The Most Insane Equity Meeting Ever Filmed

Mike Nayna is an Australian filmmaker who has been following the ongoing 'Grievance Studies' project of Peter Boghossian, Helen Pluckrose and James Lindsay, where they successfully lodged fake papers in academic journals.
He began researching activism and followed the ideas to their source in academia.
He also put together a trilogy of films about Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying's experience within Evergreen State College.
His KZbin site is here: / @mikenayna
Rebel Wisdom Channel: / @rebelwisdom
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[@CalPersona]

We need to remember that the Cultural revolution in China was people like this literally executing scientists, business owners, and even their own people that were not fanatic enough. It has happened before and it can happen again.

[@Rikalonius]

I was reading Frank Dikkoter's book, The Tragedy of Liberation, after hearing about, when they go through the villages to work people up with "speak bitterness" campaigns. There was a race to the bottom. To the poorest, most put upon person so you could get that strip of red cloth that identified you as most oppressed and thereby empowered you to be able to torture and murder your neighbors because their level of destitution was slightly less bad than your own. We of course see that today, with people scrambling to claim their place in the victim hierarchy, even if they have to hack off healthy body parts, or take insane chemicals to do it.

[@soapmode]

@@Rikalonius Great comparison. Personally, this sort of phenomenon continually calls to mind Miller's The Crucible, where social contagion and hysteria are fomented by a few immature and sadistic personalities, then moves to rapidly consume an entire community to very bloody ends.

[@neologian1783]

So very true! I have to admit that I'm both disturbed and dismayed by the number of people walking around who basically seem to assume "Meh....those atrocities from the past could never happen again...not here.....not now....we're just too different, too modern, more evolved." Not only are we basically the same as we've always been.....we've actually had some very recent and rather terrifying examples of just how ready many of our neighbors are when it comes to embracing their inner totalitarian. It seems all some people (far too many IMO) need to put on their brown shirts and start selecting their neighbor's for public re-education is just the slightest bit of moral permission...then that take to it with relish. We are closer to repeating history than we dare admit.

[@mylesleggette7520]

In my experience in the American public education system (17 years in Chicago-area high schools) there is literally *NO* coverage of the Chinese cultural revolution or Communism in China. NONE. It is no surprise at all that modern Americans are so susceptible to this kind of thing, they have no knowledge of its history.

[@boatsail1]

Wonder how King G.III saw the American's that proposed change???

[@theophrastus3.056]

Equity = how the lazy enslave the productive.

[@medadisme]

Its a shame, equity used to mean "a ramp", "hearing aid assist", "voice to text/ viceversa". Things along those lines. Giving people who need a little extra help, that help, to allow them equal footing, but doing so does not disenfranchise others. Eg, everyone can use a ramp, people without hearing aids wouldnt even know of the assistance, and everyone benefits when people can communicate.

[@theophrastus3.056]

@@medadisme It’s worse than that. There’s a simple solution that actually WILL increase minority enrollment: Scholarships tied to academic ability AND financial hardship (those who can’t afford university). That will insure more “minority” students. But it hurts those institutions financially, and it doesn’t foster the racial division & envy that’s so important to the woke leftist. Ginning up hatred is vital to their plans to acquire power.

[@georgewagner7787]

​we have PELL grants and in nys TAP. No it won't get you through yale but Suny or cuny can lead to a great career in tech or medicine

[@camgere]

Well said!

[@matthewrose8002]

Wrong, Equity is how the rich get political power by selling to the lazy and uninformed that they just need to put them into power and they will take care of them. Then throw in the media being part of your group by kickbacks and brainwashing in Universities as a means to take power and you have our current environment. Equity is a tool of the powerful to keep power.

[@TagSpamCop]

You missed the most iconic part: the girl crying about her whiteness and how much she hated it. "Antiracism" is just racism.

[@TagSpamCop]

It's a fundamentalist religion. She was confessing to and abhoring her "sin" and committing to pursuing salvation through the God of Equity. It was a church service.

[@065Tim]

Did you react to yourself a year later?

[@juliemunoz2762]

@@065TimIt’s the youtube god selectively deleting peoples comments so you only see parts of the conversation.

[@BgpYoutube-ne6so]

I'm an expert on the subject and being white is pretty cool. Cant speak on being a woman though but it does look like it sucks

[@judsdragon]

antiracism is love of all races, racism doesnt care what colour u are only what colour the other person is and any colour can be racist to any other colour

[@toddgardner2826]

What a wonderful age we live in! We can share video across the world showing people lose their individuality to become willingly brainwashed.

[@markstewart4501]

Are you talking about Religion? or other versions of it?

[@markstewart4501]

@@pez9750 Sure. I see it everyday with politics as well...before, during, and after. To maybe press an observation, but in as much "every man is his own island"...he does ALSO realize there is NO island, right? Individuality really does has its limits...the most obvious, 'everyone eats by putting food in their mouth', duh, right? Hair cuts...try being an individual on that one...in fact, my guess is you want everyone to have a certain haircut when you are at a bank, hospital, church, etc...clean or dirty? Stealing or buying? The attempt to say these are "moral" arguments, rather than group think is besides the point. The 'idea' of a disease that has a much higher mortality rate than 'normal'...does concern people...was there an over reaction, as it turns out yes, absolutely...yet the death rate was much higher than a normal flu, so everyone was right and wrong for different reasons...and some were taking some parasite medicine for horses and cattle? Im not saying you are wrong about individuality and crowd mentality, but if you are assuming one is right and the other is wrong...I am then saying you are wrong. Some times the group or individual is right and sometimes they are wrong.

