Posted on 04/21/2017 6:51:05 AM PDT by Uncle Sam 911
This professor of philosophy has been identified as the masked man that smashed a guy's skull open at the Berkeley protests a few days ago. I wonder if he will even face administrative action from the college, let alone be charged with assault. One can hope.
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Attempted murder charges are in order.................
Diablo Valley College. Appropriately named.
This creep needs to have a tragic accident.
From Diablo Valley College
Diablo Valley College
Eric Clanton
Faculty - Philosophy, Pleasant Hill Campus
Eric has been teaching at DVC since 2015.
He teaches introduction to philosophy with a background in teaching ethics, critical thinking, and comparative philosophy East/West. His primary research interests are ethics and politics. His work in political philosophy also centers on mass incarceration and the prison system. He is currently exploring restorative justice from an anti-authoritarian perspective.
Education
M.A. in Philosophy – San Francisco State University
B.A. in Philosophy – California State University, Bakersfield
Sadly, they took down all the ratemyprofessor.com comments that the 4chan trolls made. All of them pretty much said, “I took his class, and when he disagreed with me, he hit me over the head with a bike lock.”
They also hacked his Amazon account and sent him a dozen bike locks on next-day delivery with his own credit card.
I would not hold my breath.
Bttt!
Lock him up, or sue the city / DA.
That is all so rich isn’t it?
That is awesome. I don’t want the 4Chan people on my tail.
The environmental movement has sure caught on with college instructors.
I remember when college instructors used to beat up people with tire irons.
Now, it’s bike locks.
Tomorrow, college instructors will be bashing people with solar panels.
It’s the steady beat of the drum of progress on the old college campus.
Book him on a few United flights. They know how to handle trouble makers.
Kkk
So his philosophy is...violence.
Some ethics and critical thinking on his part, eh?
An ethics prof...
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