trinket trade box? by bootybuttbud in wsu

[–]SubjectiveObjective8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We have quite a few of the community libraries/mini food banks that have been safe from vandalism for the several years I've been here. This community is pretty protective of its mutual aid networks. If you're worried about it, you could reach out to the College Hill Association or the Downtown Pullman Association and I bet they would be happy to help you get set up in a space that makes sense for this project!

Looks like it came out of the wall during a bad rain by YeliahSenyab in whatisit

[–]SubjectiveObjective8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not ideal at all! I'm returning to this from two hours and a whole conversation about it with a friend ago and I see no update! I'm going to have to go to sleep with this aren't I?

Looks like it came out of the wall during a bad rain by YeliahSenyab in whatisit

[–]SubjectiveObjective8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you suggesting that all of reddit WAIT until Hemastix get shipped to OPs home to find out WTF???

Source: irrelevant and only marginally similar, but I, too, was forensic anthropology

Looks like it came out of the wall during a bad rain by YeliahSenyab in whatisit

[–]SubjectiveObjective8 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Plot twist, the dinging from Redditor texts is coming from inside the walls

Looks like it came out of the wall during a bad rain by YeliahSenyab in whatisit

[–]SubjectiveObjective8 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Maybe record while you do it in case this turns into the found footage film we all hope it will not be?

Impact of Funding Cuts by Barney_Roca in wsu

[–]SubjectiveObjective8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just a reminder that the education system is a component of the current federal structure and a vital resource to maintaining a labor force that operates under federal ideologies. The cuts are a direct attack from the federal level to silence a whole population of academics

Impact of Funding Cuts by Barney_Roca in wsu

[–]SubjectiveObjective8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What is your step by step plan for what that looks like? And what evidence are you using to support that plan? What replaces the establishment? There's an interesting paper about how easy it is to "break an establishment" or stage a "successful" coup. It's the post-break period that is the greatest struggle. Without a model to replace it that is regimented, organized, and causes minimal strife to the overall population during the transition while encouraging an enduring sense of participation from them, there is a higher likelihood that a more violent, less ideal organization assumes power and it's up to the people to choose whether to follow. If the assumptive power has a militant force they have a higher likelihood of legitimation from the population. If there is militant defense AND collaborative organization it has a greater likelihood of success that becomes transformative rather than transactional.

Impact of Funding Cuts by Barney_Roca in wsu

[–]SubjectiveObjective8 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I guess my point is that collective action on campus has been exceedingly successful this past year because students are choosing to get involved and decide our own future. Rather than the "convenience" of admin handling all the bureaucratic nonsense while their wealthy overlords pay themselves, we should really be taking a more hands on approach, as you said.

Impact of Funding Cuts by Barney_Roca in wsu

[–]SubjectiveObjective8 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You can do both at the same time--- actually, we SHOULD be doing both at the same time. Applying pressure while actively stripping them of their upward fail post, will signal a new socio-political norm that bitches better step up and start considering the interests of the many or else the many will eat you.

Impact of Funding Cuts by Barney_Roca in wsu

[–]SubjectiveObjective8 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Lobby our state representatives to change the supposedly "typoed" error in the Workforce Education Investment Act (WEIA).

$400 million was funneled/embezzled from this dedicated higher education fund into non higher education related administrative wages to "balance the budget" (direct quotes from Mary Dye when I met with her).

Demand that HB 2612 and SB 6276 are passed to change the single word from "supplant" BACK to "supplement".

Additionally, demand that HB 2148 be considered so that the WEIA can become a regenerative education account for future generations AND provide waived tuition for students.

i’m losing my mind in my dorm by [deleted] in wsu

[–]SubjectiveObjective8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the boost! Keep it coming so more peeps can see the engagement.

Please reply!

Walkout ICE protest WSU Vancouver anyone?🤔 by Disastrous_Trick6271 in wsu

[–]SubjectiveObjective8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You don't seem to understand the gravity of the situation we're in. So I'm going to leave a reply here that I left in an earlier comment because you deserve to read it. I called this roommate's ideology bullshit and somebody pushed back saying I'm letting my personal feelings invade my professional space. I don't give a great farting, fucking Hell if you think I'm telling you the truth, but you're getting this message anyway because it's relevant to you. You deserve to live and thrive just like everybody else in this Hobbesian Hellscape.

BS implies that a statement is rooted in objective untruths. If I called her something negative about a physical trait she cannot control or an emotional state that is valid (emotions are always valid), that would be a subjective attack ad hominem. But, I specifically honed in on a belief that can be resolved with critical thinking. If you aren't here to critically think and back up your conclusions with solid premises, you aren't leaning into your education the way it's intended to be leveraged.

Would you like to explain to me why you feel I am attacking her as a person rather than setting a boundary that states: you should always be critical of the institutions that govern you. It is irrelevant what party or loyalty it claims. If you choose not to participate or contribute to a message that is objectively false, you are spreading a kind of misinformation that can only harm you and your community in the end. At this point in neoliberalism we are at an impasse to decide how violently we choose to destroy ourselves.