[@toddgardner2826]

​@markstewart4501 I was talking about the video, specifically. However, it appears that you had a lot to say. Group think is an insecurity problem. Young children (0-3) do not participate in group think, they only mimic the important people in their lives and avoid most others. Security is in the parents. The elderly also rarely join group think. There is an age where most just don't care what other people think. It is those in-between that desire to fit in with society that are susceptible to group think. One of the reasons that the old stop caring is that they recognize that 95% of everything is based on lies and manipulation and most people are wrong most of the time. Truly, there are no correct options most of the time. By the way, I am old enough that the dewormer that you mentioned was given to all our goats and dogs, and all of us kids on an annual basis. Only the dose changed based on body weight. You have also believed a lie, that the drug was developed for animals... it was first a drug for humans that was later used for farm animals too. Welcome to your group think!!

[@testicletanning4453]

@@markstewart4501 Who took parasite medicine for horses and cattle?

[@markstewart4501]

@@toddgardner2826 I apologize for the long read...to break my group think, can you direct me to the anti-viral studies on ivermectin?...and then the 10 years of the wider 10 year studies (please remember you demand/whined about for the covid vaccine) psst...'87 was when the FDA approved the Ivermectin for anti-parasitic use in humans...it was approved for animals in '81...animals ALWAYS get the first rounds of test on the new stuff...you turd smuggling ding dong. I have to ask, when you were a kid, or it seems even now, think that parasites are viruses? Not even going to cover your old people 'individuality'...can't teach an old dog new tricks...whatever the total re-tar-day-tion you were spouting...ah, great talking out of your ass abilities...i guess? You have any urges to tell me how big of fish you catch...or do you mind me passing your name around as the biggest dur dur I have run into in months? maybe a year? You are on a level of dur dur that you actually are ACTIVELY doing group think to make yourself seem more dur dur then you are...as in, if you were as dur as you sound...you shouldn't be able to type are talk in full sentences.

[@startsontime]

I feel as if I’m watching a Pol Pot labor camp orientation.

[@bigredracingdog466]

"Re-education" camps.

[@calvinbailey4808]

😂 great take!

[@TimDula]

💯

[@nephos100]

His name 'Pol Pot' is not a Cambodian name. It is a nickname and is an abbreviation of 'Political Potential', given to him by his Western masters who discovered him and elevated him to power. Part of the experimentation in installing communism in Asia.

[@nonyadamnbusiness9887]

@@nephos100 Brother Number One then.

[@jebby16]

Everyone is equal. But some are more equal than others.

[@danerogers9058]

We are all green except for the light greenies.

[@arbiter8246]

Everyone is equal until Stalin walks into the room.

[@localbod]

Bingo!

[@Not_The_FBI_1992]

Animal Farm

[@Patricia-x4g]

Together is together. Together = strong. Together we can construct buildings, together we can speak in unison, together we can flush toilets. Individual ideas is wrong, individual professions is wrong, hence individual thought is wrong. You are wrong, we are right. We. Weeeee.

[@1stGruhn]

fantastic example of a cult

[@mccglastron1972]

It's a new kind of communist revolution movement... worse then a cult.

[@markarca6360]

@@1stGruhn Here in the Philippines, we have two megachurches that have the characteristics of a cult. 1: The Kingdom of Jesus Christ - its leader was in the FBI wanted list, and was also wanted by the Philippine National Police. 2: Iglesia ni Cristo - They think that they are the "real" Church, and extorts its members otherwise they suffer eternal damnation. The family of the founder was well known to live lavishly at the expense of its members.

[@jdgoesham5381]

Truth.

[@SvendleBerries]

Once it becomes a part of the government, its no longer a cult. Its a religion.

[@reasonwarrior]

Yes, communism is certainly a cult.

[@BrianTrimble]

Giving the "students" of Evergreen any validation of any kind is wrong. What they did to their campus and the way they treated faculty and other students who were not part of their "movement" was criminal.

[@souxcasa]

They should have been given an opportunity to debate. To put their opinions forward reasonably and rationally but instead they chose abuse. If they had been given that opportunity so many people would have seen there is very little that is factual about their claims. For university students this level of lack of critical thinking is scary. These are meant to be the educated in society

[@Upticks36-v2u]

“Debate” is a function of white supremacy. Duh.

[@brianmeen2158]

I’m still so confused as to what was happening at Evergreen and what caused it ..? And is that ideology still present these days? I’m always confused by the end goal of equity and how to achieve it

[@stephanfouche9208]

@@brianmeen2158 It is literally progressive liberal woke ideology. Of course it is still present today

[@engineerinhickorystripehat]

​@@brianmeen2158 Marxist religious dogma is dominant in every aspect of higher education. To distill it further , Marcuse's originating of the critical theory of everything,and Freire's pedagogy of the oppressed in edu-macation . They have to destroy it all in order to make it better, which is an homage to Mao

[@kyleglennon5336]

This would make for a great South Park episode

[@JackTorrance333]

Already was. The cartman is a ginger episode.

[@dahinsoncoj]

Sounds a lot like Kameltoe Harris word salad.

[@highrollaz1000]

Gingervitis!

[@adon2424]

The inmates running the asylum.

[@agalgonzalez]

The administration fell to their knees faster than I would have thought possible. No people have courage anymore. Just laugh at these Woke fools and walk away with anyone else who feels sickened by this degradation of humans.

[@daveg5857]

This guy belongs in the Arkham asylum.

[@mencken8]

Another one of those cases where this story could be put right into an Onion story. An excellent depiction of people as bananas- going bad in a bunch.

[@volkerkalhoefer3973]

Narcotics work😂😇😂

[@mustang607]

Demoncrats running the asylum.

[@feistyferret13]

Declaration of intentions, ceremonial music, symbolic actions, high stakes... this is literally a covenant ceremony. Scary.

[@openwater4897]

Australia won't even let a movie about men's issues be shown "the red pill" - 2016. Show's how true the equality & equity is.

[@stuartgmk]

👍👍

[@biggi3st3v3]

Strange..I'm in Australia and I have no trouble watching it...

[@megsley]

oh, just claim to be a woman in Australia and they let men do whatever they want.

