SJWs Were Once Cute, Lost Puppy Dogs, then College Happened!

Institutions of higher learning in America have become like one of those villainous pricks; who after adopting a baby Pit bull, will beat and starve the poor creature intermittently, over a span of several years, all-the-while training it to act like a rabid beast.

Then, when their political opponents within the student population have speaking events; the colleges let loose the dogs of war, in order that they may punish law-abiding pupils with threats, force, intimidation, and sometimes violence.

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Lately, they are even going so far as to make these heretical non-conformists, pay for the security needed to protect them against the college-sponsored attack dogs.

I must say, it's a relatively novel way to stymie free speech on campuses in America, but it's not going to work, and they are going to lose in the long run. Especially after they've been sued into an oblivion.

Take for example the illustration that I used of a Pit bull owner, and his poor abused dog. What'll happen all too often; is that the dog will be shot, and the owner jailed.

Now obviously, in real life we would neither want nor advocate that any of these events turn into real violence. Yet if they are not careful, and the students that are being physically attacked decide to defend themselves; it will not only get ugly, but also over with very quickly!

Ultimately, you may end up having parents of a dead college critter, sue the school for warping their snowflake’s mind in such a way that caused in them, an uncontrollable urge to "defend themselves" by initiating violence against people that they consider to be ISTS, and PHOBES.

IMAGE: Courtesy of internet meme.

Back in the day when I attended grade school, the very first thing I learned was the phrase “sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.”

I remember being truly astonished at the profound truth offered in that saying. In fact, it left such an impression, that I find myself talking to you about it today.

I don’t think they teach that anymore in grade school, and it’s a crying shame that in College they are teaching the inverse of that very simple, and great wisdom.

Inspired by: Modern Educayshun, news clip , and this Pixa bull.

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