Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It shows multiple degrees from ivies don't mean anything when you are dealing with unwashed philistines from where some professors come. One of the greatest philosophers ever, Martin Heidegger, was a card-carrying Nazi party member.

So your lesson from this is that only "unwashed philistines" are racists?

Before Heidegger died, he was asked if he regretted joining the nazi party. Heidegger answered in a Der Spiegel interview that was published several days after he died: "No."

Don't expect old racists like Wax to change their minds in their old age. They'll die as bitter human beings.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It shows multiple degrees from ivies don't mean anything when you are dealing with unwashed philistines from where some professors come. One of the greatest philosophers ever, Martin Heidegger, was a card-carrying Nazi party member.

So your lesson from this is that only "unwashed philistines" are racists?

I just saw a very old review by one of this prof's students back in 2012 ( https://www.ratemyprofessors.com/ShowRatings.jsp?tid=561675 ): "A thoroughly unpleasant human being. Obsessed with her own victimization at the hands of forces she believes deserve blame for being victims themselves." Seeing this review was written in 2012, the student had an amazing antenna for bad vibes unpleasant human beings give off.

Anonymous wrote:It shows multiple degrees from ivies don't mean anything when you are dealing with unwashed philistines from where some professors come. One of the greatest philosophers ever, Martin Heidegger, was a card-carrying Nazi party member.

So your lesson from this is that only "unwashed philistines" are racists?

It shows multiple degrees from ivies don't mean anything when you are dealing with unwashed philistines from where some professors come. One of the greatest philosophers ever, Martin Heidegger, was a card-carrying Nazi party member.

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