[@deadpuddle86]

​@@biggi3st3v3that's funny, I don't remember the original comment saying anything about your ability to watch it, just about it being shown publicly in your country. Maybe try to keep up, or clarify what you mean if you are talking about it being available in your area.

[@deadpuddle86]

​​@@biggi3st3v3also I wouldn't get too cocky if i were you. Australia is the worst about this cultist Behavior right now. Over there it's, Get down under.. or lay down under. 😂

[@jimfinigan1779]

University administration must pay big money for these people to humiliate themselves like that.

[@jimfinigan1779]

@Jay Bee Yes No wonder that tuitions have risen much faster than any other service or expense. With the current technologies, universities should be able to offer online courses at a fraction of the current price.

[@asteelcup859]

@@jimfinigan1779 you think? Now it's online and those shills still ask for full price.

[@citetez]

Yeah, it's a poor business model. They could learn from their counterparts on the Evangelical right: Management there has convinced the flock to actually *pay* to speak in tongues and weep over their sinfulness.

[@raybarnett8231]

I would love to watch the faces of the faculty (who were in this) now to see how they'd react.

[@secondchance6603]

“Alas, higher education is not necessarily a guarantee of higher virtue, or higher political wisdom.” - Aldous Huxley, Brave New World Revisited

[@calesaucer6999]

I like how it’s a canoe and not a speed boat. The canoe is the most oppressed of boats.

[@occamsshavecream4541]

Water is so oppresive :)

[@BradKohlenberg]

Don't let the rafts hear you say that

[@mikepalmer2219]

Lmao

[@ecowifey4603]

'Ve can push you overboard, and say it vas an accident!'

[@haveaday1812]

These are the people David Goggins talks about when he asks.. who’s gonna carry the boats? Because it ain’t these weaklings.

[@BobWidlefish]

This is what happens when you tell stupid kids they are just as intelligent as smart kids their whole lives.

[@BobWidlefish]

*@buckeyeshine* I grew up poor on a farm in a rural area to parents who never finished high school. Both smoked cigarettes and pot my whole childhood and my dad was an alcoholic too. I have two older brothers, both dropouts, one has been in jail most of his life. I only completed the 8th grade myself. Though I happen to win the genetic lottery so despite the odds against me I managed to retire at age 32 based on the strength of my mind (together with a fanatic work-ethic). Besides learning to read and write and do basic maths, public school does very little education. The vast majority of the time spent in public schools is (implicitly) focused on indoctrination (the teachers generally mean well - they have no idea - they’re just a cog in the machine). False history lessons, false civics teachings, moral relativism, blind obedience to authority, and now social justice and environmental activism. It’s deeply harmful stuff. Someone with a very high IQ can still be brainwashed like anyone else. If you get to work on them at a very young age you can break their epistemology and ethics through a gradual conditioning process. Governments know this. Listen to this delightful quote: “There’s another word for master narratives, it’s called history. Basically, every country creates their own narrative story. And, you know, my old job at the state department is what people used to joke as the chief propagandists job. We haven’t talked about propaganda. Propaganda - I’m not against propaganda, every country does it, and they have to do it to their own population, and I don’t necessarily think it’s that awful.” -former Editor at Time Magazine Richard Stengel, at a CFR (Council on Foreign Relations) event. Published May 3rd 2018 on the CFR KZbin channel titled “Political Disruptions: Combating Disinformation and Fake News” kzbin.info/www/bejne/raaZZXuGYrV_apIh15m20s I know he’s telling the truth in that quote because I’ve now studied history a fair bit and it turns out most the stuff I learned about history from public school and pop culture was propaganda. It’s not an accident that we are all taught to believe preposterous things about government and economics (among other areas): there are people like Mr. Stengel to thank for all the lies about presidents, wars, The Federal Reserve, and on and on and on. We’re easier to control when we’re ignorant and confused and divided. Best not to think too hard about ethical consistency. Best not to think too hard about ethics. Best not to think too hard. Best not to think: send your kids to public school and we’ll have them mindlessly chanting nationalistic brainwashing while saluting creepily before they can even write - we have our priorities straight! You are absolutely right that many very smart people rarely question authority. That’s the power of indoctrination together with peer pressure. Once false frameworks are built into the structure of your mind it’s VERY hard to fix. Think about Marxist professors: I bet a lot of them have high IQs, yet they’re trapped in a secular religion few of them escape, despite the fact that it’s is easily debunked by rational arguments. The reason those rational arguments don’t succeed against them are several, including: 1. Cognitive dissonance provokes defensiveness. 2. The arguments depend on changing their existing (faulty) low-level assumptions. These assumptions are so interconnected with how they see the world and their whole life experience. Changing these assumptions requires more epistemic humility than most people can muster. You can get trapped in a “plausibility structure” where ideas sufficiently outside your bubble are never reachable because it requires suspending disbelief and questioning too many things at once. 3. Changing your mind on something important is very hard if your friends and coworkers all believe the same thing. A lot of very smart people have a bias toward “scientism” which gives them false confidence in central planning and the “scientific” management of society (technocracy). This implies authoritarian rule by “experts” like them. Since they implicitly believe this would be a great thing for everyone they really do believe in obeying authority more or less blindly (though they don’t usually realize it, and would never say that). One of public schools’ main functions is to make you easier to govern, and this is achieved by making you obedient to “authorities” of the status quo. It works incredibly well. If you haven’t seen the Milgram Experiments check it out. Cheers!

