Wait, the nurse changed his diaper the first time?
Posted on 11/16/2017 5:01:53 PM PST by Snickering Hound
A Canadian University has found itself in the middle of a human rights complaint after a male student came to school with disturbing child fetishes including wearing diapers and having the stories of Beatrix Potter read to him by an English professor.
Katrin Roth, Vancouver Island University's former director of human rights and workplace safety ended up filing the complaint alleging the Nanaimo university failed to adequately support and protect professors, staff and students.
Roth says she learned that the student harassed several women, complimenting them on their clothing while leering at their chests, repeatedly asking staff members to go on dates, and following female staff members.
Janis Ledwell-Hunt, a professor of English women's studies at VIU, says she noticed the student's odd behavior when she was his professor at the Cowichan campus in 2015.
'He started to bring children's books into class and asked that I read them aloud,' she said to CTV News.
'On the day he included a photo of himself wearing nothing but a diaper. My heart went to my throat because it was then that I recognized that in his interactions with me all along, he had been manipulating me into this form of role play,' she said.
On two occasions the man is alleged to have asked the university's nurse to change his dirty diapers, although she refused the second time.
In fact, it was only after that nurse spoke with other VIU colleagues that she learned about his inappropriate manner with other employees.
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Wait, the nurse changed his diaper the first time?
There is a fellow in the US who did this and received Social Security Disability for it.
His girlfriend also received Social Security Disability as his caregiver.
What a Canucklehead!
I’m surprised the school didn’t hire a wet nurse for him.
“’He started to bring children’s books into class and asked that I read them aloud,’ she said to CTV News.”
Worse ... she DID!
“On two occasions the man is alleged to have asked the university’s nurse to change his dirty diapers, although she refused the second time.”
No comment ...
Wait a minute - isn’t this an example of the vaunted ‘diversity’ that we are all supposed to honor?
Apparently so. God help s all. When supposedly institutions of higher education allow this is even go on is beyond belief.
So we’ll done Ben!
He has a right to define his identity however he wants, and everyone must cater to his every whim.
So non-inclusive of you, Canada. tsk, tsk. What would Justin Trudeau say?
Lol
Ageism is worse than priapism! /s
This reads like a Monty Python bit! Right Oh! Carry on! Stiff upper lip!
It’s getting confusing out there. If he identifies as a woman and drags his penis into the womyn’s room, I am to play along with his delusion or suffer the consequences. If he identifies as an infant, I am free to stomp his ass into the ground.
I believe infantalism (adult acting like babies) is going to be the next news maker. Google adult babies...and you know it will be the next civil rights.
Well done. Glad to see that in the first few posts. Well, not glad, but appropriate. You know what I mean.
BTW, I got told today that posting the pic of Franken groping the women in the flak vest served to further victimize the woman. How CONVENIENT that it also serves to help hide real proof of inappropriate sexual assault of a Dem. Especially given the pic is splashed all over the Internet.
He should have the faculty hauled before one of Canada’s infamous kangaroo Human Rights Tribunals.
Do I really need to add the < /s>?
There’s a guy in the USA who made it all the way to the US Senate..... diaper boy Al Franken.
He’s a retard, Jim.
Didn’t this idiot know you start with bathrooms? First he should’ve demanded baby-changing stations in bathrooms - both men’s and women’s - and then he could have shown up in diaper and pacifier to use them, with a civil-rights violation threat in his back pocket (or whatever, given his usual attire).
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