Texas professors want to use abortion ban to punish students for "consensual sexual intercourse"
Texas professors want to use abortion ban to punish students for "consensual sexual intercourse"
It's part of a larger pattern of men using the new law to control and abuse women in their lives
"Along with their anger about abortion, they grouse about not being allowed to punish students "for being homosexual or transgender." They also argue they should be able to penalize teaching assistants for "cross-dressing," by which they appear to mean allowing trans women to wear skirts."
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If the students disobey and miss class for abortion care, the filing continues, the professors should be allowed to flunk students.
...and...
The two men argue that granting students an excused absence in such cases violates their First Amendment rights.
And one of these guys is a philosophy professor.
There are plenty of philosophy professors who are morons.
Half of all philosophy professors graduated in the bottom 50% of their class. Pretty shocking.
What's crazy is he actually won some award from the Journal of Philosophy in the past. But brain rot comes quickly for people like him, who has himself been plugged into the right wing propaganda mill since at least 2016.
And one of his self-professed professional interests is "Christian Philosophy," so this is totally on brand for him.
Source?
That would only make sense if all graduates become professors
they were making a joke, not a grant application
The joke doesn't make sense like that. I've seen it before as "Since fifty percent of all doctors graduate in the bottom half of their class, should I trust them?" Which actually does work. You can just say he got the math wrong and you doubled down on it
For real. It really is a statement about the quality of that school of their philosophy professors can't understand the non-agression principle, or bodily autonomy, or where one persons rights ends and the other's begins... Apparently don't send your kids to school in Texas.