Politička korektnost

[Hella]

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može ali samo ako će deo gradiva da bude sprečavanje svetskog džihada i genocida nad hrišćanima    

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3311716/Christians-face-wiped-Middle-East-TEN-YEARS-killed-ISIS-forced-flee-persecution-warn-Catholic-aid-groups.html

Edited November 13, 2015 by Hella

[3opge]

genocid je Srbinu

lepota i raj

to vas deco uci

cika Jova Zmaj

[mustang]

genocid je Srbinu

lepota i raj

to vas deco uci

cika Jova Zmaj

 

ovaj tvoj haiku povuci po svojim brabonjcima a onda svojim jezikom polako degustiraj. sram te bilo, pritiskam report za ovu odvratnu glupost koju si lupio.

 

Jednog Velikana ti koristis za svoja sranja.

[Аврам Гојић]

[Кристофер Лумумбо]

zena zmau!

[Ryan Franco]

[gospa buba]

Jebiga, presušili štiftunzi, pa se razmišlja o prelasku na državni budžet.

pa okasnili su malo, kad su perjance pretrchale ihahaj <_<

[mackenzie]

Malo o pc-u od 3:20

 

[Prospero]

Fraj u 10 puta manje reči to isto

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqPcjm-X5GQ

[Krošek]

meanwhile in usa

sporo ali neumitno opada privlacnost apsolutno shvacene slobode govora

 

ako mene pitate, meni drago

kao da su oni vrliji od ostatka sveta pa zasluzuju bolje slobode.

[Pontijak]

Pročitao sam ga ja. Na šta mislisš? Ova priča o posebnom, očigledno izbornom. predmetu o genocidu je umobolna.

 

malo me brine ona ideja sa dualnim obrazovanjem narocito u kontekstu ovog predmeta

[Hella]

Dhimmitude is a neologism borrowed from the French language. It is derived by adding the productive suffix -tude to the Arabic noun dhimmi, which refers to a non-Muslim living a restricted life as a second-class subject of an Islamic state.

 

 

svaka zemlja ima svoju maju gojković 

 

An Italian headmaster has been forced to resign after he scrapped his school’s Christmas carol concert following the Paris attacks in a move that sparked outrage across the country.

 

Marco Parma, 63, decided to ban traditional festivities at Garofani school in Rozano, near Milan, so as not to cause offence to non-Christian pupils.

 

Instead he planned to organise an evening of song in January, transforming the event into a winter concert rather than a celebration of Christmas.

 

But the move provoked anger among parents of pupils at the school, riled politicians of all stripes and prompted calls for intervention by the education minister.

 

Matteo Renzi, Italy’s prime minister and leader of the Democratic Party, expressed indignation that political correctness had been allowed to get in the way of such an important part of Italian culture.

 

“Discussion and dialogue does not mean to say we can drown our identity for the sake of a vague and insipid form of political correctness,” he told Corriere della Sera. “Italians, both non-religious and Christians, will never give up Christmas."

 

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/italy/12023603/Italians-outraged-after-headmaster-scraps-Christmas-carol-concert-following-Paris-attacks.html

 

[Prospero]

America’s higher education brought low

 

George F. Will Opinion writer November 25

 

 

Give thanks this day for some indirect blessings of liberty, including the behavior-beyond-satire of what are generously called institutions of higher education. People who are imprecisely called educators have taught, by their negative examples, what intelligence is not.

 

Melissa Click is the University of Missouri academic who shouted “I need some muscle over here” to prevent a photojournalist from informing the public about a public demonstration intended to influence the public. Click’s academic credentials include a University of Massachusetts doctoral dissertation titled “It’s ‘a good thing’: The Commodification of Femininity, Affluence, and Whiteness in the Martha Stewart Phenomenon.” Her curriculum vitae says she has a graduate certificate in “advanced feminist studies.” Advanced. The best kind.

 

University of Missouri law students, who evidently cut class the day the First Amendment was taught, wrote a social media policy that included this: “Do not comment despairingly [disparagingly?] on others.” A grammatically challenged Ithaca College professor produced this cri de coeur regarding the school’s president: “There have been a litany of episodes and incidents during his tenure here which have led to frustration because, when brought to his attention, the view of the protesters is that he has been unresponsive.” Symptomatic of Ithaca’s intellectual flavor is another professor, who says agriculture is “capitalist, racialized patriarchy.”

