Comments by "WaterspoutsOfTheDeep" (@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep) on "FOX 2 Detroit" channel.

  1.  @timogul  rofl you mean being an immature child throwing a tantrum? This is akin to a unruly child covering their ears yelling when they don't want to hear something.
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  2.  @tubaishansol  Religious belief? Apparently you have never heard of the ancient hippocratic oath medical doctors take to this day. It's about morals, ethics, not religion.
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  3.  @exi8550  It's still childish behavior not listening to an opposing view point. It's like an unruly child covering their ears saying they can't hear you. It can't get that much worse than Gen Z before implosion.
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  4.  @Wastok  Not listening to someones view you oppose by leaving in the middle of their presentation is respectful? lol nonsense. It's DISrespectful, shows no class, shows the low level of character the university accepts as students.
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  5.  @thebananas6483  You wrongfully are conflating the act of hearing as "accepting" or "validating." If you are scared about people making up their own mind with a conclusion different than yours then maybe you should consider your position doesn't warrant YOUR level of respect you are giving it and you should be more open to OPEN discussion. If your view is superior you should not be concerned with it rising to the top and being challenged. You are exactly what you claim to be against A dangerous mindset.
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  6.  @whisper5899  "Productive?" How absurd of an assessment. It's akin to an unruly child covering their ears screaming so they can't hear an opposing viewpoint. It's rude, shows they have no class, no respect for the speaker, and shows the low level of character the university accepts as students.
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  7.  @rykkor  Correct get a life, don't take a life. It's learning.
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  8.  @daniellim7440  Walking out of someones presentation you disagree with is not disrespectful and childish? It directly correlates to my example. It really should not be a hard concept to grasp, especially given it was already spoon fed.
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  9. Roughly the statistical percentage that don't have malformed emotional/comprehension faculties. Go figure.
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  10.  @beachbum200009  Severing someones aorta is also a medical procedure. That is why DOCTORS are required to perform and uphold the age old hippocratic oath for the rest of their life if they wish to play doctor.
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  11. How absurd of an assessment. It's akin to an unruly child covering their ears screaming so they can't hear an opposing viewpoint. It's rude, shows they have no class, no respect for the speaker, and shows the low level of character the university accepts as students.
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  12. I don't know what uncivilized backwards culture you spawned from but behaving like an unruly child covering their ears screaming so they can't hear an opposing viewpoint is not adult mature behavior. It's rude, shows they have no class, no respect for the speaker, and shows the low level of character the university accepts as students.
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  13. How absurd of an assessment. It's akin to an unruly child covering their ears screaming so they can't hear an opposing viewpoint. It's rude, shows they have no class, no respect for the speaker, and shows the low level of character the university accepts as students. Ever heard of just sit down and shut up?
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  14. How absurd of an assessment. It's akin to an unruly child covering their ears screaming so they can't hear an opposing viewpoint. It's rude, shows they have no class, no respect for the speaker, and shows the low level of character the university accepts as students. Far less directly contradictory to the oath they will have to make if they wish to be a medical doctor.
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  15.  @timogul  Whose law? There are many across the planet and history. Point being they are subjectively made, not based on any functional established hard line concept. Why should one trust the opinion of one man over many others? Remember how the US constitution is worded as a hint. "God given rights."
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  16. Apparently you have never heard of the ancient hippocratic oath medical doctors take to this day. Don't be a doctor if you have no morals or ethics then. Deal with it.
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  17. You are dealing with people without functioning cognitive reasoning faculties. That is the issue. Most of what got these people to that point is memorization, not the ability to reason.
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  18.  @whisper5899  Their agreement or disagreement, the students OPINION is irrelevant. This isn't a two way negotiation.
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  19. They become the kind of doctors that tell YOU your own symptoms lol. Ignorant, prideful fools.
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  20. Bingo
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  21.  @kathleenardrey5094  The irony coming from the one who thinks walking out on a presentation presenting opposing views is not akin to a child covering their ears yelling so they can't hear the other person.
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  22. How absurd of an assessment. It's akin to an unruly child covering their ears screaming so they can't hear an opposing viewpoint. It's rude, shows they have no class, no respect for the speaker, and shows the low level of character the university accepts as students. Clearly goes against the hippocratic oath medical doctors are required to take. Looks like many just found out they are going in for the wrong profession. What about the reproductive rights of the little woman inside? You people are hypocrites.
