s lives.”

A massive increase in the risk of almost every disease known to man, lower mobility, lower quality of life, and you can’t even catch even run after the fucking buss… Totally the patriarchy’s fault.

Fahs views are in line with that of professor Jennifer B. Webb of University of North Carolina-Charlotte, who promotes fat acceptance by encouraging obese young women to post revealing pictures of themselves on Instagram.

This isn’t isolated to one university, or even just a handful of them. It’s endemic throughout higher education in the Anglo-Saxon world. Fat women repeating gibberish the kikes made up is the norm in these places, which is why I can’t really look at anyone with a degree from them as anything other than a moron.

 Obesity is one of the leading causes of health illnesses in the United States. The American Heart Association reports that obese people suffer an elevated risk of health problems including heart disease, stroke, high blood pressure, diabetes—all of which shorten lifespans and affect quality of life.

Don’t worry you dumb goy, it’s all worth it as long you’re fighting the patriarchy.

This is how you’re supposed to do it