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Joined: Sep 22 2008 Posts: 289

So, last weekend, at my school, we had a lockdown on campus. Some dude allegedly beat the shit out of a Muslim girl with a gun, and was still on the loose.

Throughout the weekend, the students at the school flip. We have speeches, protests, and posters everywhere. The students organized a sit in. A. Fucking. Sit. In. I have no idea why. As if they're going to sit down until the prejudiced , violent idiot feels so sowwy that he turns himself in.

Anyway, it turns out that there is no prejudiced, violent idiot. We learned this weekend that the Muslim girl made it up and falsified the charges, and was then herself arrested. Why the hell would someone do something like this? Is there a point? People piss me off sometimes.

Posted: Oct 19 2008 08:42 pm

That's pretty lame.

Did she have a buddy beat her up so she looked convincing? Confused

Joined: Sep 22 2008 Posts: 289

I dunno.

I stayed the fuck out of the whole mess. The stories ranged from a regular beating, to an assault with a gun, to a sexual attack. I still don't know what the official police report was.

Posted: Oct 19 2008 08:51 pm

Well word of mouth alters any story beyond comprehension in about 3 minutes flat.

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i did it.

in the back of a taxicab.

Joined: Aug 24 2005 Location: Mount Holly, NJ Posts: 1062

I don't get sit ins either. Or "protests" against things that are obviously bad like domestic battery. It's not like there is a pro-domestic battery group out there to protest against.

"Oh, you are organizing a demonstration as to why domestic battery is bad? No need. I agree."

Same deal in this instance, I feel- unless those sitting in have something they feel is going under-represented. Either way, they look like douches now.

Joined: Aug 26 2007 Posts: 2752

She did it for the sole purpose of getting attention. Some people are so desperate to get noticed that they are willing to go to any lengths to get it. Hell their are some mothers who attentionaly make their children ill to get noticed by them and nurse them back to health. The proper punishment for these people is to be thrown into solitaire.

And the fact that she is of a discriminated minority and allowed such shit like protests to go on really makes not only her but the school and protesters look like asses.

Joined: Sep 22 2008 Posts: 289

Kubo wrote:

I don't get sit ins either. Or "protests" against things that are obviously bad like domestic battery. It's not like there is a pro-domestic battery group out there to protest against.

"Oh, you are organizing a demonstration as to why domestic battery is bad? No need. I agree."

Same deal in this instance, I feel- unless those sitting in have something they feel is going under-represented. Either way, they look like douches now.

Sit ins used to work against businesses that discriminated against minorities and the like , but there's absolutely no point in a sit in for something like this. It's protest for the sake of protest, which is stupid. For all they knew the (fictional) guy who did this could have been sitting right next to them, laughing his ass off on the inside. That's what I would do if something I did caused a sit in.

Posted: Oct 19 2008 10:30 pm

We had a lot of sit ins back in high school. All around the flag pole (which I thought was a stupid place for a sit in), They protested war and violence andthis and that. And they did it whenever some one had died. I guess they protested death? Or something?

Gah. They even did it when things like prayer in school were debated. This was a Christian group of kids and I assumed only did this so much because they got attention for it and the school let them.
I did it occasionally after I figured out I got extra credit in my classes for skipping class and hanging outside.

Joined: Aug 05 2008 Location: CA Posts: 867

Ok, I happen have a history class in college that I am taking. In this class is a Muslim girl that goes off on angry rambling rants every five minutes.

No exaggerations every five minutes she is yelling at the top of her lungs about how America is going to fall and that the government is trying to oppress her. I actually have to close my ears she is yelling so load. The teacher has done little or nothing to stop her from doing this. The whole class revolves around her rants and it's a three hour class. She is bat shit nuts. Also none of her rants are even close to coherent and make no sense at all.

I am planning on going to the administration next Friday to complain. I am pissed that I paid almost 500 dollars to sit and listen to some nut job for three hours a week.

Posted: Oct 20 2008 04:18 pm

Isn't it funny that a lot of the time the person yelling the loudest has the least idea what's going on?

Posted: Oct 20 2008 09:58 pm

Blackout wrote:

Isn't it funny that a lot of the time the person yelling the loudest has the least idea what's going on?

Like Loud Howard, I guess?

Joined: Sep 17 2007 Location: The Opium Trail Posts: 3475

What exactly is "campus lockdown?" Unless I misinterpreted this as a college campus.

Joined: Sep 22 2008 Posts: 289

JRA wrote:

What exactly is "campus lockdown?" Unless I misinterpreted this as a college campus.

That's just sorta what everyone's calling it, it's wasn't like everything was locked. Alarms went off and everyone was told that there was police activity on campus and to stay in their rooms and away from windows.

Joined: Apr 09 2008 Location: Pennsylvania Posts: 3112

Lottel wrote:

We had a lot of sit ins back in high school. All around the flag pole (which I thought was a stupid place for a sit in), They protested war and violence andthis and that. And they did it whenever some one had died. I guess they protested death? Or something?

Gah. They even did it when things like prayer in school were debated. This was a Christian group of kids and I assumed only did this so much because they got attention for it and the school let them.
I did it occasionally after I figured out I got extra credit in my classes for skipping class and hanging outside.

Sit-ins are only useful on certain occasions. Workers who believe they are being treated unfairly can stage a sit-in to stifle their business's production. Or there were the kids in the south who protested segregated restaurants by sitting in the whites-only section.

Posted: Oct 21 2008 12:53 am

Oh I understand the importance and power of properly thought through peaceful protest.
But these were not those. They were pointless and for attention.

Joined: Apr 09 2008 Location: Pennsylvania Posts: 3112

Lottel wrote:

Oh I understand the importance and power of properly thought through peaceful protest.
But these were not those. They were pointless and for attention.

That's what I was saying. Their methods really had no effect on what they were doing, and had little to do with the problem.