This vomit-inducing segment comes to us from a Washington Post op-ed piece, via the folks at collegefix.com:
College student: ‘I haven’t slept in my room since the election’
That is the exact headline of an op-ed recently published inThe Washington Post by Ian Ware, a sophomore at the University of Virginia studying foreign affairs and American studies.
Ware writes he’s avoided his dorm and instead slept on couches, futons, floors and unoccupied beds in his friends’ homes.
“At first, it came from a need to be with people who supported me and understood how scary this political moment is for young people who grew up under the liberal auspices of an Obama presidency and came of age politically in a time marked by progressive movements such as that of Sen. Bernie Sanders,” Ware writes. “But after I went home for clean clothes to find an anti-gay hate message written on my door, right next to a set of stickers spelling out ‘Vote 4 Hillary,’ my couch-surfing took on new urgency. I was no longer searching for comfort from my peers — I was trying to preserve a sense of safety.”
That is about as pukeable a whine as you are going to see. Even by college snowflake standards.
Can anyone in his or her right mind tell me the tuition money the University of Virginia exacts from Ian Ware (over $50,000 if he is in-state, and far more for out-of-staters) is preparing him for the real world?
This helpless child is scared of Donald Trump? Wow. What if he thinks about the Republican-majority senate and house too? Where will he sleep then? On a tuffet, with lots of curds and whey to comfort him?
Here is a two word suggestion for Ian Ware, and his likeminded snowflakes.
Grow up.
I am glad I went and read more of this kids statement, from what was posted here, when I read it, I thought Ken was off-base. When I read it, I thought he was being harassed by anti-Trumpers for being gay and supporting Trump.