@Anonymous I laughed as much as the next guy, but I just find it so hypocritical that the same students who regularly insist, for example, that a safe space is necessary for those who are made to feel uncomfortable due to their sexual identity, find it totally acceptable to openly claim that the typical student “hates conservatives”. Why is the standard different for sexual and political identity?

@Real Talk Irritating sarcasm of the original post and the absurd nature of BWOG aside, attempts at engaging in public discourse are ways of “doing something with your time to fix it.” Need it be recognized that this video is 32 years old and inherently created in an era different from our own? Yes, obviously. Does that it excuse it entirely from the standards by which we–as the modern bastion of liberal bullshitters– gauge our own society? No, not at all. If they dropped a blatantly racially insensitive slur in the video that was at the time acceptable it would be proper to acknowledge it. Therefore disparaging Barnard women entirely on the basis of their physical attraction does come across as unpleasantly misogynistic. Talking about the “wuss”‘s “homosexual lover” in a mocking tone, and voicing over one of the few non-white individuals in this video as the “monkey man” who “doesn’t belong here” is worth noting. In all honesty, even 32 years ago, I thought Columbia was liberal in more meaningful ways than its consumption of recreational drugs. I am super dissapoint.