[@BobWidlefish]

*@N* that’s very kind, thank you! If you want to know more about indoctrination the best place to start is Yuri Bezmenov’s interview titled “Deception was my job” recorded in 1984, available on KZbin. Then download the book by Edward Bernays from circa 1928 titled “Propaganda” (there are PDFs all over the place). Once you get a taste for how people like that think, the world makes a LOT more sense. Why did ABC kill that Epstein story a few years ago? Why did NBC kill the Weinstein story? Why did the NYT (etc) run a puff piece about Epstein being a great philanthropist after being convicted the last time? Because corporate news is just propaganda and entertainment to serve the ruling elite. People who actually care about the truth have known about Epstein for literally decades. Yet the corporate media only covers it when they’re absolutely forced to and even then they never dig into it, they keep all their reporting superficial. Why is that? Because Epstein was too well-connected to the ruling elite and intelligence agencies. If you dig into it, the rabbit hole very quickly leads to places that could destabilize countries if the facts became broadly known. The funny but true meme “Epstein didn’t kill himself” has demonstrated the incredibly broad consensus on this matter. Left and right, foreign and domestic, truthers and normies, it’s apparently the only thing the world can agree on. Yet it barely gets a headline on MSNBC or Fox or NBC, CBS, NYT, etc etc etc. Their function isn’t to inform you, they all happily kill stories and whitewash the truth whenever needed to preserve the status quo. Cheers!

[@BobWidlefish]

*@N* I remember the first time I watched it, I got chills. I already knew most of what he had to say by then, but it really shook me to see it was recorded so long ago.... then I went digging deeper into the history of public schools, and boy did it explain a lot! Reading through documents from the 1930s you can see plans being gradually rolled out (it goes back even further, of course), minor course corrections in subsequent generations, newer variations on the same schemes, etc, in an unbroken chain of events that leads to the horrors of today. Collectivism underlies a great deal of the problem.

[@dallaswright4543]

Nat Well said

[@cerisejones8061]

or poor kids are just as smart as white kids? joe biden 2020

[@peacelove7706]

I’ve watched the clips over and over. What I see is probably half the people in the canoe looked VERY uncomfortable, and alone. I’d even go as far to say “the majority “ looked like they were just going along with in, probably thinking they’ll lose their jobs if they don’t. That was FULL ON CRAZY ! Thanks so much for sharing.

[@oliveeisner8964]

The Evergreen canoe footage is probably the most surreal and disturbing thing I've ever seen. It's worthwhile to watch Benjamin Boyce's videos on the entire canoe equity meeting. It's pretty cringy so be prepared!

[@stevecollins5487]

Was it Jason Vorhees or Michael Myers who liked college 🎓 students? Fuckit I will pay for both of them to get to evergreen

[@risquerabbitthehomespa9356]

I love Benjamin's videos

[@mitchycool92]

I thought it was HILARIOUS! 😂🤣

[@citetez]

"... most surreal and disturbing thing..." - Have you watched a charismatic church service- AKA the Trump base?

[@ruijua]

I went to that school!

[@levans3447]

I cant imagine how demoralized these people are to participate in this . Disturbing.

[@southafricanizationofsociety20]

When are they gonna learn that equity is the enemy of equal opportunity.

[@TagSpamCop]

They don't care about equal opportunity (i.e. equality), equal treatment. They care about equal outcomes, regardless of merit, commitment, skill or ability (i.e. equity). Since equity cannot be achieved by lifting everybody up to the same level; it can only be achieved by cutting everybody down to the lowest common denominator. One way to demonstrate this to students: tell them that they'll all get the same mark. Everybody's scores for the test/assignment/semester will be totalled and averaged, and everybody will get an equal proportion of the outcome. Then see how they react. See how they perform. See who works and who doesn't. When it comes down to it, most people don't want equity. They want equality instead. It is a Universal Liberal principle that people should have fair and equal opportunities, but that after this, they have individual responsibility and accountability.

[@jamilmcclelland8304]

​@@TagSpamCoptrue

[@danerogers9058]

Power grab under the guise of equality. This is how liars operate.

[@mpetersen6]

As individuals Human Beings are not equal. We do not start equal. All of us have different physical, intellectual and artistic levels of ability. It is impossible to have equal outcomes. That does not mean that we shouldn't treat the least of us any less equally than the best of us in a legal sense. Equity in this case was not about equal outcomes. It was about power and revenge for perceived wrongs.

[@georgewagner7787]

​@@TagSpamCopI want equality. My sister has more money but she earned it. I don't expect her to give it to me. Nor government

[@mb123456789mb]

So the western version of a struggle session. And these teachers deserve every bit of the ridicule for not knowing the Living Nightmare delivered upon the urbane, middle class and academics in China from ‘66 to ‘76, and recognizing it for what it was. Truly pathetic.

[@rogerdodger1790]

They do know, theyre well aware if the horrors of socialism, which makes them more pathetic.

[@JohnJ469]

@@rogerdodger1790 That's because it wasn't "real" Socialism. If they were running things, it would be real Socialism and there would be paradise. It's never worked before but it would work if they were running it. That's literally the delusion they believe.

[@oscarsantos6378]

Just like a modern day Stalinist show trial. As soon as you give an inch they will force you to crawl a mile.

[@nonyadamnbusiness9887]

As my uneducated wife says, "The only way to get equal outcomes is for everyone to stand still." So much for equity.

[@rickm9607]

Sounds like your wife is very well educated, in common sense.

[@Ramius117]

Good woman. If uneducated means not attending one of these whack job organizations, then I applaud it wholeheartedly.

[@jl9205]

This is one of the weirdest things I have ever seen.... I simply cannot respect anybody who chooses to debase themselves to this level.

[@TheAbeKane]

If you go to churches, you get to see this all the time

[@ronaldbeck1762]

The Evergreen State College degree is ranked one of the lowest for value nationwide.

[@exexpat11]

Evergreen is one punch bowl short of going full Jim Jones. If they accomplish a Jonestown it would be no loss to society.

[@nathanpartridge3565]

The Judy's, Guyana Punch brought me here.

[@volkerkalhoefer3973]

Well said😁 don't drink the Kool aid 😂😂

[@AbsentMinded619]

Jim Jones was just a Marxist and his cult was a simple Communist commune of atheists who mocked religion in meetings and tore up Bibles. It’s a travesty of misinformation that people don’t know that and think that Jones was a spiritual leader.

[@cgpcgp3239]

I’ve heard of evergreen being far left ideologically captured but never heard of the canoe. It’s frightening.

