VIDEO: An actual adult shows up and confronts campus crybabies

Finally!  At Ohio State University, students gathered to “occupy” the main administration building, but Ohio State Vice President Jay Kasey came out and dealt honestly and firmly with the students….  and it was fantastic.

His chat with them occurred in an area outside of the college president’s second-floor office.  Here’s what happened:

… the students planned to occupy until school officials capitulated to a set of “demands.” According to the Columbus Dispatch, the site became an “open mic” situation for about eight hours last Wednesday night, with dozens of students, faculty, and several advocacy groups participating. They complained that university officials don’t listen to them and have silenced them; officials say they have talked many times with the leaders of the groups, and that the protesters just don’t like the answer.

What were they demanding?  Here’s just a partial list from Pajama Media:

We demand complete, comprehensive and detailed access to the Ohio State budget and investments immediately, as well as personnel to aid students in understanding this information.OSU Divest: Divest from Caterpillar Inc., Hewlett Packard and G4S due to their involvement in well-documented human rights abuses in the Occupied Palestinian Territories and across the globe. . .

Real Food OSU: Sign the Real Food Campus Commitment. Ensure the administration work with Real Food OSU through the entire implementation of the Real Food Campus Commitment, in place of, or as a means of attaining, the university sustainability goal of increased “production and purchase of locally and sustainably sourced food to 40% by 2025.”

The protestors planned to stay until the university caved.  But Kasey came out and calmly explained the situation to them:

“If you refuse to leave, then you will be charged with a student code of conduct violation,” Kasey said. “If you are here at 5:00 a.m. we will clear the building and you will be arrested.” He added, “We will give you the opportunity to go to jail for your beliefs.”

“What do you mean by ‘clear the building?'” one of the stunned students asked.

Kasey didn’t mince words: “Our police officers will physically pick you up and take you to a paddy wagon,” he answered. “The people who work in this building should be protected also.”

These idealistic, stalwart protestors all left after midnight.

Watch Kasey in action below… and other university officials should take note.

This is how you deal with the “crybullies” of the left.

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