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justaprogressive

(2,280 posts) Sat Apr 27, 2024, 10:51 AM Apr 27

Hmmm. Student vs. Non-Student

Simply put: A non-student, invited on campus by a student, is a GUEST not a trespasser..

that is all.

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Hmmm. Student vs. Non-Student (Original Post) justaprogressive Apr 27 OP

Until they are asked to leave /NT Abnredleg Apr 27 #1

They are trespassers Ms. Toad Apr 27 #2

Guests usually follow the rules, are appropriate, and polite. Irish_Dem Apr 27 #3

They are Rebl2 Apr 27 #4

Simplistic. Obviously depends on behavior. NoRethugFriends Apr 27 #5

"that is all" seems a most convenient and popular method to ignore relevant context. Torchlight Apr 27 #6

To my mind, nocoincidences Apr 27 #8

Pellucidly clear. nt LexVegas Apr 27 #9

A guest of the student's, not the school's. Barry Markson Apr 27 #7

Largely, people will support or oppose lots of types of actions, depending on their level of agreement. David__77 Apr 27 #10

Abnredleg

(671 posts)

1. Until they are asked to leave /NT

Reply to justaprogressive (Original post)

Sat Apr 27, 2024, 10:59 AM

Apr 27

Ms. Toad

(34,161 posts)

2. They are trespassers

Reply to justaprogressive (Original post)

Sat Apr 27, 2024, 10:59 AM

Apr 27

Once they are asked to leave by (or on behalf of) the property owner (the university) and refuse to do so.

Irish_Dem

(48,650 posts)

3. Guests usually follow the rules, are appropriate, and polite.

Reply to justaprogressive (Original post)

Sat Apr 27, 2024, 11:00 AM

Apr 27

They don't start screaming and insulting other members of the community.

If they do, they are shown the door.

Rebl2

(13,647 posts)

4. They are

Reply to justaprogressive (Original post)

Sat Apr 27, 2024, 11:02 AM

Apr 27

trespassing if they cause chaos and violence. That is all!

NoRethugFriends

(2,378 posts)

5. Simplistic. Obviously depends on behavior.

Reply to justaprogressive (Original post)

Sat Apr 27, 2024, 11:04 AM

Apr 27

Torchlight

(3,498 posts)

6. "that is all" seems a most convenient and popular method to ignore relevant context.

Reply to justaprogressive (Original post)

Sat Apr 27, 2024, 11:07 AM

Apr 27

giving us much better allowance to justify simplistic assertions over complex resposnes to complex situations.

nocoincidences

(2,238 posts)

8. To my mind,

Reply to Torchlight (Reply #6)

Sat Apr 27, 2024, 11:13 AM

Apr 27

"that is all" means: don't bother replying because I have closed my ears.

LexVegas

(6,125 posts)

9. Pellucidly clear. nt

Reply to Torchlight (Reply #6)

Sat Apr 27, 2024, 11:15 AM

Apr 27

Barry Markson

(280 posts)

7. A guest of the student's, not the school's.

Reply to justaprogressive (Original post)

Sat Apr 27, 2024, 11:13 AM

Apr 27

Subject to the institution's rules on guests.

That is all.

David__77

(23,677 posts)

10. Largely, people will support or oppose lots of types of actions, depending on their level of agreement.

Reply to justaprogressive (Original post)

Sat Apr 27, 2024, 11:20 AM

Apr 27

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