Greg Gutfeld, co-host of The Five on Fox News, ripped the whiny, entitled protesters at the University of Missouri for perpetuating false claims of racism, saying “The entire campus needs a giant pair of pampers.”
He said the students “wish to be treated like babies,” so why not give them ‘a lawless, segregated playpen for infants who reject rule of law and agreed upon authority.’
Gutfeld originally discussed false claims by the Student Body President who tried to spread a hoax that the KKK had arrived on campus.
Via Fox News Insider:
On “The Five” today, Greg Gutfeld reacted to the racially-charged college protests that are sweeping across the nation.
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“When hate becomes a hoax, divisive ‘deceptors’ just say, ‘Well, it’s happening somewhere,'” Gutfeld said, adding that cowardly administrators indulged such lies by ousting Mizzou’s president and chancellor.
“These aren’t babies but students who wish to be treated like babies,” Gutfeld said. “The entire campus needs a giant pair of pampers.”
He said if students are complaining that the First Amendment creates an unsafe learning environment, then they should be offered a “sanctuary campus” – a lawless, segregated playpen for infants who reject rule of law and agreed upon authority.
Gutfeld was referring to a Mizzou Student VP who claimed the First Amendment rights of reporters and fellow students “are creating a hostile and unsafe learning environment for myself and for other students.”
Yes, the First Amendment which actually creates a ‘safe space’ for free speech, is violating the perceived ‘safe space’ rights of students on campus. What alternate liberal universe are we living in right now?
Watch the fiery Gutfeld segment below …
Perhaps the best line of the night came from Dana Perino, who had to bluntly explain to liberal students that while they’re looking for a safe space, they’re missing the obvious.
“America is a safe space.”
Comment: Do you agree that the protesters at schools such as the University of Missouri and Ithaca College are nothing more than whining, entitled children?
