Afraid of the repercussions. It's embarrassing, cowardly.
This is something that universities should handle, from a security perspective, as a matter of course. But they don't. Why?https://twitter.com/jordanbpeterson/status/842774544096120832 …
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Because the fines from false alarms aren't steep enough.
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yet getting security guards in every doorway on campus pubs is a cinch for them. Very disappointed in my mater.
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Never been an issue before. Assaulting fire alarms is something usually sorted out by the end of primary school....'>...
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In part b/c politicians won't hold universities accountable for the +$13b they get from taxpayers:http://www.jccf.ca/no-taxpayer-funding/ …
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so the whole student body should suffer bc $ isn't spent 2 keep Peterson platformed. Think broader.
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Because the people pulling the fire alarms are students/faculty, and the university is obligated to take care of them
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it is foolish to put oneself in a position where liability may become the issue.
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Because they rather invest this money in compulsory equality and diversity trainings and other re-education and indoctrination bull
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the penalties should also be more severe. It is a serious matter. After a while, students may start ignoring alarm.
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