[@Winchester1973]

I bet you 100 bucks, this guy has never been in a real canoe!

[@sirrathersplendid4825]

Slimchester 79 - I bet you 200 he’s never even seen a canoe in real life.

[@Winchester1973]

@@sirrathersplendid4825 no kidding 🙈

[@thomaspayne6866]

I bet you he’s never been in a woman’s canoe either

[@dallaswright4543]

A n g e l o damn, you went there; and you’re right

[@cgpcgp3239]

My guess the canoe is used to be inclusive of Native American students.

[@reinhardbeck1482]

Equity means the lazy and the stupid can jump to the front of the queue.

[@mpetersen6]

The old story of the Ant and the Grasshopper needs to be taught.

[@lapensulo4684]

Equity Council, sounds like a Maoist Council.

[@whitleypedia]

or Inquisition

[@ThunderChunky101]

Because it IS!

[@Fenstrosity]

I was thinking the same thing. Cultural Revolution.

[@robertweekes5783]

When are they gonna get candles, hoods and torches?

[@Mili-bedili]

Those people LOVE Mao. He's one of their idols

[@mistersmith6963]

Here in Olympia, WA we refer to school as "The Evergreen State College for the Politically Insane".

[@elfpimp1]

Insane doesn't even BEGIN to describe it..

[@skippydeenice]

first comes the idiocy then comes the cleansing

[@yo_its_javi9808]

I am committed to paying my mortgage and feeding my family, so I'll say whatever the fuck you want, High priest. Amen.

[@BPF80MCar-vi1pg]

Way to be a good sheep. Loser

[@woodb51]

It’s a real life episode of The Twilight Zone.

[@mpetersen6]

The only thing missing is the theme music

[@m.burgesszbikowski8049]

I remember the 1960's. We saw this stuff all of the time. Until it turned into a drug filled rage and new diseases in the 1970's. Your University got the rage without the crazed drugs or obvious disease. CONGRADULATIONS!

[@HanginInSF]

If you don't think there's drugs then maybe you are the one who's high 😂😂

[@hotrox2112]

@ that time it was a dry run "C👁️ ya" drug p$yop

[@slappy8941]

It's "congratulations", Shakespeare. 😂😂😂

[@ecowifey4603]

@@slappy8941 Unless it's a wordplay on 'graduate'!

[@MrDdt666]

This has a serious 1984 vibe to it.

[@ShotDownInFlames2]

Political correctness seems to get worse never better. It never lessens only gets crazier.

[@admthrawnuru]

It leasens,like all social insanity, but the process takes generations, so we wont see it fully start to die until we're old.

[@TheMightyWalk]

It’s a communist ideology to be “politically correct”

[@chickey333]

The path to so many ultimate human failures are paved with good intentions.

[@neoneapolitan2122]

2:55 "There was a very kind of Authoritarian, 'if you're not for this you are against us.'" That _for us/against us_ mindset is one of the hallmarks of a cult.

[@richardwallis9374]

Or the Sith 🤷‍♂️

[@emmanuelatti86]

The canoe scene reminds me of that time when a friend of mine tried to recruit me into a cult/sect. She invited me to attend one of their meetings. I didn't want to be rude and I was a bit curious so I accepted. Oh boy... It was surreal, weird and eerie. There I was listening to people talking nonsense and doing crazy stuff as if it was perfectly normal... I thought I was the only sane person there for a moment but in the eyes of a few of the other people there I could see that they knew that this was madness. They knew that this was madness but they didn't want to become outcast or lose their friends or relatives that truly believed in all that crap. When that friend asked what I thought about that I said it definitely wasn't for me. She said oh OK and moved on. It didn't bother me to remain friends with her even after that, overall she was a cool chick, but we lost contact with each other in time. Later I heard that she cut contact with me because her cult leader told her that I was too risky for her because I could lead her off the track of their cult...

[@chad3232132]

This is definitely cult like behavior, with the inmates running the asylum. There were other incidents happening about the same time at Evergreen that included students basically holding school administrators hostage. The Dean had to ask the student hostage takers for permission to use the restroom, and even them he was only permitted to do so under student guard.

[@j.w.8663]

That just sounds like going to church. Churchgoers do all sorts of weird sh1t and then just go home afterwards. And we think it's all normal ! 😂

[@flyoverkid55]

It's fascinating to watch the " elite " fully embrace group think at the expense of their personal integrity.

[@mustang607]

Even Scientology is not this cult like.

[@nonyabidness5708]

It's more subtle initially but still 1000% a cult.

[@benmlee]

Just as the Salem witch trial was taught in school for 300 years, this Canoe video needs to be shown to future generations for the next 300 years.

[@Individual_Lives_Matter]

It’s the human proclivity to create moral frameworks and then to force others to adopt them that leads to Marxist or collectivist ideas, especially where any dissent is labeled as evil.

[@citetez]

Or, on the right, sin.

[@WinkLinkletter]

@@citetez "Sin" is the personal aspect of evil, which is often framed as impersonal.

[@citetez]

@@WinkLinkletter And therefore...???

[@kristenross2902]

There’s nothing wrong with moral frameworks in and of themselves. The most basic of them are enforced by law in every culture throughout history and without them there would be anarchy and chaos. Parsing out truth involves discussing morality ~ because moral relativism doesn’t actually work. Here we have self-righteous overlords with a thimble of thought about the beliefs they hold. This is why dialogue with their opponents is shut down. Their willingness to trample others freedoms is the problem, and terrible logic.

[@kristenross2902]

@@citetezindeed sin involves personal failures such as lying, cheating, abusing and using others. Sin can involve disordered loves, like dishonoring parents or God. Some of these should be reined in by law and others should certainly not. You can believe something is wrong while defending the freedom of choice to do it. The debate about the right invading the ‘rights’ of others involve murder (abortion) and keeping the left woke agenda away from our children. Other than that do as you please to your own detriment.

