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I'm glad you survived the 4th, what with the ISIS at the door of your bunker!
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Hussein (half)Black Obama lies....again
And non responsive to Oh Pee, is it, Black Savage
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You look stunning in your sunglasses. That's the only response I can think of.
Otherwise I'm on the last epi of Star Trek DS9 and don't have time to play with you.
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The squirrel has left, Black Savage
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being COLORED means you can promote racism and hate and its all good
Rhodes College Professor Decries the School’s Hiring Zandria Robinson, the ‘Whiteness Is Terror’ Professor Zandria Robinson It was ‘crazy’ of the school to hire Robinson, he says. A political-economy professor at Rhodes College is criticizing the school’s decision to hire Zandria Robinson, the former University of Memphis professor who made headlines this week for a series of controversial tweets about white people.
John E. Murray said in an interview with National Review on Thursday that the school has been pushing hard for intense social-justice related reforms since last August — when it discovered that some people near the school had made racially insensitive comments on Yik Yak, a social-media app that allows users to make anonymous posts that other people in the area can see. Since the program is anonymous, Murray says, there’s no way to know for sure whether or not the racially insensitive ones were posted by students or by other residents of Memphis. And if the school really did want to crack down on racist attitudes, he says, hiring Robinson seemed like a perverse way to go about doing it. “I can tell you in part why I think some of the faculty, at least some of my friends, are a little upset about this,” he says. “Whatever the students said on Yik Yak – if they were in fact students – doesn’t really sound like it’s all that different from what Robinson said on her Twitter feed. On one, the college gets flak for being racist, in the other case, the lady gets a job.” Faculty unsettled by the hiring “in the minority, and there isn’t a whole lot we can do about it,” he says. “It does seem kind of crazy that we’re inviting a person to come teach on our faculty who seems to dislike a chunk of our students.” ‘It does seem kind of crazy that we’re inviting a person to come teach on our faculty who seems to dislike a chunk of our students.’ According to the University of Memphis, Robinson resigned from her job at the school weeks ago — not immediately following the recent controversy, as some news outlets have suggested. University of Memphis communications coordinator Gaby Maxey told National Review that Robinson “turned in her resignation” on June 11. Robinson, however, had also been the subject of an earlier controversy regarding posts she made on Facebook last fall in which she threatened to come after anyone who even thought that minority students get accepted to graduate programs based on their race.
Those posts made headlines after being reported by Campus Reform on June 5. MORE P.C. CULTURE ‘TAT-CALLING:’ COMMENTING ON A GIRL’S TATTOOS IS NOW CONSIDERED HARASSMENT THE O-WORD U OF WISCONSIN FACULTY ADVISED NOT TO SAY ‘AMERICA IS A MELTING POT’ BECAUSE THAT’S RACIST A representative from Rhodes College’s communications department, Ken Woodmansee, told NR that he could not confirm when Robinsonshe would be accepted the job at the school, but that he did know starting in January. According to people with access to Robinson’s now-private Twitter account, Robinson posted that she had signed a contract for the new job in May. In a statement announcing Robinson’s hire, Rhodes College highlighted the fact that Robinson’s “comments are sometimes provocative, controversial, and debatable.” “This situation ultimately shines a light on Rhodes as a place where intellectual engagement and the exchange of ideas are among our highest priorities,” it continued.
Rhodes College Professor Decries the School’s Hiring Zandria Robinson, the ‘Whiteness Is Terror’ Professor Zandria Robinson It was ‘crazy’ of the school to hire Robinson, he says. A political-economy professor at Rhodes College is criticizing the school’s decision to hire Zandria Robinson, the former University of Memphis professor who made headlines this week for a series of controversial tweets about white people.
