Posted: 9/13/2025 6:54:41 PM EDT
| Faculty at Clemson all in on CK shitbird posts. Noted by DJT on Truth. Talk of special session of Legislature to trim funding. Some of the posts expressly called for killing more Conservatives. I think the sickness on campuses is pervasive. Id just as soon not be funding their calls to kill me. |
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They have stirred a hornets nest. The Lt. Governor, Attorney General, Ralph Norman, and others have all demanded action. More importantly, Thomas Alexander, Murrell Smith, and both finance chairs of the General Assembly, wrote a joint letter to Clemson. Somebody getting fired. |
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Definitely not the same school I went to several decades ago although there were definitely a few wackos, like a certain professor who had to mention queers, his time working in prisons, etc in every lecture. I'm fine with every one of them being fired. I found one employee related to asbestos removal and one "assistant professor of audio technology and global black studies" (  ), I can't find anything else listing names.
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It certainly solidified my refusal to let my kid ever go there. Sadly, it is a cancer in almost all schools these days. |
Louis L'Amour, “To make democracy work, we must be a nation of participants, not simply observers. One who does not vote has no right to complain.”
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Originally Posted By turtle2472: It certainly solidified my refusal to let my kid ever go there. Sadly, it is a cancer in almost all schools these days. Liberalism is a problem in every college / university with the possible exception of the faith based ones. And I don't mean the ones that are marginally faith based like Furman, but truly faith based like Liberty or (my alma mater) Erskine. My daughter plans to go to USC. I know already that it is a cess pool of liberalism. It is MY responsibility to teach her solid Christian values so she understands right and wrong. I do not depend on a school to teach her ethics. If I've done my job as a parent she will know that on her own. I am in no way second guessing your parenting choices. You raise your kids the way you feel is best, and that's all any of us can do. My point is that good values start at home, not at school. |
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Originally Posted By 57plymouth: Liberalism is a problem in every college / university with the possible exception of the faith based ones. And I don't mean the ones that are marginally faith based like Furman, but truly faith based like Liberty or (my alma mater) Erskine. My daughter plans to go to USC. I know already that it is a cess pool of liberalism. It is MY responsibility to teach her solid Christian values so she understands right and wrong. I do not depend on a school to teach her ethics. If I've done my job as a parent she will know that on her own. I am in no way second guessing your parenting choices. You raise your kids the way you feel is best, and that's all any of us can do. My point is that good values start at home, not at school. Originally Posted By 57plymouth: Originally Posted By turtle2472: It certainly solidified my refusal to let my kid ever go there. Sadly, it is a cancer in almost all schools these days. Liberalism is a problem in every college / university with the possible exception of the faith based ones. And I don't mean the ones that are marginally faith based like Furman, but truly faith based like Liberty or (my alma mater) Erskine. My daughter plans to go to USC. I know already that it is a cess pool of liberalism. It is MY responsibility to teach her solid Christian values so she understands right and wrong. I do not depend on a school to teach her ethics. If I've done my job as a parent she will know that on her own. I am in no way second guessing your parenting choices. You raise your kids the way you feel is best, and that's all any of us can do. My point is that good values start at home, not at school. I do not disagree with you at all. |
Louis L'Amour, “To make democracy work, we must be a nation of participants, not simply observers. One who does not vote has no right to complain.”
| Problem is kids at that age are very impressionable. The communists knew it and started exploiting it decades ago. Two of my cousins changed after they went to Clemson, but as noted, it's not specific to any school although some are definitely worse than others just as certain programs are more heavily infested. |