SRK Lounge: Ronin was here

[Manx]

Uhh… this judge just basically ordered me to go to sensitivity therapy at the cost of a $1000 retainer and $200/hour.

What… the fuck…

all this because I canceled my petition for my wife’s citizenship. Which she ended up still getting anyway, even after our immigration attorney gave me my money back because we had no chance in hell of passing the exit interview. The lawyer basically said that it was a lost cause AND my ex was threatening to disappear to Mexico with my kids. Why would I NOT cancel the damn petition?

But this social worker, who is hisanic and obviously very pro-immigration rights, thinks I did it just to be controlling.

http://i.imgur.com/5o6jEwa.gif

Hence… therapy. At the cost of… all my god damned money.

This is why we need to reform family courts. And this shit actually worked out favorably for me. Imagine going through all that shit and not getting anything like so many men do. I’m lucky I have a job where I can afford to defend myself. If I didn’t, I’d basically be subject to whatever she says happened.

And still subject to what one so-called “expert” thinks. This dude is just salty 'cause he thinks another Mexican is getting oppressed. My wife wasn’t even over here undocumented! She could have gotten her residency fixed when ever she wanted to, she was just too busy being a victim to do it on her own.

FUuuuuck, I’m so mad after reading this fucking services agreement. Yet another grand DOWN THE FUCKING DRAIN! that could be Disney World money. By the time I’m done with all this shit my kids will be so old they won’t even want to go anymore. Fucking legal system is unfair as shit.

:tdown:

[SNAAAAKE]

dat 16oz bottle snapple peach is such a tease…I finish that with one sip :mad:

[Exodus_1]

double post of holy shit:

A depressing new poll demonstrates the extent to which open contempt for free expression has become the default position of college students: a slim majority of surveyed students support regulating permissible speech on campus, and 63 percent believe trigger warnings should be mandatory.

That’s according to a forthcoming survey in New Criterion’s November issue, The Wall Street Journal reports:

To put some numbers behind that perception, The William F. Buckley Jr. Program at Yale recently commissioned a survey from McLaughlin & Associates about attitudes towards free speech on campus. Some 800 students at a variety of colleges across the country were surveyed. The results, though not surprising, are nevertheless alarming. By a margin of 51 percent to 36 percent, students favor their school having speech codes to regulate speech for students and faculty. Sixty-three percent favor requiring professors to employ “trigger warnings” to alert students to material that might be discomfiting. One-third of the students polled could not identify the First Amendment as the part of the Constitution that dealt with free speech. Thirty-five percent said that the First Amendment does not protect “hate speech,” while 30 percent of self-identified liberal students say the First Amendment is outdated.

We should be clear about what these results mean. It is not merely the case that most students like trigger warnings and think responsible faculty ought to include them. No, students think trigger warnings should be mandatory. Their concerns about the emotional needs—real or perceived—of their classmates comes first; the faculty’s free speech rights come second.

Given the rest of the results, it’s worth wondering whether students’ plainly awful views on this subject are born of pure ignorance. It seems to me this oddly popular, patently false idea that hateful speech is an illegal category of expression might inform students’ views on speech codes and trigger warnings.

It also seems clear that many young people—particularly liberal young people—see the First Amendment as an obstacle to be overcome, rather than a fundamental bulwark that safeguards their own rights. This is a significant social change; the ‘60s leftists, for instance, properly understood that advocates of radical ideas had to fight for unfettered expression for all in order to guarantee that their own views would be shielded from repression. But perhaps campus leftists can no longer imagine a world where their ideas are broadly vulnerable to censorship—they see the First Amendment as something that only racist, bigoted conservatives need.

Freedom of speech is not just one of many important freedoms, but a precondition for being able to recognize and articulate all others. Put another way, it’s the First Amendment for a reason. The fact that college students don’t think they need the sort of protection it offers—and in fact view it as a hindrance—is reason for great dismay.

https://reason.com/blog/2015/10/26/new-poll-most-students-favor-mandatory-t

Is 800 a big enough sample size? What are these people’s majors? Obviously wtf… but, who are these people?