 

The University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee, an irony-free campus, declared the phrase “politically correct” a microaggression. The master of Yale’s Pierson College said his regrettable title reminds distressed students of slavery. Wesleyan University’s student government threatened to cut the school newspaper’s funding because it published a column critical of campus leftists. Wesleyan created a “safe space,” a.k.a. a house, for LGBTTQQFAGPBDSM students (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Transsexual, Queer, Questioning, Flexual, Asexual, Genderf---, Polyamorous, Bondage/Discipline, Dominance/Submission, Sadism/Masochism).

 

A Washington State University professor said she would lower the grade of any student who used the term “illegal immigrants” when referring to immigrants here illegally. Another Washington State professor warned in his syllabus that white students who want “to do well” in his “Introduction to Multicultural Literature” should show their “grasp of history and social relations” by “deferring to the experiences of people of color.” Another Washington State teacher, in her syllabus for “Women & Popular Culture,”warned that students risk “failure for the semester” if they use “derogatory/oppressive language” such as “referring to women/men as females or males.”

 

The University of Tennessee’s Office for Diversity and Inclusion, worried that students might be uncomfortable with gender-specific pronouns (“he,” “she,” “him,” “her”), suggests gender-neutral noises (“ze,” “hir,” “xe,” “xem,” “xyr”). The University of California system’s sensitivity auditors stipulated that “hostile” and “derogatory” thoughts include “I believe the most qualified person should get the job” and “America is the land of opportunity.” The University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point’s list of racial microaggressions includes “America is a melting pot” and “There is only one race, the human race.”

 

Some Johns Hopkins University students proclaimed themselves microaggressed by the possibility of a Chick-fil-A restaurant on campus. (Chick-fil-A’s chief executive defines marriage as Barack Obama did until 2012.) Mount Holyoke College canceled its annual production of “The Vagina Monologues” because it is insufficiently inclusive regarding women without vaginas and men who, as the saying goes, “self-identify” as women. “Gender,” said a student, “is a wide and varied experience, one that cannot simply be reduced to biological or anatomical distinctions,” and the show “is inherently reductionist and exclusive.”

 

Writing in the University of California at Berkeley paper, two geographically challenged students objected to a class featuring Plato and Aristotle and other “economically privileged white males from five imperial countries (England, France, Germany, Italy and the United States).” A branch of the University of California at Irvine’s student government passed a resolution against the display of flags. Written by a student in the School of Social Ecology ( “transformative research to alleviate social inequality and human suffering”), the resolution said flags are “weapons for nationalism” and “construct” dangerous “cultural mythologies and narratives” and “paradigms of conformity” and “homogenized standards” and interfere with “designing a culturally inclusive space.”

 

Students on Columbia University’s Multicultural Affairs Advisory Board suggested trigger warnings for persons who might be traumatized by reading, say, Ovid’s “Metamorphoses,” wherein some myths portray bad sexual behavior. But a feminist blog warned that the phrase “trigger warning” itself needs a warning attached to it because it might remind people of guns. But, then, the word “warning” might [substitute word for “trigger”] fright.

 

So, today give thanks that 2015 has raised an important question about American higher education: What, exactly, is it higher than?

[Bujodrag]

Evo ovde, detaljnije.

 

http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2015/09/the-coddling-of-the-american-mind/399356/

 

Microaggression 

Edited December 4, 2015 by Bujodrag

[Krošek]

jebiga kada ne postoje ustanovljene granice, onda ljudi izmisljaju svoja pravila. u takvoj zero-sum utakmici ideja za ocekivati je da se izgubi sredina. ta sredina za kojom amerikanci vape ali koju uglavnom ne uspevaju da dozovu u svest (edit: jos uvek, ali pitanje je vremena) je zabrana govora mrznje. svi ovi fenomeni, sigurni prostori, mikroagresije su spinofovi, da ne kazem metastaze naopake koncepcije da ljudi treba da budu zasticeni od usmeravanja mrznje ka njima, kao da je to pozitivno pravo, umesto da onima koji bi da sire mrznju to trebalo biti zabranjeno.

posto odredjeni treba da budu zasticeni odma ce da se jave "zastitnici" i tu naravno onda imamo sapunicu ko je pravi zastitnik, ko je bolji zastitnik itd i sl.

Edited December 4, 2015 by Krošek