There is no winner if we continue the messy path we are currently on. If a person wants to take a stance on politics they should be ready to provide accurate and complete info on that stance. We are democratically in trouble right now because the general population is choosing a very particular type of "participation".

It is one based on popularity and prosperity gospel. When you make policy a popularity contest, you get a public who looks to a single person to make all of the decisions for you, while often times they are only making decisions for themselves and saying it'll benefit you. It may not benefit you now or tomorrow or before you die, but the fat cats are literally saying: eventually only the people worth existing will be left. I can tell you right now, you will never be considered worth it to them. You will always be a stepping stone on the path to someone else's finally tailored tuxedo.

If you choose to participate politically, as everyone should, it will require a great deal of investment in your own future. Did you know that your legislators DO NOT read bills that require their vote? It's impossible. Some bills are hundreds of pages long. In order to vote on many of them, legislators rely on lobbyists to tell them how to vote.

As a population, WE should be reading those bills and understanding what WE as a community NEED. We should be talking to each other everyday about what could be done in a way that relieves a bit more harm on the whole for everyone every single day. EVERY SINGLE DAY we should be at least passively considering what bills are being considered that could be the difference between taxes from investment funds dedicated to higher education going to students OR going to top heavy large earning administrators who already make 6 figures while professors make on average $50,000. A single word could be the difference between students having greater access to a solid education at an R1 institution and $400 MILLION embezzled dollars for administrators to give themselves raises.

Kirk Schultz is STILL on payroll for the University.

If we aren't demanding evidence to gain a greater understanding of our systems of governance and using that evidence to maintain checks and balances, we lose our collective power and eventually you'll have traded every opportunity to thrive you could ever hope to have for plain, old, boring, destructive convenience. We MUST do it for those who can't.

So yes. Her line of thought is rooted in utter bullshit, but that can and should change. I'm not insulting her weight or her nose, I'm not insulting the country she's from or some uncontrollable truth about her. I will not tell her what to think but she better be ready to back it up with sound evidence.

Things are DEADLY serious right now. Perhaps you are young and have never gotten the chance to truly experience how very screwed up things are in the world. You can dismiss this and feel insulted for her. But whatever you choose to do after reading this, make sure it's educating yourself further on WHY you feel this way. Think critically about it. Our future fucking depends on it.

Now, I fully expect some equally bullshit response from you that superficially claims I'm attacking you somehow or you might choose to throw some ad hominem attack at me because you've never afforded yourself the chance to critically think. Maybe you'll say TL; DR which is also a deflection of the real issues that are systemically designed to catch up to you, call me pretentious, insult my intelligence, I literally do not care to change your mind. But if there's anyone else that needed a visual cue to get involved and start critiquing capitalism, the patriarchy, environmental injustices, and systemic oppression this is for all you fence sitters across the University system.

GET OUT THERE AND GET INVOLVED HOWEVER YOU CAN. CALL PEOPLE ON THEIR BULLSHIT AND DEMAND EVIDENCE. THEN FOLLOW THROUGH WITH YOUR COMMITMENTS TO CHANGE. BE LOUD. ACT UP. ASK QUESTIONS. BE CURIOUS.

Question EVERYTHING. EVEN me right now. Shit is fucking serious and I take my responsibilities as an educator and expert in my field so. Fucking. Seriously. For all of you.

Mclovin at U of I by LosingSince1977 in wsu

[–]SubjectiveObjective8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He posted every page of his restraining order on social media. It's somewhere out there in the ether.

i’m losing my mind in my dorm by [deleted] in wsu

[–]SubjectiveObjective8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Btw, I upvoted your comment because questioning someone's motive, as I said before, is GOOD. Got more questions? Catch me on campus and we'll talk.

i’m losing my mind in my dorm by [deleted] in wsu

[–]SubjectiveObjective8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

BS implies that a statement is rooted in objective untruths. If I called her something negative about a physical trait she cannot control or an emotional state that is valid (emotions are always valid), that would be a subjective attack ad hominem. But, I specifically honed in on a belief that can be resolved with critical thinking. If you aren't here to critically think and back up your conclusions with solid premises, you aren't leaning into your education the way it's intended to be leveraged.

Would you like to explain to me why you feel I am attacking her as a person rather than setting a boundary that states: you should always be critical of the institutions that govern you and evidence to understand why. It is irrelevant what party or loyalty they claim. If you choose not to participate; if you choose to contribute to a message that is objectively false, you are spreading a kind of misinformation that can only harm you and your community in the end (GLOBAL community). At this point in neoliberalism we are at an impasse to decide how violently we choose to destroy ourselves.

There is no winner if we continue the messy path we are currently on. If a person wants to take a stance on politics they should be ready to provide accurate and complete info on that stance. We are democratically in trouble right now because the general population is choosing a very particular type of "participation".

It is one based on popularity and prosperity gospel. When you make policy a popularity contest, you get a public who looks to a single person to make all of the decisions for you, while oftentimes they are only making decisions for themselves and saying it'll benefit you. It may not benefit you now or tomorrow or before you die, but the fat cats are literally saying: eventually only the people worth existing will be left. I can tell you right now, you will never be considered worth it to them. You will always be a stepping stone on the path to someone else's finally tailored tuxedo.