It’s scary to think that a generation of college students DON’T want free speech. They need to understand it’s because of that first amendment that they can speak their mind, even if it is out of ignorance and nonsense.

I’m so sick of this idea of “trigger warnings” BS.

I’ll give you a trigger warning when I’m about to say trigger warning. Oh by the way, uh, trigger warning on that last sentence.

And that one.

That’s the inside of a Kingdom Hall BTW***.

***Also Million’s living room.

[dab00g]

90s r and b best getting busy music

I remember smashing to what a man by salt n pepa and en vogue

Or girl sucking d to weak

Fucking aaliyah and janet are so good to smash to. Then you got smooth stuff from d’angelo

Nah i am 30, but fuck current day r and b

Nobody being as sappy as all 4 one

Nobody fucks like 90s kids

[Shadow_Ace]

Stop frontin’ out here, Neesa. That exact statement is in “How to Understand a Woman Vol. 1”. Chapter 6, paragraph 4, to be exact.

We know

No, small child. Please don’t box me in with basic bitches. If I wanted to invite him, I would’ve done it over a PM cause it’s none of ya’lls business. You might wanna read the footnotes, nigglet. That coy shit works when you’re interested. Thanks though.

jesus…

[SoVi3t]

Is there no way to argue that shit?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwLWNXFH2rg

oh wait, yeah this is another one of those times that chant is utterly useless.

[BB_Hoody]

THere was absolutely no reason to pick the damn desk up with her in it and still drag her out of it like a rag doll. you know if she would have broke her neck (and she might be injured, idk) i hope she sues the ever living fuck out of that school and police department.

Ok the officer could’ve used less or more tactful controlled force. I’ll give ya that. But force still had to be used in that situation. What else where they suppose to do? Have the class stop until she decides when she wants to comply and leave? That’s not fair to students who actually want to be their and learn. When one just says fuck authority like that and refuse to listen or be reasoned with. There’s no middle ground. Either you let them do what they want or you make them do as they’re told.

[SoVi3t]

THere was absolutely no reason to pick the damn desk up with her in it and still drag her out of it like a rag doll. you know if she would have broke her neck (and she might be injured, idk) i hope she sues the ever living fuck out of that school and police department.

Ok the officer could’ve used less or more tactful controlled force. I’ll give ya that. But force still had to be used in that situation. What else where they suppose to do? Have the class stop until she decides when she wants to comply and leave? That’s not fair to students who actually want to be their and learn. When one just says fuck authority like that and refuse to listen or be reasoned with. There’s no middle ground. Either you let them do what they want or you make them do as they’re told.

I hope she got expelled after she got hip checked.

People who are playing SFV…is the multiplayer ranks a little better now, or do you still face 20k BP Akuma’s when you use a 200 BP character?

[Exodus_1]

Also my poopie looking knife came in today:

Spoiler

https://res.cloudinary.com/mediocre/image/upload/c_pad,f_auto,dpr_1.0,h_300,q_80,w_300/ixtvm6aulrx6hdzu5ihq.png

[Manx]

Push the desk out into the hallway to deny her the stage for her theatrics. Deal with her.

That’s all you had to fucking do. Far less strenuous than brute force, and also doesn’t subject an entire classroom to violence. I have seen 80 lb. math teachers drag students out of class in their desks and lock the door behind them. Shit’s almost no brains required.

:tdown:

[SoVi3t]

Push the desk out into the hallway to deny her the stage for her theatrics. Deal with her.

That’s all you had to fucking do. Far less strenuous than brute force, and also doesn’t subject an entire classroom to violence. I have seen 80 lb. math teachers drag students out of class in their desks and lock the door behind them. Shit’s almost no brains required.

:tdown:

So you wanted him to use force, but not the force he used?

In the time it took him to drag her desk, would she have just sat still and not acted out?

c’mon Manx, you’re better than this!

[Manx]

I doubt there’s much else she can do while being dragged in a desk. Body block her from standing and move the damn desk. It’s not even science.

