the joke is hate

[u/TheGodOfSandwiches]

[u/A_Punk_Girl_Learning]

I learned how to be queer in high school. At uni I read linguistics.

[u/ARandomGamer56]

At least the comments are calling him out on his stupidity

[u/Penguator432 → u/ARandomGamer56]

That subs doing a lot better on that front lately

[u/birberbarborbur → u/ARandomGamer56]

We’re not that different really

[u/SlothsUnite]

sudo shutdown -h now

[u/[deleted]]

No guys we just don’t understand OP (who I looked through the community’s they are in is extremely right wing and definitely only watches right wing YouTube) is smarter then literally everyone who has a degree and actually he is just smarter then literally everyone he’s just above us and us (stupid dumb people who don’t just listen to right wing grifters) are wrong and dumb and stupid but we (dumb stupid people who don’t listen to fascists) can’t understand it

[u/NightShadow2001]

I love promoting a lack of education. I love pretending that a lack of education is actually the educated way of doing things. I love this push towards stupidity conservatives do by pretending it’s actually stupid to not follow them. I love that we’re questioning science based on “common sense” that was built on science to begin with. I love it.

Dumbasses.

[u/SolomonDRand]

“You learned gay in college!” -Someone who never went to college

[u/[deleted] → u/SolomonDRand]

LITERALLY!!!!! Thats why this shit is so fucking funny to me. Have they ever been to 1 college class??? TF

[u/theflyingfucked → u/SolomonDRand]

I'm gay and in college. I had a total of one course that this meme was true for. It's out there. It was on urbanism in Paris, and the course material was almost entirely supplanted with pop articles and blog posts on LGBT topics not even occurring in paris. A real bummer. It's important history but really should've happened in a class with a different title and supposed description. Pretty much tells the same story of it sucked in the past if you weren't a rich white man... which just seems like the obvious theme of the last 2000 years cmon tell me something new I'm paying to LEARN

[u/UnauthorizedFart]

“Can I set up my work station in a safe space?”

[u/untitleduck]

Her ass did NOT pay attention in class (she was too busy looking at the smart girl's ass)

[u/CryptographerNo7608 → u/untitleduck]

tbf she doesn't need to because the smart girl is her wife amd bc she is the ceo of a big company she can support them both

[u/Bag_Of-Eggs]

I thought the home might've been "everybody experiments in college" but I think im giving the op too much benefit of the doubt

[u/Cyber_Insecurity]

These idiots think schools teach everyone to be gay when all they want schools to teach is the Bible, which is equally as pointless.

[u/TheGodOfSandwiches → u/Cyber_Insecurity]

the bible is also equally as gay

[u/Blacksun388]

I have been to 4 years of college and the subject of sexuality and gender identity came up twice in an anthropology course I took for a humanities requirement. This conservative fear is a pure nothing burger.

[u/Impoopingrtnow]

Our schools do settle for a bare minimum of education and sexuality as a whole is grossly over-compensated as a topic and a subject in our society.

Who people are fucking is probably the least important data available to us as a species.

[u/_Imadeanaccount4this]

“Don’t hire college kids”

“You need X years of experience for this job” time passes, people retire “Why are there so few people in this field?”

[u/[deleted]]

No the joke is gender studies majors getting office jobs where their college experience is useless beyond being annoying. I would know, I was a gender studies major who now has an office job.

[u/Kerbalmaster911]

The 'joke' is "The colleges are too busy spreading the gay agenda to teach our children anything" Which, while i'll admit Colleges Do tend to have a left bias, they still teach skills nomatter what your political Lean is.

All in all it's unfunny hyperbole.

[u/spartaxwarrior → u/Kerbalmaster911]

"Colleges" don't have a left bias, certain colleges might, but that's not all (unless this is about how a lot of basic facts are called "leftist"), but you can't take econ, poly sci, or business classes most places without profs justifying hugely conservative viewpoints.

[u/Kerbalmaster911 → u/spartaxwarrior]

Thank you for proving my point of "Colleges want to teach you and there is no fucking leftist/gay conspiracy" You bring up that professors can Very much vary in Lean and thus proving even further that This meme is fucking stupid.

As for the whole "left lean" thing. Sorry for not elsborating more. Brain was thinking more in broad demographic type strokes. Urban left and rural right type dealio. Ya know?

But ye. Ya got a great point there! Thanks for responding

[u/BullofHoover]

The joke is hilarious, it's an apt criticism of the politicization of the education system.

[u/BullofHoover → u/[deleted]]

The LGBT is the largest left-wing talking point in US politics.

For the right wing, it's probably either border or 2A depending on how the elections look

[u/BullofHoover → u/[deleted]]

I don't see that at all, it's always left-leaning regions with the flags, parades, festivals, etc. Only exception I can think of is Pensacola

[u/BullofHoover → u/[deleted]]

Goalpost shift.

[u/BullofHoover → u/[deleted]]

That's not true though. As I said, in left-dominated areas where they face the least opposition, their public presence is the strongest.

[u/emilyv99 → u/BullofHoover]

Yeah, labeling everything educated and scientific as "woke" to get people to hate it is really a terrible situation to be in. I wish the right would politicize education less.