The entire lecture is ruined as soon as the teacher gets that one outspoken student.
(Yes, I understand it’s scripted. Speaking hypothetically of course)
MacarioTala on
Ok sir, that’s cool and all, but should I go get Alexis now? She’s kind of missing the good part.
ExtensionAd664 on
Which Movie / Series?
themoviedb on
DrBrainologist on
The bad acting and bait music ruins it 😂
RAT-LIFE on
Fuck this was so stupid
AnOddSprout on
this seems directed at certain individuals.
FUThead2016 on
“Excuse me professor, but wasn’t this supposed to be Math 101?”
CuteCardigans9 on
The lady who was ask to leave the class, how would she get the message?🤔
boundpleasure on
BS; a professor has an unfair power advantage over their students; that same professor without tenure would sing a different song.
JamIsBetterThanJelly on
Critical thinking is learned, practiced, and nurtured. People don’t think critically naturally. They believe. Critical thinking is developed in several ways, but the most effective is through peer-review and this professor just gave the students the fastest peer-review lesson I’ve ever seen.
Leonardish on
There has been an overabundance of focus on “Freedom” in the US the last 20 years, with little regard for “Justice”. The Freedom people want to be able to get exactly what they want, often when the rights of others are trampled on. Holding freedom paramount is just Darwinism – survival of the fittest. Justice means that laws are established to protect the rights of all people, especially minorities and the marginalized, and the power of the government enforces justice. Tyrants often push “Freedom” because it allows for the removal of justice and fair play in a society.
Least-Yellow6653 on
“What you have just learned you should digest with intermittent stock photos and a royalty-free stock music”.
Scoopski_Patata on
So he taught them a lesson. Meanwhile, that girl is walking around outside, feeling upset and confused. She didn’t learn anything and thinks she is not wanted in that class ever again. 🤔
Electrical-Clue-4119 on
How were they supposed to know if he was being unfair to Alexis ? Maybe there was a reason for kicking her out but they don’t know.
Mondood on
Basically, a modern take on this old poem made for the current day.
First they came for the Communists
And I did not speak out
Because I was not a Communist
Then they came for the Socialists
And I did not speak out
Because I was not a Socialist
Then they came for the trade unionists
And I did not speak out
Because I was not a trade unionist
Then they came for the Jews
And I did not speak out
Because I was not a Jew
Then they came for me
And there was no one left
To speak out for me
Martin Niemöller
MaxPower836 on
Shes halfway back to her dorm by now
roma-lin on
1. bad acting
2. laws are there to protect the wealthy
blazedmank on
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Sacredfice on
Haha try it in real scenario. You will get fucked over as well as whoever got involved lol
To speak up and say that was unfair, the students would need to know why he kicked Alexis out. Also, a classroom is not a public space. We are taught as children that teachers have an unquestionable authority and if we disagree with them to take it home with us and sort it out later. It would be pretty ballsy (and generally not acceptable) to start arguing with a teacher over this
This example is weak and barely relates to law.
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Cringe
Great point, shit execution.
Dharman ass slop
The entire lecture is ruined as soon as the teacher gets that one outspoken student.
(Yes, I understand it’s scripted. Speaking hypothetically of course)
Ok sir, that’s cool and all, but should I go get Alexis now? She’s kind of missing the good part.
Which Movie / Series?
The bad acting and bait music ruins it 😂
Fuck this was so stupid
this seems directed at certain individuals.
“Excuse me professor, but wasn’t this supposed to be Math 101?”
The lady who was ask to leave the class, how would she get the message?🤔
BS; a professor has an unfair power advantage over their students; that same professor without tenure would sing a different song.
Critical thinking is learned, practiced, and nurtured. People don’t think critically naturally. They believe. Critical thinking is developed in several ways, but the most effective is through peer-review and this professor just gave the students the fastest peer-review lesson I’ve ever seen.
There has been an overabundance of focus on “Freedom” in the US the last 20 years, with little regard for “Justice”. The Freedom people want to be able to get exactly what they want, often when the rights of others are trampled on. Holding freedom paramount is just Darwinism – survival of the fittest. Justice means that laws are established to protect the rights of all people, especially minorities and the marginalized, and the power of the government enforces justice. Tyrants often push “Freedom” because it allows for the removal of justice and fair play in a society.
“What you have just learned you should digest with intermittent stock photos and a royalty-free stock music”.
So he taught them a lesson. Meanwhile, that girl is walking around outside, feeling upset and confused. She didn’t learn anything and thinks she is not wanted in that class ever again. 🤔
How were they supposed to know if he was being unfair to Alexis ? Maybe there was a reason for kicking her out but they don’t know.
Basically, a modern take on this old poem made for the current day.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_they_came_…
And Alexis? fuck Alexis.
She better be in on it.
Plot Twist: Alexis was in the wrong class anyway
So deep.
First they came for the Communists
And I did not speak out
Because I was not a Communist
Then they came for the Socialists
And I did not speak out
Because I was not a Socialist
Then they came for the trade unionists
And I did not speak out
Because I was not a trade unionist
Then they came for the Jews
And I did not speak out
Because I was not a Jew
Then they came for me
And there was no one left
To speak out for me
Martin Niemöller
Shes halfway back to her dorm by now
1. bad acting
2. laws are there to protect the wealthy
I come to reddit to get away from tiktok, facebook and Insta
Haha try it in real scenario. You will get fucked over as well as whoever got involved lol
[“You… out! Well… our first day. And our first *casualty*. Welcome to law school!”](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mk_9qBhuXt0)
Veritas et Aequitas
To speak up and say that was unfair, the students would need to know why he kicked Alexis out. Also, a classroom is not a public space. We are taught as children that teachers have an unquestionable authority and if we disagree with them to take it home with us and sort it out later. It would be pretty ballsy (and generally not acceptable) to start arguing with a teacher over this
This example is weak and barely relates to law.