Olga herself.
Posted on 12/28/2016 7:54:49 AM PST by Navy Patriot
But as we know, in today’s politically correct world, we aren’t allowed to talk about differences between the two sexes, or talk about how a woman would benefit from marriage to a strong man, etc. The liberals can’t handle certain concepts such as you mention..........
I wasn’t gonna say it outright because my position on this is already known, but you’re spot-on. There’s a reason why Democrats focus like a laser on female voters. They know that a woman ‘liberated’ from the direction and counsel of her elders and especially from her brothers/father/uncles is an easier mark.
For you women who break this pattern, God bless you, but we still need to plan our nation’s future based on the 90% of women who do or there will be dire consequences.
SMDH
More ‘narrative’ fake news.
I know it’s not news but what they are trying to do is impute this woman’s experience to millions in an attempt to create a fake impression that this type of mental illness is widespread.
The media do this ALL THE TIME for years on end. Sob story after sob story. Not just about this election but about everything.
When it was the financial crisis, we heard hundreds of thousands of sob stories about how people “lost their homes” but they never reported the underlying facts about how many (probably most) had overleveraged themselves to the hilt, and so had zero equity in “their homes” to begin with and then suddenly, as if by magic, they found themselves “underwater”.
So sick of this.
“whether they’re going to take a picture of me”
By past experience with “The Look” that all these leftist nutjob perfesser types have in common, any attempt to do so might result in serious damage to the camera! ;)
Here is the full text of that piece. Worth knowing about this deranged demagogue...
OCC should fire bully professor
Dec. 18, 2016 Updated 12:30 p.m.
By SHAWN STEEL / Contributing writer
Members of the OCC College Republicans hold a U.S. flag as a counter protest to other students, including those in the Feminist Club, who show their support for instructor Olga Perez Stable Cox during a campus rally in Costa Mesa, California, December 12, 2016.
JEFF GRITCHEN, ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER/SCNG
Should Orange County students be publicly shamed by their professor and forced to disclose their political beliefs?
This month, College Republicans at Orange Coast College raised that question by posting video of psychology professor Olga Perez Stable Cox in an extended post-election tirade attacking Donald Trump, Mike Pence and Orange County.
“We have been assaulted; it’s an act of terrorism,” Cox said of Trump’s election, who she considers a “white supremacist.”
If Cox’s political commentary seems out-of-place in a human sexuality course, just wait for her assessment of the community that pays her $162,000 every year in taxpayer-funded salary and benefits.
“Living in Orange County is scary when you know you’re surrounded by so many people that are so hateful,” Cox told her captive audience of psychology students.
Her extremist statements unrelated to the course material, coupled with her disdain for our community, are reason enough for concern. But, it’s what happened next that clearly crossed the line from offensive to inexcusable.
After her political rant against Trump and Orange County, students say that Cox demanded Trump supporters stand and publicly identify themselves.
“She tried to get everyone who voted for Donald Trump to stand up and show the rest of the class who to watch out for and protect yourself from,” Tanner Webb, a 21-year-old student from Huntington Beach told the Register.
Such behavior is inexcusable. Professors have a responsibility to present controversial topics on their subject matters and inspire critical thinking within a classroom. That can’t happen when a professor spews hateful rhetoric and bullies students into disclosing their political affiliations. By isolating a group of students as threats, Cox jeopardized the safety of the Trump supporters. Let’s not forget that professors are in positions of power — with the ability to determine a student’s grade and, in turn, academic future.
In response to the incident, Cox’s labor union — the Coast Federation of Educators, AFT Local 1911 — attacked the student for making an unauthorized recording in a classroom. Citing an obscure Education Code, the union has led the charge for disciplining the student — with talk of possible expulsion.
Only in the morally fluid, post-modern world of modern academia can a student be bullied by their professor, then threatened with expulsion for recording the incident.
Today’s college students have a weapon the Free Speech Movement of the 1960s never had: the ability to record. Those recordings of professorial intimidation and indoctrination have the power to break what Register contributor and Chapman University professor Joel Kotkin describes as progressive “social control and the consolidation of a cognitively determined world order.”
Thankfully, Orange Coast College students are resisting this academic intimidation. College Republicans have used social media to share their videos.
If there are to be substantial reforms for advancing free speech and intellectual diversity, those changes should begin at Orange Coast College. It’s time that our community — yes, the same people who Perez Stable Cox finds so “scary” — join their effort to resist the daily indoctrination by far-left extremists.
Bullies have no place in the classroom, especially at the front of the class.
What is the “course” this piece of human garbage supposedly “teaches”?
Your tax dollars at work.
Boo hoo f’ing hoo, Commie. You can dish it out but then you cry terrorism when people respond with mean comments?
I don't think you need the details, at least not before lunch.
She's 66. That horse has already left the barn.
Pravda has nothing on these clowns.
For her and her partners sake I hope it adversely affects her appetite
Reading the comments at the post it is very clear few understand that she created a hostile learning environment by calling Trump a terrorist etc.
Reaction to this is a pretty common psychological response to this type of hostility...either in the workplace or classroom.
“...this “gal” needs an additional name...”
As an evil, heterosexual, white, conservative male, I have learned from experience that it is best for myself and my kind NOT to become involved in either a conversation or any type of relationship with a woman that uses a hyphenated name or a hyphenated identity (African-American, Hispanic-American, Asian-American,).
Any such person is neurotic and in need of counseling and/or medication. We are all either male or female, hetero or homo. The rest of it is just another lame excuse to claim you are a victim of some imaginary slight in order to gain an advantage over your fellow citizen, neighbor or coworker.
This same article could have been written about anyone who publicly opposes the gay agenda, or about Scot Walker when he opposed the teacher unions. But I doubt those articles are ever written.
What a pu55y. And not meant in a good way either.
She needs a thicker skin
Yeah. Have her talk to some Marines who served in Iraq. Being mortared every day for months on end, and that was when they were not “in combat”. Having nightmares/withdrawal when they can no long sleep with a weapon while passing through Kuwait on their way back home.
Have her talk to little children whose parents are too evil or sick to care for them properly, and they end up in multiple foster care situations over years.
Have her talk to....well, the list could be very, very long.
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