SNOWFLAKES! Georgetown Considering ‘Cry Room’ For Students Offended By Tweets

For close to 250 years, men and women of the United States had prayed, dreamed, and fought for liberty to reign in the most successful governmental experiment in world history. A nation that asserts that its citizen’s rights come from God, not from the government.

As what many call “The Greatest Generation”, those Americans who grew up during the Great Depression and fought in World War II, or whose labor helped win it, passes away, there is a renewed focus on who in the Millennial and Gen Z generations will lead the nation into the AI / Robotics future.

This search though has actually revealed some alarming trends in both groups, as many of them can’t emotionally handle the contents in tweets they disagree with.

In the next step in the evolution of these mentally crippled young adults, who appear to have arrested development, their “safe spaces” which are available on many college campuses may not be enough. These spaces allow students to escape from those who will not coddle them but now some want an additional room set up for them to hide from a mean world.

For example, a demand for a “cry room” comes after Georgetown law students took offense to constitutional law scholar Ilya Shapiro’s tweets criticizing President Joe Biden’s “affirmative action” Supreme Court nomination process.

The law scholar Ilya Shapiro, who was scheduled to begin his role as executive director and senior lecturer of the Georgetown Center for the Constitution on Tuesday was instead placed on administrative leave Monday pending the outcome of an investigation into his tweets.

Shapiro expressed his professional opinion that President Biden nominates Sri Srinivasan, the Indian-born chief judge on the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, to replace Justice Stephen Breyer on the U.S. Supreme Court, and commented that choosing a Supreme Court nominee based solely on race and gender would make it so that she “will always have an asterisk attached.”

Law students became outraged over these comments, with one calling on the university to implement a designated crying room on campus, for students to go to when they “need to break down,” according to a report by National Review.

“Is there an office they can go to?” the student asked. “I don’t know what it would look like, but if they want to cry, if they need to break down, where can they go? Because we’re at a point where students are coming out of class to go to the bathroom to cry.”

A small group of student activists in the Georgetown Black Law Student Association submitted a  petition calling for Shapiro’s termination. Not feeling like the university was doing enough to punish the professor for offering an alternant opinion, the snowflakes sent out a message last night announcing that “a coalition of Georgetown Law Students will gather for a sit-in calling for the immediate termination of Ilya Shapiro and for the administration to address BLSA demands”:

“A coalition of Georgetown Law Students will gather for a sit-in calling for the immediate termination of Ilya Shapiro.” pic.twitter.com/2ledavxFuc

— Nate Hochman (@njhochman) February 1, 2022

The students do have a radical SJW supporting them, associate vice president and dean of students Mitch Bailin. Mitch said he agreed with the student, telling cry room girl, “It is really, really hard to walk out of class or a meeting in tears, and you should always have a place on campus where you can go.”

“If you’re finding that you’re not getting the person that you want to talk to or not getting the space that you need, reach out to me anytime — anytime — and we will find you space,” Bailin added.

Obviously, those of us in Gen X must plan on having to work hard in our late years as we don’t have anyone to hand off the baton of liberty to.

Hopefully, more in people their 40s and younger decided over time that being a snowflake is un-American, seen by Russia and China as weakness, and thus deice to join in the fight after all.

Written By: Eric Thompson, host of the Eric Thompson Show.