Bummer: Colleges Offer Advice On Anxiety To Snowflakes For Trump Inauguration

These are the same people who are supposedly adults and “future leaders”, who cannot handle Trump being president again. Seriously, these people never had the mental acuity to sign the student loans they will demand be wiped out

Colleges, educational groups offer advice for Inauguration Day ‘anxiety,’ trips to DC for Trump swearing-in

Educational institutions and college-affiliated groups are preparing for President-elect Trump’s inauguration by offering mental health advice, delivering travel notices to international students, and organizing anti-Israel rallies.

Most schools will be closed on Inauguration Day, Jan. 20, due to it falling on a federal holiday, Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Similar to Trump’s first inauguration and the weeks following his victory in the 2024 election, universities and education groups are offering different outlets for students on Monday.

Several anti-Israel college groups in Chicago are planning demonstrations. The University of Illinois Chicago’s Students for Justice in Palestine (SJPUIC) and Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) chapters intend to hold an anti-Israel protest, according to social media posts.

The groups will reportedly meet to “fight back against Trump’s racist and reactionary program,” wrote SJPUIC in a post on Instagram.

They do realize Trump has not been president over the past four years, and everything going on in the Middle East, in particular Gaza, happened while Joe Biden was president? And that during Trump’s 1st term things were relatively quiet in the ME? And that Hamas and their subjects in Gaza asked for annihilation by attacking Israel on October 7th? Those who are not citizens might want to consider if their protests are wise, because non-citizens can be repatriated for calling to destroy Israel and kill Jews.

Other schools are offering mental health advice ahead of the Republican’s swearing-in.

Emory University’s Rollin School of Public Health conducted an interview with clinical psychologist Rachel Waford, published in December, about how to deal with “anxiety” during presidential transitions.

“Americans are experiencing a mix of emotions as Trump prepares to start his second term as President of the United States. For some, a second Trump administration is stirring up fear and anxiety,” the article reads.

Waford suggested those who have anxiety should stay off social media or unsubscribe from news outlets. “I would encourage anybody who is in that state right now to think about the ways that you can plug into your life tangibly. Plug into your community, social supports, and the things that bring a sense of security, safety, and control,” the psychologist said.

Good grief. Get over yourselves. Bunch of special snowflakes and barking moonbats.

The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) has also directed teachers to evade Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) if they show up to schools.

“We will not allow any law enforcement entity to take any type of immigration action against our students or their families within our care,” LAUSD Superintendent Alberto Carvalho said during a press conference in January.

Did they also explain who to call when the teachers are arrested for interfering with federal agents? The advice is simply unhinged, as ICE will not be coming into grade schools, unless an adult is an illegal. Seriously, this is just the start of the 4 year apoplexy from Democrats. Let’s see if they all come to DC today and get crazy like last time.

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