[SoVi3t]

I doubt there’s much else she can do while being dragged in a desk. Body block her from standing and move the damn desk. It’s not even science.

I’m glad you can look 8 moves ahead and know how that broad would have acted. Cop de-escalated that situation the best way he could.

I love how you’re missing the bigger issue, about how she should have just fucking behaved like a human instead of a fucking animal .

[Manx]

I play jungle. I’m always 8 moves ahead.

:tup:

[ThePurpleBunny]

goddamn

http://www.click2houston.com/news/video-shows-school-officer-tossing-student-in-classroom/36062612

cant embed the video.

This reminds me of a time in high school that two bitches got into a fight just before the first class started. It began in the hallway and spilled into the classroom I was in. Took a couple cops to step in and break it up, and one cop had one bitch pinned down in the seat of a desk. Dude was actually sitting on her to keep her still. She kept trying to tell him to get off her in the most out-of-breath ways possible. Most of us watching just laughed.

Though I think that still compares 2nd to the fight that happened in study hall. Study Hall at that school took place in the cafeteria during non-lunch hours, so you can imagine how that got.

[dab00g]

Unlike epidemic who thinks he can fight a chimp in the jungle

[Manx]

I fucking hate Wu Kong.

[Phantom_Angel]

People who are playing SFV…is the multiplayer ranks a little better now, or do you still face 20k BP Akuma’s when you use a 200 BP character?

We don’t know how the matchmaking works yet since the beta was entirely random. SF4 didn’t even have matchmaking, though. You played whoever you joined or whoever joined you. Since the lobbies are chosen by the players and the characters are chosen after the players are, there’s no way to regulate who plays who regardless of points.

[BB_Hoody]

Push the desk out into the hallway to deny her the stage for her theatrics. Deal with her.

That’s all you had to fucking do. Far less strenuous than brute force, and also doesn’t subject an entire classroom to violence. I have seen 80 lb. math teachers drag students out of class in their desks and lock the door behind them. Shit’s almost no brains required.

:tdown:

C’mon Manx you can’t be serious. I don’t know what High school you went to. But in my high school, with the kids they had. The teacher’s and security had to assert dominance over us or be walked on. So the tactic you’re talking about wouldn’t fly because these kids were bold enough to get in teacher’s faces and threaten them. Hence why we had people working in the school who’s sole job were to deal with rowdy and unruly students. Like you would dead ass only see these dudes when the Teacher’s felt threatened enough to call them in or when they’re patrolling the halls. Combine that with the metal detectors at the entrances, patrols in and around the school, security watching us during lunch. It was borderline prison. And I don’t blame them for managing the school in such a way. Kids were fucking crazy.

[Manx]

I went to a mixed-race suburban area school and I was a heavily-sheltered AP student. No metal detectors. One cop on duty that most the kids were cool with. I think he even got in trouble for giving a kid weed or some shit. I don’t remember. No shootings, no knifings. We had Wednesday Crips and Thursday Bloods, though. I honestly got confused about who was part of which gang throughout the week. None of them nearly as terrifying as the theater students. Basically what little hood rat shit we had going on I distanced myself from and never saw any of it.

My school was fucking HUGE. At one point it had the highest fertility rate of any HS in the country. It’s currently 77% latino. But it was never hood. You guys in NY and Cali can keep your Dangerous Minds and yo Coolio. we’ll take 90’s era Michelle Pfeiffer though.

edit ~ I remember a funny story. I wasn’t able to take Honors Economics because it conflicted with Jazz band, so I got stuck in a “regular” class for the first time ever. My teacher used to make an example of me saying “Manx is from my honors class. I wish all of you were like him.” LOL by the end of that semester I was the #1 class clown and screw-up, basically cruising through the class and cutting up all period. We did a stock market trading game and our group came out like third in the entire country and my teacher was like “well, you make me look good in this contest, so I guess I can over look your behavior in class.” seriously, I got away with so much shit in that class. Good times.

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