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Vlad_The_Impaler on scored.co
17 days ago4 points(+0/-0/+4Score on mirror)1 child
I dont blame you for maximizing your opportunities. I did a similar thing once and got one of my degrees paid for.
I'm interested in how you choose to respond. I would probably just lay low and change it to something else mildly offensive which i think is what you said you did.
You may want to just write about it in some personal notes, record the issue with evidence, and when you graduate turn the file in to the dean or other faculty and staff with your concerns why Christians are being censored on campus and how you couldn't speak out about it until you had already graduated. I mean Martin Luther is a prominent figure and basically the father of Protestantism which is a huge branch of Christians outside of Catholicism. So for some jackass professor to point to the leaders of Christian Theology and start calling them "anti-Semites" and "racists" is childish and like a tantrum being thrown by some emotional child in first grade because he's trying to insert himself where his input and participation is unwelcomed. Also, no other group outside of White Christians are compelled and obligated to take great care how their actions or behaviors may offend others. It seems to be fair game to openly offend Christians on campus, but when the tables are turned the policies suddenly change and become ridiculously strict. So here you have a clear case against White Christian religion and theology and ideas and even the allowance of them to have any self interest as a distinctive group of their own. This is just a mild occurence but on a large scale this is why the nation is becoming less Christian and more tolerant of everything UnChristian. The non-Christian professor did not even pass by the opportunity to use his occupation and profession to stigmatize and censor Christianity and students who expressed it. Perhaps giving credence to the idea that Christians should not have allowed such non-Christians to ever impose on them in the first place because now it is the Christian that society persecutes and tells to bow, subjugate, compromise, give in to the imposition of non-Christians every time they are the slightest offended.
He did say I could use a different photo of Luther so he gave himself an out. I will change it back after our final papers are graded. For now Im using a picture of the USS Liberty that says "Never Forget". I will also be messaging him about this and it will be interesting, just dont want to deal with unfair grading on a research paper. There is more to come .
I'm interested in how you choose to respond. I would probably just lay low and change it to something else mildly offensive which i think is what you said you did.
You may want to just write about it in some personal notes, record the issue with evidence, and when you graduate turn the file in to the dean or other faculty and staff with your concerns why Christians are being censored on campus and how you couldn't speak out about it until you had already graduated. I mean Martin Luther is a prominent figure and basically the father of Protestantism which is a huge branch of Christians outside of Catholicism. So for some jackass professor to point to the leaders of Christian Theology and start calling them "anti-Semites" and "racists" is childish and like a tantrum being thrown by some emotional child in first grade because he's trying to insert himself where his input and participation is unwelcomed. Also, no other group outside of White Christians are compelled and obligated to take great care how their actions or behaviors may offend others. It seems to be fair game to openly offend Christians on campus, but when the tables are turned the policies suddenly change and become ridiculously strict. So here you have a clear case against White Christian religion and theology and ideas and even the allowance of them to have any self interest as a distinctive group of their own. This is just a mild occurence but on a large scale this is why the nation is becoming less Christian and more tolerant of everything UnChristian. The non-Christian professor did not even pass by the opportunity to use his occupation and profession to stigmatize and censor Christianity and students who expressed it. Perhaps giving credence to the idea that Christians should not have allowed such non-Christians to ever impose on them in the first place because now it is the Christian that society persecutes and tells to bow, subjugate, compromise, give in to the imposition of non-Christians every time they are the slightest offended.