John E. Murray said in an interview with National Review on Thursday that the school has been pushing hard for intense social-justice related reforms since last August — when it discovered that some people near the school had made racially insensitive comments on Yik Yak, a social-media app that allows users to make anonymous posts that other people in the area can see. Since the program is anonymous, Murray says, there’s no way to know for sure whether or not the racially insensitive ones were posted by students or by other residents of Memphis. And if the school really did want to crack down on racist attitudes, he says, hiring Robinson seemed like a perverse way to go about doing it. “I can tell you in part why I think some of the faculty, at least some of my friends, are a little upset about this,” he says. “Whatever the students said on Yik Yak – if they were in fact students – doesn’t really sound like it’s all that different from what Robinson said on her Twitter feed. On one, the college gets flak for being racist, in the other case, the lady gets a job.” Faculty unsettled by the hiring “in the minority, and there isn’t a whole lot we can do about it,” he says. “It does seem kind of crazy that we’re inviting a person to come teach on our faculty who seems to dislike a chunk of our students.” ‘It does seem kind of crazy that we’re inviting a person to come teach on our faculty who seems to dislike a chunk of our students.’ According to the University of Memphis, Robinson resigned from her job at the school weeks ago — not immediately following the recent controversy, as some news outlets have suggested. University of Memphis communications coordinator Gaby Maxey told National Review that Robinson “turned in her resignation” on June 11. Robinson, however, had also been the subject of an earlier controversy regarding posts she made on Facebook last fall in which she threatened to come after anyone who even thought that minority students get accepted to graduate programs based on their race.
Those posts made headlines after being reported by Campus Reform on June 5. MORE P.C. CULTURE ‘TAT-CALLING:’ COMMENTING ON A GIRL’S TATTOOS IS NOW CONSIDERED HARASSMENT THE O-WORD U OF WISCONSIN FACULTY ADVISED NOT TO SAY ‘AMERICA IS A MELTING POT’ BECAUSE THAT’S RACIST A representative from Rhodes College’s communications department, Ken Woodmansee, told NR that he could not confirm when Robinsonshe would be accepted the job at the school, but that he did know starting in January. According to people with access to Robinson’s now-private Twitter account, Robinson posted that she had signed a contract for the new job in May. In a statement announcing Robinson’s hire, Rhodes College highlighted the fact that Robinson’s “comments are sometimes provocative, controversial, and debatable.” “This situation ultimately shines a light on Rhodes as a place where intellectual engagement and the exchange of ideas are among our highest priorities,” it continued.
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Minnesota Firefighter Suspended for Flying Confederate Flag From Fire Truck At Parade …
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A volunteer firefighter is under scrutiny after a photo of his firetruck flying a Confederate flag at a parade in Albert Lea, Minn. went viral. He has also been suspended.
Brian Nielson, 43, flew both the Confederate and American flags on the back of the Heartland Fire Department truck in the Third of July Parade. Nielson said he’s not for slavery, but did it because he was fed up with political correctness.
“It was my decision and I didn’t think it was going to be a big deal, but boy was I wrong,” Nielsen told The Associated Press.
Hartland Fire Chief Trent Wangen suspended him on Sunday pending an investigation. Nielsen said he thinks he’ll be “more than likely” asked to step down.
This comes in the heat of a nationwide debate regarding the appropriateness of displaying the Confederate flag after nine people were killed at a historically black church in South Carolina. The man who confessed to the killings posted photographs of himself on social media with the flag.
But Nielsen, who is white, told the Associated Press that he’s not racist.
“I don’t see race,” he said. “Black and white are the same to me. My belief is that `politically correct’ is going too far.”
MN Confederate Flag
Save it for Cinco De Mayo.
Via KMSP
A volunteer firefighter is under scrutiny after a photo of his firetruck flying a Confederate flag at a parade in Albert Lea, Minn. went viral. He has also been suspended.
Brian Nielson, 43, flew both the Confederate and American flags on the back of the Heartland Fire Department truck in the Third of July Parade. Nielson said he’s not for slavery, but did it because he was fed up with political correctness.
“It was my decision and I didn’t think it was going to be a big deal, but boy was I wrong,” Nielsen told The Associated Press.
Hartland Fire Chief Trent Wangen suspended him on Sunday pending an investigation. Nielsen said he thinks he’ll be “more than likely” asked to step down.
This comes in the heat of a nationwide debate regarding the appropriateness of displaying the Confederate flag after nine people were killed at a historically black church in South Carolina. The man who confessed to the killings posted photographs of himself on social media with the flag.
But Nielsen, who is white, told the Associated Press that he’s not racist.
“I don’t see race,” he said. “Black and white are the same to me. My belief is that `politically correct’ is going too far.”
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As you posted, we know why: You have his nuts.
Rather, you are nuts, & lack any brains, which is why so many threads turn out to be you replying to yourself.
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thos post shows the accuracy of teh thread
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That post proves you are no judge of accuracy or intelligence,
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