[@kilikdudley]

And Trump is the threat, right? 😂😂😂

[@books4739]

A major threat, since the wokers plan is to return us all to a pre-civilisation age.

[@djamilamarouf7027]

Indeed 😊

[@Archiep2979]

Two things can be true at once, princess

[@keithb6717]

@@Archiep2979 How is trump a threat?

[@JERM57]

I really feel bad for these university administrators. Notice how their sentences kept ending with a questioning tone as if asking, "Did I do it right? Did I grovel enough?"

[@raybarnett8231]

I have no sympathy for these administrators. They could have resisted....if they are gone, they get to leave this poisonous community.

[@siennad587]

@@raybarnett8231 some of them did or at least one did

[@sirg-had8821]

I feel nothing for them. They chose their profession and they chose to stay there and grovel before a bunch of brainless children.

[@MrLeoYaus]

I don't feel bad for them at all. They are weak and cowardly.

[@carolmcln5028]

I don’t!! They were fools!

[@castlesteve1]

Here’s a good reason to avoid paying for college. Find a way to start your own business and avoid college altogether

[@mpetersen6]

Or if you are going to school. Just decide what trade you want to go to school for. Then start your own HVAC, electrical, welding etc business. Even the STEM departments of universities are getting infected by this crap now. Thankfully some recent Supreme Court decisions are taking the wind out of some aspects. A meritocracy cannot be turned into an equity based system. It has been pointed out that using affirmative action or other equity based admission based systems while attempting to level the playing field do not always help the individuals who benefit. If someone is admitted to MIT through affirmative action and can not handle the course load and has to drop out and transfer to another frankly less strenuous institution how has that person been helped. And if the admissions were completely merit based you know qualified candidates were passed over.

[@mpetersen6]

There used to be another path into the trades. They were called apprenticeships. But the Technical Schools have largely replaced them

[@daviddickey9832]

Facts. You will never make real money as a salaryman.

[@exlibrisross]

Logical conclusion to entirely illogical thought. Embarrassing...

[@isabellesender]

At the age of 13, i moved to the US. I quickly found out that the public schools in the States were much behind European education systems. In one of my classrooms, a teacher put a formula on the board. He came up with ridiculous proof for it, even though it was utterly obviously impossible. Every kid in the class just went along with it. I was the only one who stood my ground. The teacher had never had any student stand up and not just let the brainwashing work. I knew then, at that young age, that most people are weak sheep that do not use critical thinking and problem solving. They are more interested in fitting in. Scary.

[@crawdaddy6969]

It was not always like this.Because of DEI, we have to pretend that the stupid kids are smart and the smart kids are privileged. They used to seperate kids according to academics but this was deemed to be racist.

[@themainediverschannel4495]

Welcome to America-a pathetic joke of a nation it has become and has been for a long time now.

[@dawnfire82]

They're deliberately not taught how to think.

[@isabellesender]

@@dawnfire82 💯

[@SpicyTexan64]

Yeah, Europe is so ahead. lol Germany France and the UK are literally being turned into authoritarian dictatorships as we speak. Islam is becoming their masters.

[@exponentmantissa5598]

These people humiliated themselves. They are delusional.

[@robbarnes9047]

i think I saw one of the guys blinking "torture" in morse code.

[@bastardtubeuser]

I think they have been smoking a canoe .

[@vitaly6312]

Struggle session. Those old white folks and older professors and administrators are AFRAID of students.

[@AstrobotJones]

Lol. Seriously looks like some kind of employee cooperation seminar, or self-help guru lecture,b or maybe a religious affirmation gathering. I would have been like, "hey, I think I'm just going to swim to shore. Y'all have fun and good luck with your weird canoe trip."

[@MrSobe00]

I think it's safe to assume that by this point any facility members that had the moral wherewithal to speak up against the stupid, would have already left for greener pastures.

[@briansmith9793]

I taught in Washington for 34 years. Anytime we had a teacher candidate from Evergreen we’d just cringe because the psycho babble they would preach was scary to listen to. Virtually no one from evergreen is taken seriously

[@notatheist]

This erratic and irrational behavior is fostered and rewarded until large groups of violent doctrinaire can be weaponized and set loose on a political opponent.

[@asacloutier7530]

4:18 is when it switches over to like a grade school lesson where everyones vibe is just reiterating what the previous kid said because they all know its what gets an A.

[@Silentpartner70]

I’m not in the canoe, hope it sinks

[@mikeyh0]

This is great! It exposes the concept of equity for exactly what it is - slavery and the total obliteration of being an individual.

[@mr_reborn]

This is a cult meeting... it's literally the same kind of shit goes on in cults and religious societies.

[@toryquinton2677]

One thing is obvious, at least some of those asking permission to get on the Canoe lacked sincerity.But what they were doing is desperately trying to find the right approved words to say. That is far more dangerous than anyone who is willingly getting on that insidious canoe.

[@jakewalwyn4632]

For me, the most disturbing part of this canoe video is how emotional the staff member talking at 4:40 is. Seems like he is being reluctantly presurred into going along with the group or is grappling with some sort or moral internal conflict...

[@chad3232132]

If you are white (men in particular), you are basically forced to constantly issue public apologies to prove your loyalty to the people enforcing new and bizarre rules on "equity."

[@grantdavis6363]

It seems like a form of brainwashing intimidation tactics, that’s my take.

[@wyntresorrow403]

I’d be the one who says I’m not interested in boarding this canoe. After I put in my resignation papers of course

[@nonyabidness5708]

No need to put in a resignation... let them fire you and then sue!

[@socal33]

These people are contaminated.

[@LuckysLair]

Look at the expressions of piousness and smugness by the people watching along as their coworkers grasp for the "proper" words during the Canoe ride into the turbulence of insanity

[@gaius_enceladus]

@LuckysLair - I noticed that too. You're spot-on - "piousness and smugness". I've seen a term used to describe this - "smugnorant". People who smugly believe that they know everything when in fact they know NOTHING.

