Dalhousie student faces disciplinary action over Canada 150 post

I earnestly hope Dalhousie sends a strong message to anyone such as this misguided SJW that there are consequences to every action and that spewing her brand of hate is totally and completely unacceptable in our country.

I earnestly hope Dalhousie sends a strong message to anyone such as this misguided SJW that there are consequences to every action and that spewing her brand of hate is totally and completely unacceptable in our country.

You know how the right-wing has been energized in Europe and the USA?

Yup: Things like this will energize the right in Canada.

Another immigration success story!

This is not an immigrant success story. She was born here. This is a story of how well-integrated the next generation is, and how they're so totally assimilated they're just like us!

This is not an immigrant success story. She was born here. This is a story of how well-integrated the next generation is, and how they're so totally assimilated they're just like us!

Whoever signs off on their parents being allowed in should be deported themselves to whatever country they came from as punishment for their lack of foresight.

Someone told someone else to kiss their ass on Facebook? Trump tweets worse things than that every day!

I don’t agree with her but I don’t see what all the fuss is about.

I see a bunch of cry babies all around. First off the DSU said that they would not participate in the Canada 150 celebrations. Thats a GOOD thing! Does anyone really want these people around when they are trying to have a good time? I wish the left would start boycotting special events in the States, I might start going to more of them. Its their presence in their ridiculous costumes (huge vagina suits, etc.) their disruptive behavior (destroying public and private property) assaulting people, starting riots, blocking streets, etc., that ruins events for everyone else. The more boycotting from the left the better! Michael Smith had every right to write his reveiw of the DSU in the National Post. He pointed out the hypocrisy of the DSU and their censorship in deleting negative comments on their facebook page. Unfortunately the DSU is not a government organization. They can censor all they want to. Michael Smith can rightly point out what a bunch of lightweights the DSU are by creating their "safe space" deleting negative comments.

Masuma Khan writes a nasty anti white article. People are rightly upset about. They are free to tell her off as well. My problem is when the school tries to punish her for her free speech. The DSU has no official connection to any university. The university has no more business trying to punish her for something that she wrote on her own free time than they do trying to punish me for writing this post on this forum. Let her speak. Let everyone know where she really stands on the issues. Give her enough rope to hang herself. We bitch about the left being offended and wanting the government to "do something" when their safe space bubble gets burst. I don't want to duplicate their whiny reprehensible behavior. I do not need any government agency or university to protect me when I am offended by someones words. I can speak for myself. I can choose to quit supporting the DSU if I choose to. I can vote Masuma Khan out of office if I choose to. i can choose to not hire Masuma Khan if I am an employer. I can boycott her business if she owns one.

Deport her. Permanently. You don't like our traditions and values? Fine. Get lost.

Yet another ingrate that our idiot PM fully supports. Disgusting and disgraceful.

-J.

Normally I would agree with you. I'm making an exception here. Why? First, universities have, under intense pressure from people like Khan, put themselves into the business of policing just this sort of 'offensive' and 'intolerant' statements from their students and faculty, wherever it occurs. Second, there is no question, NONE, that if the roles were reversed, Khan would have been the first to lay an outraged complaint and demand the white student be expelled and that the entire student council be forced to undergo sensitivity and anti-racism training.

BTW, no, you cannot choose to stop supporting them. The university requires students to fund them and other such student unions at Canadian colleges and universities to the tune of millions of dollars every year.

Normally I would agree with you. I'm making an exception here. Why? First, universities have, under intense pressure from people like Khan, put themselves into the business of policing just this sort of 'offensive' and 'intolerant' statements from their students and faculty, wherever it occurs. Second, there is no question, NONE, that if the roles were reversed, Khan would have been the first to lay an outraged complaint and demand the white student be expelled and that the entire student council be forced to undergo sensitivity and anti-racism training.

BTW, no, you cannot choose to stop supporting them. The university requires students to fund them and other such student unions at Canadian colleges and universities to the tune of millions of dollars every year.
I agree that Ms. Khan would be the first to complain and make demands. I just think that universities should get back to the business of educating first, and secondarily preparing young people for life as an adult. All this "safe space" crap is NOT preparing anyone for the real world. No one is going to step in and save the day when you offended in the real world. I get offended multiple times a day at my job. It is part of working with the public. Everyone wants to take out their bad day on me. I have to suck it up and deal with it. I can't imagine what people in retail and food service go through. That amount of abuse I probably could not deal with.

I did not know that students had to financially support the student union. Thirty seconds of research proved that to be the case. I stand corrected sir. The fact that my money is involuntarily supporting Ms. Khan, I would want a lot more say in taking her to task. Still I would prefer that the universities stay out of it altogether. Quit forcing students into paying money to these organizations if they are indeed separate from the university (as the university claims), and quit trying to censor "offensive" speech that happens off of campus property.

Oh I don't know maybe because she is a racist who posted a racist remark. Maybe that's what all the fuss is about.


"white fragility can kiss my ass. Your white tears aren't sacred, this land is."

Golly, guess who won. School chickens out, Islamic campus assholes emboldened to be even more obnoxious.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scot ... -1.4371332

Universities shoulld not protect students from upsetting opinions. That's the least of the problems they'll face in the real world.