Dr. Gilda Carle on Campus Violence, Accountability, & Safety
From The Neil Haley Show · 4:51
Show by Neil Haley
In this special simulcast of The Neil Haley Show and the Gilda Gram Podcast, Neil “The Media Giant” Haley welcomes host Dr. Gilda Carle to discuss a reported incident at a Michigan university involving an alleged attack on a Jewish activist, campus disagreements, and concerns about accountability for student behavior.Dr. Gilda begins by discussing a news headline about a student who allegedly pushed a Jewish activist to the ground during a disagreement. According to the account she shares, the activist was wearing a Star of David necklace, and the incident followed a dispute over differing political views. Dr. Gilda expresses strong concern about the use of physical violence during disagreements and argues that communication should come before confrontation.The conversation examines the reported background of the student, whom Dr. Gilda identifies as Tem Yulun Togochog. She describes the student as an advocate for the rights of ethnic Mongolians living under Chinese rule in Inner Mongolia and questions how those political concerns relate to the confrontation at the university.Dr. Gilda also discusses reports that the student had recently been released from a mental health facility and questions whether institutions are doing enough to address behavior that may put others at risk.Dr. Gilda raises concerns about the consequences students face after campus incidents. She argues that universities should have clear standards and appropriate sanctions when students engage in physical aggression. She also questions whether online attention and social media reactions can reward confrontational behavior rather than encourage accountability.Neil and Dr. Gilda discuss how political disagreements can escalate and emphasize the importance of resolving conflicts through communication rather than physical force. Dr. Gilda references the teachings of Sun Tzu to reinforce her point that communication should come before chaos.The discussion also touches on the relationship between mental health services, student conduct, and public safety. Dr. Gilda questions whether existing systems are adequately evaluating individuals and encouraging safer behavior after treatment or institutional care. She calls for greater attention to whether these systems are meeting their responsibilities.Toward the end of the episode, Neil briefly references the upcoming election and the political attention surrounding Michigan. He then directs listeners to Dr. Gilda’s website and encourages them to explore her book.🧷To Learn More:📍Visit https://drgilda.com/ to learn more about Dr. Gilda Carle and her work.Explore Dr. Gilda’s book, Real Men Don’t Go Woke, available as an audiobook, and remember to like and subscribe to the podcast.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-neil-haley-show--6503396/support.
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