In order not to "offend" anyone, the University of Michigan now requires staff and students to adress others with the pronoun that person wants it to be, with the threat of punishment if they don't. This student decided his pronoun will be "His Majesty". Well played, young man. Well played.

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2016/09/30/michigan-student-successfully-changes-preferred-pronoun-to-his-majesty-on-class-roster.html

Since liberals don't think honest citizens can be trusted to own firearms, presumably because we are all so violent, how about we just medicate the masses instead in order to reduce the violence?
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There was another shooting in Houston today.  Details are scarce which tells me that someone doesn't want us to know anything about the culprit.  I wonder why that could be.

Why medicate when you can indoctrinate in the public school system?

“But on the other, it’s a direct reflection on society’s crybaby political correctness.”

It's not unexpected to hear a Sergeant of Marines speak like this.  We are taught this kind of language in Boot Camp, at least I was.  I have no way of knowing if this is the Marine Corps talking through the man of it this is the man's deliberate thoughts on the matter...brainwashing and all....

As former Sergeant of Marines myself, I think he is long past the point of being brainwashed, or he wouldn't have used the words crybaby policital correctness. I believe the words are his own, or some fellow Marines dared him to use the word crybaby.

Um, it's called a job.  I carried a minimum of 15 hours per semester and still worked 20+ hours a week.  While I realize today's lazy kids are just that, lazy, it can be accomplished if you have the work ethic and don't expect others to cater to your ever need.  It puts a burr under my saddle when I hear people wanting things given to them when all they have to do is get out of the house, kill something (figuratively speaking) and drag it home.  Guess it's easier to sit on the sofa with a game remote in your crotch for hours on end.   (you/your is generic and not directed at you personally)

I got my degree while working full time. One of the big problems is kids want the biggest and best of everything when they go to college. New dorms, flat screen TVs, spring break trips, a bunch of dining options. They don't understand that college needs pays for that, which is why tuition keeps rising.