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University of Exeter reportedly threatened to expel a philosophy student after he was overheard in his room saying veganism is wrong and gender fluidity is “stupid”.
Robert Ivinson claimed he was formally disciplined after a student next door in his halls of residence reported his comments as offensive and “transphobic”.
Mr Ivinson told the Mail on Sunday newspaper that he was hauled before university officials and put on a “behavioural contract” for the remainder of his studies over remarks made during a private phone call to a friend.
originally posted by: watchitburn
a reply to: Consvoli
That sounds about right for the UK. He's lucky they didn't charge him with a hate crime.
originally posted by: BasicResearchMethods
a reply to: Consvoli
Four words advise caution: Telegraph, Mail, reportedly, claimed.
originally posted by: chiefsmom
So he is in the supposed privacy of his own room, and says something and is threatened with expulsion?
I mean in reality, how long is it going to be before our TV's do this to us? or our phones?
"The older I get, the less the threat of prison is a deterrent."
At this rate, 10 years from now, prisons won't be filled with hardened criminals. Just people who "think" wrong.
(according to the 2nd poster's post).
originally posted by: chiefsmom
So he is in the supposed privacy of his own room, and says something and is threatened with expulsion?
I mean in reality, how long is it going to be before our TV's do this to us? or our phones?
"The older I get, the less the threat of prison is a deterrent."
At this rate, 10 years from now, prisons won't be filled with hardened criminals. Just people who "think" wrong.
(according to the 2nd poster's post).
originally posted by: BasicResearchMethods
a reply to: Consvoli
Four words advise caution: Telegraph, Mail, reportedly, claimed.
originally posted by: TzarChasm
originally posted by: BasicResearchMethods
a reply to: Consvoli
Four words advise caution: Telegraph, Mail, reportedly, claimed.
Four more words: outrage, bait, traffic, revenue
He doesn't look pleased.
'It was like the Stasi has come to my door': Woke Exeter University bangs on student's door and threatens him with expulsion after he is overheard saying... 'veganism is wrong'
originally posted by: bluemooone44
www.dailymail.co.uk...
He doesn't look pleased.
'It was like the Stasi has come to my door': Woke Exeter University bangs on student's door and threatens him with expulsion after he is overheard saying... 'veganism is wrong'
He was warned he could be expelled if the university thought he had done anything else wrong, and told by letter he had been found guilty of harassment
originally posted by: Consvoli
originally posted by: TzarChasm
originally posted by: BasicResearchMethods
a reply to: Consvoli
Four words advise caution: Telegraph, Mail, reportedly, claimed.
Four more words: outrage, bait, traffic, revenue
Is the Telegraph telling lies or some unpleasant truth
originally posted by: TzarChasm
originally posted by: Consvoli
originally posted by: TzarChasm
originally posted by: BasicResearchMethods
a reply to: Consvoli
Four words advise caution: Telegraph, Mail, reportedly, claimed.
Four more words: outrage, bait, traffic, revenue
Is the Telegraph telling lies or some unpleasant truth
Am I telling lies or some unpleasant truth? Those four words are more common every day. Telegraph or not.
a reply to: Consvoli
He was never going to get a job with that philosophy degree regardless. Now he's forced to reconsider his career options and do something smart with his money.
originally posted by: ImagoDei
a reply to: watchitburn
The guy on the right got 2 years prison (suspended) on top of 180 hours of community service, he was a minor at the time, the other 3 people involved got much harsher sentences ranging from 5 1/2 years up to 18 years in prison.
You're misinformed. It took me literally 5 minutes to research your post and find out it is false, something you never bothered to do apparently. Sad.
-Hamoud Al-Soaimi, of Byker, who was 15 at the time, was convicted of three counts of sexual assault and assaulting a child under 13 by penetration. He walked free from court after being given a two-year suspended sentence.
That sounds about right for the UK.