[@kristenross2902]

The leaders really love hearing themselves talk. This little dude never had so much power. The dopamine hit of feeling like you’re doing something powerful and historic and righteous is palpable. Too bad it’s saccharine with no substance.

[@grintrap4455]

Imagine the panic in their soft little hearts

[@ashleywebb2736]

This was one of the eye-opening moments for me.

[@OlympiaCHUD]

Imagine inverting the equity canoe journey to the long house and then deploying this at the people that have stitched themselves to the ritual body of the canoe. Using their attack that will inevitably come as a vector to enter the body and using the attacker as the entry point. Bringing the light of truth to these dark places, I think you understand. We need to get the golden ball out from the depths and get out of the water before the monsters follow us up to the surface. Help me get out of the water.

[@seanyouknowwho798]

So....people criticize a young German soldier who committed atrocities against the Jewish people among others. Such people act bewildered at how someone could commit such acts under a brutal totalitarian regime under threat of death if one didn’t. Then you’re participate in such nonsense that does elevate one group of students above another with threats & discrimination.....and the risk to you....is losing your job. So what makes you think you would have acted differently than that German soldier of WWII? Think about it for a minute or two....

[@seanyouknowwho798]

Re-Education Camp The point is if you don’t have the courage to speak out in small low to no threatening situations, how can you say you will when the stakes are even higher? The Germans didn’t goes nuts as you think. Tell me what the Germans went through to become nuts. Look up when war atrocities, Jewish ghettos, etc. began and tell me what the Germans had gone through to get to that point to say they had gone nuts. You discount the level of apathy and conformity the average person will have and follow. Combine that with government false promises, small changes in control over a groups of people, and then some level of threat and you can get people to follow along with a lot more than you would ever think. Also, one of the steps to get conformity is convincing or forcing people to participate is small exercises like the one in this video. Hitler made people attend rallies and indoctrination speeches much like this to get the same result. If you think the exercise is stupid but can’t speak out against it, you might just think you’re the only one or at least in the minority and just go along in future ones as well. The German people were then and are now good people and no different than other westerners. The real learning from pre-WWII Germany is that we, meaning any civil society, can easily be as guilty of such things. There weren’t any special circumstances that made the German people more susceptible to such things. BTW, you can make this same analogy for religious cults as well and ask every person in that exercise “Would you join a religious or other cult?” Many would say “No”, but you could answer back...”You just did”

[@seanyouknowwho798]

Re-Education Camp That is a non-answer. What in the treaty “made the Germans nuts”? Not to mention, they had a reasonable recovery economically until the Great Depression. And many countries world wide went through terrible economic problems. So again why did they go nuts? And why were they different than any other country of the times? So again the question is “What did the Germans go through to go nuts?” BTW, This is a detailed answer.... FYI, Hitler employed many of the same psychological manipulations that you see in a smaller scale in this video, which leads to the comparison. He indoctrinated the youth against the older established generations. He held rallies in a similar fashion to indoctrinate as well as show his “influence” over all. Combine that with the threat of retaliation against speaking out or questioning. Those who don’t want to follow along think they are in the minority and the cost of speaking out seems less than conforming...for now. Why do you think the younger guy calls on administrative leaders to “commit” to the canoe journey? It established youth in control of the older administrative leadership.

[@seanyouknowwho798]

Re-Education Camp That is exactly the point! How easy it is to indoctrinate people is the point. Somehow you think I am speaking against the German people but actually defending them. We are all equally as easily indoctrinated. History has always asked “How could the Germans have done this?”. And we should have understood “It could have as easily been us!” As demonstrated in this video. The moment you understand that about yourself, the more you can do to guard against it. The more of us who understand this, the more a society can do to guard against indoctrination. You would be surprised how much we assume is true in our society today but is really a form of indoctrination. In fact with our shortened attention spans compared to what people had back in the 1920s and 30s when Hitler rose to power, now we are actually more easily indoctrinated. Once you dive into Hitler’s rise among other similar leaders, you will learn to recognize the signs of indoctrination and guard against them.

[@m6smitten]

Weaponized empathy.

[@Lazabaza7752]

Thank you for your service to expose this issue

[@antonleimbach648]

These type of meetings take place all over corporate America. I’ve done so many moronic events that I just tune out and think my own thoughts just like 90% of everyone else.

[@raymond_luxury_yacht]

Four years ago . Calling from 2024. It's happened.

[@mpetersen6]

But it is no less important that people see the madness.

[@puttervids472]

I’m 29 seconds into the canoe scene and I want to puke. No amount of money is worth this.

[@brantpam222]

If Bret Weinstein, or anyone like him who’s been through something like he went through, is still saying he likes the idea of being coerced into a canoe, hasn’t suffered enough yet. Wake up, Bret!

[@ThunderChunky101]

He's a leftist. What do you expect?

[@brantpam222]

don trump, take your anti-Semitism somewhere else. And you’re not fooling anyone with that screen name, trying to denigrate Trump’s name, when he’s extremely friendly to the Jewish community and Israel.

[@christopherkucia1071]

@@brantpam222yeah it’s fucking disgusting…. Trumps pandering to a foreign criminal murderous illegal state…. Committing illegal occupation and genocide… Why does the Israel lobby control all of American politics, media, sciences and economy? It’s DISGUSTING. I can’t even exercise my own freedom of speech by NOT buying Israeli products. If the state finds out you are purposefully boycotting Israeli products, YOU GO TO JAIL. Why is that? Why to Zionists control almost every Aspect of America OVER our “elected” officials? (We all know they are selected and not elected) I like Donald Trump too, but his alignment with the murderous and controlling Likud Netanyahu party is ABYSMAL and a direct threat to America. Shut your fucking mouth about your praise for sick murderous illegal Zionist controllers…. I assume you’re a Christian right? Do you know the FULL story of the Jewish people and what god has enacted to them for eternity? I’ll tell you, while god does claim they are the “chosen people” they rejected god and sinned so bad that they became the chosen people to punish and exile for all of eternity. Terribly evil people…, not Jews of course, but the fake Jews that call themselves Zionists. Read any Zionist literature, they are VERY honest with their evil…

[@rlh5870]

Bret was a target of these people. Driven from Evergreen. He and his wife have a great podcast

[@danak2230]

Benjamin Boyce's coverage of Evergreen was one of the most fascinating but unsettling things I'd ever seen. I started watching it thinking I'd watch 2 -3 episodes, just to see what was going on. (It had come across my KZbin feed.) It ended up being my evening routine for months to watch an episode while I cooked dinner. I ended up watching all of his videos. Haha. Edited to fix a typo.

