Anonymous wrote:These snowflakes are going to have a hard time engaging in professional/corporate world if they cannot tolerate an opposing point of view without throwing a hissy fit.

That’s what they said when we protested the South African apartheid regime and demanded divesture. They were wrong then and you are wrong now.

Anonymous wrote:These snowflakes are going to have a hard time engaging in professional/corporate world if they cannot tolerate an opposing point of view without throwing a hissy fit.

You are throwing a hissy fit. They were engaging a peaceful protest.

Anonymous wrote:These snowflakes are going to have a hard time engaging in professional/corporate world if they cannot tolerate an opposing point of view without throwing a hissy fit.

Again, there's someone throwing a hissy fit, and it's not the people who walked out.

These snowflakes are going to have a hard time engaging in professional/corporate world if they cannot tolerate an opposing point of view without throwing a hissy fit.

When I went to college, I had no idea how my friends voted.
Now we are at at point that the liberal (and likely conservative) novices can’t sit in a room and listen to someone across the aisle?

And worse, people cheer them on?!?!

Anonymous wrote:More people walked out on Glen Youngkin's speech at VCU than walked out of Jerry Seinfeld's speech at Duke.

Guess one is getting breathless coverage on MSM sites?

Jerry Seinfeld is much more newsworthy of a person than Youngkim. This isn't some big conspiracy

I’m a conservative and I want the knuckleheads to keep it up. Looking forward to Chicago!

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Anonymous wrote:Fragile crybabies ruin a celebration because they got triggered. Just don’t show up in the first place.

Someone sounds fragile and triggered, but it's not the people who walked out.

The poster has a point though.
If you don't like something, don't attend and selfishly make it about you.

But they wanted to make it about themselves. That was the whole point. If they just didn’t show up, no one would’ve even known.

It’s all about THEM.

The whole point of a protest is for people to notice it.

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Anonymous wrote:Fragile crybabies ruin a celebration because they got triggered. Just don’t show up in the first place.

Someone sounds fragile and triggered, but it's not the people who walked out.

The poster has a point though.
If you don't like something, don't attend and selfishly make it about you.

But they wanted to make it about themselves. That was the whole point. If they just didn’t show up, no one would’ve even known.

It’s all about THEM.

Nope not this time.

Youngkin deserves the walk out.

Any Republican would.

This is not bad behavior by students this is why we live in the US.

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https://www.wric.com/news/local-news/richmond/vcu-graduates-walk-out-of-commencement-ceremony-in-protest-as-gov-youngkin-began-keynote-speech/

Good for them. What a shitty, unpopular governor.

+1

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Anonymous wrote:Fragile crybabies ruin a celebration because they got triggered. Just don’t show up in the first place.

Someone sounds fragile and triggered, but it's not the people who walked out.

The poster has a point though.
If you don't like something, don't attend and selfishly make it about you.

But they wanted to make it about themselves. That was the whole point. If they just didn’t show up, no one would’ve even known.

It’s all about THEM.

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Anonymous wrote:Fragile crybabies ruin a celebration because they got triggered. Just don’t show up in the first place.

Someone sounds fragile and triggered, but it's not the people who walked out.

The poster has a point though.
If you don't like something, don't attend and selfishly make it about you.

Anonymous wrote:Fragile crybabies ruin a celebration because they got triggered. Just don’t show up in the first place.

Someone sounds fragile and triggered, but it's not the people who walked out.

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Anonymous wrote:All 12 of them!

It was more than 100 people (I was there - I’m a local)

We believe you!!!!

Just at the footage. It was clearly a lot of people - NOT 12.

Anonymous wrote:More people walked out on Glen Youngkin's speech at VCU than walked out of Jerry Seinfeld's speech at Duke.

Guess one is getting breathless coverage on MSM sites?

What are you talking about. There was major coverage of Jerry Seinfeld and Duke.