Jesus ‘n’ Mo ‘n’ Regressives

November 22, 2017 • 8:15 am

My next post will be about the kerfuffle at Laurier University in Canada, in which a graduate teaching assistant was reprimanded for presenting her class with views deemed ideologically incorrect. (In one of her classes she showed a video clip of a television panel on the “pronoun” controversy to stimulate a discussion.) It’s a disgusting tale of a Regressive university’s efforts to enforce a particular point of view and keep any alternative from being presented—even though the teaching assistant’s own views aligned with those of the university—but, as you’ll soon seen, it ended fairly well.

The Jesus and Mo artist created a timely cartoon stimulated by this, and added a note in his/her/hir/their/its email:

The latest free-speech controversy at a Canadian university prompted this one. If the secretly recorded audio doesn’t make you want to resort to epistemic violence, nothing will.

Here’s the cartoon, called “micro”:

 

17 thoughts on “Jesus ‘n’ Mo ‘n’ Regressives

  1. My wife works at a prestigious liberal university, and as a ‘conservative leaning’ atheist (she, like myself feel that the left has gone completely off the rails), she is very much ‘in the closet’. She avoids any discussion of subjects like this, even when pressed — but apparently being neutral is dangerous too.

          1. “It’s her (very mild) conservatism that is dangerous”

            (very mild) conservatism??

            You’re married to HITLER!!

          2. Errm, slight gender inconsistency there, Dave. AFAIK Hitler was a male.

            (Of course, I’m guilty of wild sexist-stereotypical assumptions in thinking Jay’s wife must be female. I think I’ll just crawl back into my closet)

            cr

  2. “Epistemic violence”? Do they even know what ‘epistemic’ means? The only violence being committed in that situation is violence against the English language.

  3. Love that barmaid. What kind of school is that? If you come near it, run the other way.

    1. The Vice Chancellor, Deborah Maclatchy, sounds like a real politician. She will assemble a task force on this matter.

  4. That conversation sounded very much like how I imagine your first ‘informal talk’ with the Stasi would have taken place.

    And this prof. Pimlott seems to have some very Marxist ideas indeed.

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