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Looniversities
Looniversities
Looniversities
Sunday 23rd April 2017
Michael Blum critiques higher education in America, discussing political indoctrination, free speech, and affirmative action.
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Get the buttons here!Looniversities: Michael Blum's Unfiltered Take on Higher Education
The Democrats really and truly believe that most of the people in The United States are absolute morons and idiots. They want to make sure that when you leave school that you owe to and that you can't make those payments, so that you will continually be on a dole or do something that has to be leftist in nature, because that's the only way you're going to survive.
Michael Blum isn't one to shy away from controversy, and in this episode of 'The Blum Show', he dives headfirst into the hot-button issue of higher education in America. Blum pulls no punches as he critiques the current state of colleges and universities, arguing that they have become breeding grounds for left-wing ideology rather than institutions of learning. He boldly claims that today's colleges are more interested in indoctrinating students with political views than providing a well-rounded education.
Blum touches on a range of topics, from affirmative action and reverse discrimination to the suppression of free speech on campuses. He paints a picture of educational institutions where diversity of thought is stifled, and administrators exert control over what students can think and say. Blum's take on free speech and censorship is particularly timely, given recent incidents where conservative speakers have been silenced by liberal students. This episode is sure to provoke strong reactions.
Blum's views are controversial, but they are also designed to spark meaningful debate and discussion. Whether you agree with him or not, his arguments about the decline of education and the impact of political agendas on college campuses are worth considering. For anyone invested in the future of higher education in America, this episode is a must-listen.