WhatsappThe sad thing is that the woke progressive norms that pervade so many of the college campuses today are not bottom-up. The attitudes are top-down. Calling on generic genocide of Jews is only antisemitic rhetoric if it leads to conduct against Jews. This kind of garbage is what Presidents of the best universities in America today actually believe. Good and evil are almost never clearly defined as moral relativism reign supreme. Note that the Presidents of these Universities are not necessarily even anti-Jewish. They are simply confused on the most basic issues of morals. The most obvious questions actually become complexities in the minds of these seemingly intelligent people.
The presidents of @Harvard, @MIT, and @Penn were all asked the following question under oath at today’s congressional hearing on antisemitism:
— Bill Ackman (@BillAckman) December 5, 2023
Does calling for the genocide of Jews violate [your university’s] code of conduct or rules regarding bullying or harassment?
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Douglas Murray points out that the Presidents of these Universities seemed like they were using ChatGPT type answers in order to protect their universities from legal repercussions. However, when Murray then asked ChatGPT the same questions that the Presidents received, ChatGPT got it right, thereby proving that ChatGPT is more moral than these heads of universities. These civilization shifts have been happening over the last few decades, but only now are the results beginning to be seen by masses of people.
There are masses of antisemitic Professors and students on college campuses all across America. They have the backing of University Presidents. But if a student has the gall to laugh at a student for arguing that they have decided to define themselves as transgender, then they could very well find themselves suspended, or worse, shamed online. Microaggressions are treated more seriously than outright calls for genocide. This is NOT just a problem of Generation Z. This is an issue that has penetrated to the very pinnacle of the leadership of scholarship. But what is amazing is that so much of the confusion is indeed top-down.