[@occamsshavecream4541]

It was pretty terrifying, I wish more people would stop and ponder wth is going on.

[@rustar00]

I’m filled with dread and despair.

[@FoodNerds]

Equity? Ok where is my billion dollars?

[@Shimbot1323]

Can you imagine paying for your child to go to Evergreen?

[@gadzooks5541]

If they only knew that "equality" means equally miserable and unsuccessful.

[@bananabread6148]

Evergreen fascinates me lol every so often I rewatch all of the footage.

[@theoutsider6191]

I never wanted a canoe to sink more in my life.....

[@davelordy]

@4:54 - the lumpen blonde lady, I don't think it advisable to put her at either end, she needs to be in the middle if the grievance canon has any chance of getting to reparations bay.

[@CriticalLinker]

Lol😂😂😂😂 She contributes ballast to the endeavour.

[@timelapsega]

They're essentially crying about the world not being fair, and no amount of crying is going to fix that. You can do everything right and get struck by lightning, you can be a terrible person and get rich and live a long happy life. The world is not fair and just, it can be cruel and unforgiving and there is no way to change that. So it's best to just accept that and do your best, anything else is a fool's errand.

[@NelsonClick]

I don't know. I see the devil at work here. The great confuser. Commit to lies and darkness and you shall be saved. The thing that gets me is these poor souls don't really understand what they're saying or what they're doing.

[@Kurtlane]

They are protecting their employments.

[@viletreeve9120]

Cult members will commit the most insane acts against others so they can demonstrate their loyalty to the cult.

[@joelthomastr]

3:17 Your brain has crashed. Please restart

[@kayjay135]

Beat me to it XD

[@sw8741]

The speaker for the whole "struggle session" is the perfect caricature of a Marxist intellectual. He would fit right in a picture of him and Fidel, Che, Lenin or Mao

[@crawdaddy6969]

Marxist Intellectual, you could tell he was an educated dumbass. We all know them . He does not make a lick of sense.

[@mpetersen6]

In his mind come the revolution he is going to be one of the leaders. Not realizing that he would likely be put against the wall.

[@raphx5530]

Over the years canines of different breeds have attempted to place their dominance over my lower leg and/or ankle

[@crazyredhare]

If I remember right, Bret Weinstein ended up suing Evergreen College for about a half million $.

[@timthompson468]

It sounds insane, ‘cause it is.

[@phreemynd]

These administrators are being bullied and coerced into compliance. This is such a great example of the danger of stifling dissent and debate. The officials of this college simply relinquished their obligation to uphold academic integrity and freedom of thought to a gang of bullies.

[@dks13827]

Scary as hell.

[@martincull4914]

This is a sanitized verse of a cult for people who think they are the virtuous ones. Sent

[@tonysales3687]

They look totally lost, and they are, just along for the ride. Disney is a great example of DEI ruining a company.

[@mpetersen6]

Budweiser, Harley-Davidson and how many more. The first responsibility of a company is to earn enough to stay in business. Sometimes that doesn't happen due to market forces or poor decisions. But going woke if it doesn't fit with your core customer base is just stupid.

[@wigglethemiddle1]

4:30 minutes in and I still have no idea what in the world this video is about - need some better editing!

[@aprivatez]

lol 20 year-old npc, john smith, unable to see the racist cult-like behavior of indoctrinated radical left college students and the dire implications it poses to society.

[@BrothersAroundTheCampfire]

He's right, irregardless of the content, the editing in this one is horrible

[@briankgarland]

Woke cult members at a small college.

[@kholemcrae1100]

This is a real life struggle session, I’ve only ever read about them. This needs to be studied

[@mustang607]

Did everyone get a participation trophy?

[@NPC-hg5br]

Only the non-whites

[@scoldeddogproduction]

That's all evergreen state college is. They don't grade students. They critique them. Look it up.

[@AndthenthereisCencorship-xc6yi]

Amazing. Simply amazing. People have been devolving, not evolving. The canoe people scenes are proof of this insanity.

[@NGH99999]

I couldn't watch this whole clip. Made it half way and tapped out. When you dump a bucketload of insanity into an echo chamber, then shake that chamber vigorously, this is what oozes out.

[@Cre8tvMG]

I attended evergreen and graduated in 1983. Even then it was a holdover enclave of washed out hippies and Marxists. At the time I coined the phrase “everyone was being a radical individualist just like everyone else.” In my senior year I was in a program called ‘Native American Studies”. It wasn’t the study of native Americans. It was “studying in the Native American style, which is to make your own program and learn whatever you want to.” My friend and I wrote a Christian musical and performed it on campus. Take that leftoids! 😂

[@Cre8tvMG]

Evergreen was not as overtly insane back then as it is now, but ALL the seeds were there. Seeing it firsthand was instrumental in making me a firm lifelong conservative and fighter against leftist tyranny. They have weaponized insanity and given it a veneer of virtue. But it’s damned near demonic at the roots. Demonic and imbecilic.

[@grootygroot6351]

When will there be equity in the NBA? 😂 I’m not great at basketball but yeah How to I sign up?

[@FoodNerds]

I’m not even 5 feet but hey let me in and pay me a million a year.