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  23.  @chigimo9222  Only a rural pig farmer would say such an absurd cliche as "respect is earned." Here is another one, act like an animal get treated like an animal.
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  24. Apparently they don't know they will be required to perform and uphold the age old hippocratic oath for the rest of their life if they wish to ever play doctor.
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  25. Her beliefs align with the hippocratic oath they will take. So looks like many of them are taking the wrong path in life.
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  26.  @mjkarger89  It is. That is nonsensical. Humans are not parasites. I've never heard of someone presenting a pediatrician as not providing care for the unborn child but only for the mother. Might want to consider the logic of your own position for a moment first.
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  27.  @lp4660  An irrelevant distinction where none needs to be made. Reading comprehension is a skill worth developing.
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  28.  @timogul  Sorry not American, "inalienable rights." Same thing, they had to come from someone not something. Logic and order doesn't come from chaos, rationality from irrationality. It requires a mind. A law giver. I don't remember the bible saying anything about life starts at first breath or how that is even possible, from a biblical perspective. The bible defines human life classed different from animal life, and likewise plants so far as not even alive in the same sense. It defines a human as a spirit, that has a soul and a body but is neither of those two it is a spirit. In other words as far as I know I don't believe the bible states when the spirit mans existence comes about and it's relation to biology. Humans don't even scientifically know what life itself is yet. We don't even know how a zygote knows how to differentiate into an organism. We are just finding out biology creates and runs on photons for information transfer. They carry information. The physics, quantum holography allows for information transfer beyond our body and reality. Our being could be projecting offsite into these bodies for all we know. The more science expands the bigger the scope of the subject becomes rather than closing the gaps. The more we know the less we find out we know.
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  29. First woman is actually Wanda Sykes in disguise lol.
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  30. Almost like how society has functioned from the start of the hippocratic oath to modern society...
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  31. University is meant to challenge ones preconceived worldviews. Don't leave your basement safe space if you are that fragile.
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  32. "Their doctrine?" This is literally what aligns with the age old hippocratic oath they will be required to perform and uphold for the rest of their life if they ever wish to play doctor.
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  33. How absurd of an assessment. It's akin to an unruly child covering their ears screaming so they can't hear an opposing viewpoint. It's rude, shows they have no class, no respect for the speaker, and shows the low level of character the university accepts as students. No a physician's medical care is not subservient to the patients wishes. The medical care a doctor provides is dictated by their hippocratic oath and guided by the patients wishes. One is subservient to the other. The doctors care is their own, not the patients to dictate. I know, hard concept to grasp for someone who doesn't believe in the inherent personal nature of an individual.
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  34. What a failure of government. The fact he isn't in jail says everything.
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  35.  @whisper5899  Probably not if it was in passing. It discredits the speaker and their view. That is what any sane person with a functional comprehension faculty does. That is how society works, if the view has no merit then the speaker loses credibility and society naturally moves towards the sane opinion. If there is middle ground then the issue isn't settled and there is merit in hearing opposing views. You know debates are a thing right? You I'm sure would be saying exactly the same things if this was one of the speakers of a debate and their views was being challenged anyways. If the whole speech was then of course I would because I would never have chosen to subject myself to that in the first place. It would have nothing to do whatsoever with anything to do with me. The speech here is in context of the field. It is just an opposing view. Big difference from your argument.
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  36.  @whisper5899  They aren't being bullied or attacked. Their view is being challenged. A view is an abstract concept, not an individual. This is the very reason one goes to university. This is exactly what a parent does to their child. Challenge them. This should not be a hard concept for one to grasp. A parent teaches their child to respect them, so they do so to others in society. Walking out in the middle of a presentation is not respectful. It is childish behavior.
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  37.  @thomasriley4963  If what's right is what you choose, why be educated by others that make that choice for you?
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  38.  @the.ghilliedhu  Apparently you have never heard of the ancient hippocratic oath medical doctors take to this day. It's about morals, ethics. That is exactly why abortions SHOULD be impeded. It's about restoring health not child sacrifice. Don't become a medial doctor if you have no morals then. Deal with it.
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  39.  @timogul  What planet are you on that you think "CRT" is imagined being taught in schools. It's freely admitted as being taught. This isn't news or controversial either... You seem to be new to the "woke" change of landscape in the last decade.
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  40. It's not divisive it's directly aligned with the age old hippocratic oath these immature children will be required to perform and uphold if they wish to ever play doctor.
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  41. One might say vile and evil. A true collapse of morals and ethics.
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