Thread: Students That Stormed ICE Official’s Lecture at Northwestern May Be Disciplined

by TOM CICCOTTA
29 May 2017

A lawyer for a student group that interrupted an event at Northwestern featuring an ICE official is “outraged” that the students may be disciplined by the university.

Community Activism Law Alliance’s Lam Nguyen Ho, who is representing a group of student protesters who disrupted an event featuring an ICE official, said his organization is “outraged” that university officials are considering disciplinary action against student protesters who recently disrupted a class session.

“This is a classic example of students responding to a situation that they feel very threatened by, very much traumatized and in pain over, because a space that they considered a safe place and a supportive environment for their education was threatened by the presence of an institution, a governmental agency, that has caused so much harm and so many atrocities against their families and their communities,” Nguyen Ho said.

The students disrupted a sociology class in which an official from ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) was present. They claimed that the presence of the ICE official on campus could be “dangerous and hurtful for undocumented people,” before storming the classroom.

According to the Daily Northwestern, the students walked into the classroom and demanded that the professor explain why she invited the ICE officer to campus.

Students then walked into the classroom but did not sit down, instead holding up banners and asking Redbird why she invited the ICE representative and if she had considered the possible effect the visit may have on undocumented students or students who know someone who has been detained by the federal agency.

A student columnist for the Daily Northwestern claims that the current practices of social justice warriors on campus are productive, arguing that their protest efforts are helping build them into future political leaders. The columnist, Matt Fulle, also suggests that free speech is less important than students being able to stand up against political injustice.

Fortunately, our current political climate is the perfect time to make this shift. Imagine if the student protesters of the ’60s and ’70s had been empowered by their institutions instead of being demonized in the news and popular culture. Today, some call us snowflakes. But imagine if our generation — the most highly educated and diverse generation in American history — left its campuses with the practical skills to mobilize and overcome political barriers.

http://www.breitbart.com/tech/2017/0...e-disciplined/

A student columnist for the Daily Northwestern claims that the current practices of social justice warriors on campus are productive, arguing that their protest efforts are helping build them into future political leaders. The columnist, Matt Fulle, also suggests that free speech is less important than students being able to stand up against political injustice.

But imagine if our generation — the most highly educated and diverse generation in American history — left its campuses with the practical skills to mobilize and overcome political barriers.

Oh you stupid kids aren't "social justice warriors", you're low-life criminals with no honor, no respect and no decency. You also aren't the "best educated" generation in American history either. You're the lowest poorest educated generation in American history. It's why business and industry is uninterested in hiring you. You're incredibly stupid, with no productive information, with tens of thousands of dollars of debt you can't repay because no one wants to hire you. Furthermore, because your "diversity" is illegal because you're illegal aliens or aiding and abetting illegal aliens, you won't pass background checks anyway.

Finally, your futures as "political leaders" is a figment of your poor educations, criminal status, and third world force tactics. You aren't Americans, and the more you show of yourselves, the worse your situation becomes, because your home countries won't even like you. They have enough trouble-makers, rioters, and anarchists of their own to deal with. So the likely outcome of your "warrior" activities will be jail. Americans don't spend our money educating people who want to overthrow the school or our government. That's not why we have colleges and universities, which is also why you shouldn't be in them to begin with.

Your type of "diversity" doesn't mean anything here in the United States. It doesn't help our businesses, industry, education, politics or people. It actually harms them. Here in the United States, what matters is what you know, what you can do, what you're willing to do, how much you cost, whether or not people like being around you (nice personality, gets along well with others), and whether or not you can follow rules, procedures, practices, policies and laws of our institutions, employers and government.

And your type of "diversity" is a huge fail on all levels in all categories. Time for you to pack up and depart before you're all thrown in jail.