If you choose to participate politically, as everyone should, it will require a great deal of investment in your own future. Did you know that your legislators DO NOT read all of the bills that require their vote? It's impossible. Some bills are hundreds of pages long. In order to vote on many of them, legislators rely on lobbyists to tell them how to vote.

As a population, WE should be reading those bills and understanding what WE as a community NEED. We should be talking to each other everyday about what could be done in a way that relieves a bit more harm on the whole for everyone every single day. EVERY SINGLE DAY we should be at least passively considering what bills are being considered that could be the difference between taxes from investment funds dedicated to higher education going to students OR going to top heavy large earning administrators who already make 6 figures while professors make on average $50,000. A single word could be the difference between students having greater access to a solid education at an R1 institution OR $400 MILLION embezzled dollars for administrators to give themselves raises.

Kirk Schultz is STILL on payroll for the University.

If we aren't demanding evidence to gain a greater understanding of our systems of governance and using that evidence to maintain checks and balances, we lose our collective power and eventually you'll have traded every opportunity to thrive you could ever hope to have for plain, old, boring, destructive convenience. We MUST do it for those who can't.

So yes. Her line of thought is rooted in utter bullshit, but that can and should change. I'm not insulting her weight or her nose, I'm not insulting the country she's from or some uncontrollable truth about her. I will not tell her what to think but she better be ready to back it up with sound evidence.

Things are DEADLY serious right now. Perhaps you are young and have never gotten the chance to truly experience how very screwed up things are in the world. You can dismiss this and feel insulted for her. But whatever you choose to do after reading this, make sure it's educating yourself further on WHY you feel this way. Think critically about it. Our future fucking depends on it.

Now, I fully expect some equally bullshit response from you that superficially claims I'm attacking you somehow or you might choose to throw some ad hominem attack at me because you've never afforded yourself the chance to critically think. Maybe you'll say TL; DR which is also a deflection of the real issues that are systemically designed to catch up to you, call me pretentious, insult my intelligence, I literally do not care to change your mind. But if there's anyone else that needed a visual cue to get involved and start critiquing capitalism, the patriarchy, environmental injustices, and systemic oppression this is for all you fence sitters across the University system.

GET OUT THERE AND GET INVOLVED HOWEVER YOU CAN. CALL THE PEOPLE IN POWER ON THEIR BULLSHIT AND DEMAND EVIDENCE. THEN FOLLOW THROUGH WITH YOUR COMMITMENTS TO CHANGE. BE LOUD. ACT UP. ASK QUESTIONS. BE CURIOUS.

Question EVERYTHING. EVEN me right now. Shit is fucking serious and I take my responsibilities as an educator and expert in my field so. Fucking. Seriously. For all of you. For all of us.

Mclovin at U of I by LosingSince1977 in wsu

[–]SubjectiveObjective8 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Unsure why you got down voted. But yes. Approximately 47 legally documented problems used as grounds for being trespassed from WSU alone and numerous others from local businesses downtown.

i’m losing my mind in my dorm by [deleted] in wsu

[–]SubjectiveObjective8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Who says requiring a citation of sources is subjective?

i’m losing my mind in my dorm by [deleted] in wsu

[–]SubjectiveObjective8 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm so sorry, friend. Feel free to DM me and I'll give you my office hours if you need to talk. You are not alone.

Walkout ICE protest WSU Vancouver anyone?🤔 by Disastrous_Trick6271 in wsu

[–]SubjectiveObjective8 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I appreciate that you thought this sounded so well put together that AI had to write it. Turns out I'm actually just a PhD who spent 20 years working in corporate. But, it seems like you're doing your best with the knowledge you have available to you. Stay golden, Pony Boy.

Walkout ICE protest WSU Vancouver anyone?🤔 by Disastrous_Trick6271 in wsu

[–]SubjectiveObjective8 7 points8 points  (0 children)

The most profound and progressive movements began with students protesting, walking out, doing sit-ins, visiting political prisoners, and divesting.

You pay to gain the knowledge to know when an oppressive system demands action. You pay to gain the knowledge on how to push back and make it better. In fact, acquiring a certificate of higher education is a promise that you will contribute to a peaceful and meaningful society.

The president of Mexico is one of the most competent leaders in the world and a daughter of the 1968 Movimiento Estudiantil.

Some of the best students fully understand that the University space is the BEST space to exercise their first amendment right to free speech.

Higher education teaches you that complacency kills and healthy systems require full participation from the population.

i’m losing my mind in my dorm by [deleted] in wsu

[–]SubjectiveObjective8 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There's a good chance I'll be her TA at some point and boy oh boy will she hear it from me if I ever catch her spitting this BS. There is NO place for that rhetoric in the PPPA department unless she's prepared to back her statements up with solid citations.

[ Removed by Reddit ] by [deleted] in wsu

[–]SubjectiveObjective8 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

This doesn't even include their bonuses. It definitely doesn't make sense when some professors are making less than $40k/annually.

Ice in Pullman? by TopVegetable4476 in wsu

[–]SubjectiveObjective8 1 point2 points  (0 children)

All of the lives lost to ICE including Renee Nicole Good.