Harvard orders professors to remove Black Lives Matter sign from office window

[JohnEngelman]

ll74, I have never claimed, "Whites are superior to blacks." Such an assertion would maintain that all whites are superior to all blacks. It would beg the question of what I would mean by "superior."

 

[ll74]

Opinions not based on facts that can be documented are not worth anything.

You believe human beings are superior or inferior because of their race. That would be why you mention that Asians are more trustworthy or smarter or etc..etc. because of their race.


Tell me this is not true.
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By definition, that is a racist perspective.

You counter by making up a term "race realist", which is literally just a term that racists created so they wouldn't be called racist.

So there....I rehashed the same discussion we've already had.

 

[ll74]

ll74, I have never claimed, "Whites are superior to blacks." Such an assertion would maintain that all whites are superior to all blacks. It would beg the question of what I would mean by "superior."

You have said that Asians are better at xxx.
You have said that blacks are worse at xxx.

That is the same as saying they are inferior or superior because of their race.

 

[JohnEngelman]

You have said that Asians are better at xxx.
You have said that blacks are worse at xxx.

That is the same as saying they are inferior or superior because of their race.

Can you quote me saying that? When discussing racial differences, it is important to speak in terms of averages and tendencies', rather than absolute categories. If I was not careful to do that I apologize.

 

[JohnEngelman]

You believe human beings are superior or inferior because of their race. That would be why you mention that Asians are more trustworthy or smarter or etc..etc. because of their race.


Tell me this is not true.
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By definition, that is a racist perspective.

You counter by making up a term "race realist", which is literally just a term that racists created so they wouldn't be called racist.

So there....I rehashed the same discussion we've already had.

On white nationalist websites I am called a race traitor because Of my race realism.

 

[ll74]

Can you quote me saying that?

I can.

When discussing racial differences, it is important to speak in terms of averages and tendencies', rather than absolute categories. If I was not careful to do that I apologize.

I dont care about your rationalization of being a racist.

 

[ll74]

On white nationalist websites I am called a race traitor because Of my race realism.

Oh....I forgot about this fun one that you think proves something.

 

[JohnEngelman]

I can.

I dont care about your rationalization of being a racist.

i should not care about your resort to name calling and personal insults.

Again, I ask for your definition of racist, and I ask "How do I conform to that definition?"

 

[ll74]

i should not care about your resort to name calling and personal insults.

Neat

Again, I ask for your definition of racist, and I ask "How do I conform to that definition?"

You can certainly do so.

 

[wallstreetguy]

America (even academia) is healing.

 

[Sean Renaud]

Well:

1. If your country had a 800 year headstart, why aren’t they capable of defending themselves and fully prepared for their enemies. Sounds like 800 years of idiot leaders.

While I'm not going to defend the 800 year head start cus I have NO clue what the fuck metric that is poor natural resources and largely isolated from the rest of the world is a bitch.

2. Whine about your own European country. How’s all those open borders and immigration working out for you? Let me guess Mohammed is the most popular
name in your country too.
3. You dislike Trump because he’s mot a politician and uses common sense. He can get done in a week what it would take your country a year to do.

You're correct I dislike Trump because he's not a politician and thus is unqualified to make the choices that he's faced with. HE isn't getting anything done. I'm skipping the rest cus that wasn't directed at me.

4. Last time I checked Ukraine wasn’t a member of Nato. The US has no obligation to get involved in that war at all. If you Europeans are so big on bash in the United States why don’t you handle your own business obligation to get involved in that war at all. If you Europeans are so big on bash in the United States why don’t you handle your own business with Russia oh, you can’t. The US has to bail out Europe once again.

I forget the agreement but could google it. We agreed to protect them if they gave up their nukes. We are obligated assuming we are good to our word. OF course as a Trump supporter I get that the concept of "My word is my bond." is entirely foreign to you.

4. Everything you think you know about Trump is completely false. The guy could be golfing every single day and continuing to make billions of dollars but instead, he risks his life every time he goes out to public, it takes no salary, and everything he touches makes our country stronger and is a win for the people the United States. As I stated before he already settled seven conflicts in his first six months. One that was going on 30 years and another, that were both nuclear powers.
It’s OK to be jealous of the United States and wish you had a president or Prime Minister like ours. United States is and always will be the beacon of freedom in the world. They must really suck living in a little piddly country that has to pay someone to protect them. I can’t do a thing on their own.

He's not losing money being president. I don't recall him saying he wasn't taking salary but we know he's made more off his market manipulations than he would have made in 8 years as president so that point is moot. He is very specifically making us much weaker. IF we can recover at all its going to take DECADES.

 

[JohnEngelman]

Neat


You can certainly do so.

In ways you haven't been able to explain.

What you really have not done is explain how my opinions are not true.

 

[ll74]

In ways you haven't been able to explain.

What you really have not done is explain how my opinions are not true.

You keep suggesting that your opinion is objective fact. It's not.

 

[JohnEngelman]

You keep suggesting that your opinion is objective fact. It's not.

My opinions about the races are based on observation, experience, and what I have read. I do not claim to be infallible.

 

[ll74]

My opinions about the races are based on observation, experience, and what I have read. I do not claim to be infallible.

Yes, as I've mentioned...we've had extensive discussions on this before.

 

[NewEnglandGuy7575]

While I'm not going to defend the 800 year head start cus I have NO clue what the fuck metric that is poor natural resources and largely isolated from the rest of the world is a bitch.



You're correct I dislike Trump because he's not a politician and thus is unqualified to make the choices that he's faced with. HE isn't getting anything done. I'm skipping the rest cus that wasn't directed at me.



I forget the agreement but could google it. We agreed to protect them if they gave up their nukes. We are obligated assuming we are good to our word. OF course as a Trump supporter I get that the concept of "My word is my bond." is entirely foreign to you.



He's not losing money being president. I don't recall him saying he wasn't taking salary but we know he's made more off his market manipulations than he would have made in 8 years as president so that point is moot. He is very specifically making us much weaker. IF we can recover at all its going to take DECADES.

While I'm not going to defend the 800 year head start cus I have NO clue what the fuck metric that is poor natural resources and largely isolated from the rest of the world is a bitch.



You're correct I dislike Trump because he's not a politician and thus is unqualified to make the choices that he's faced with. HE isn't getting anything done. I'm skipping the rest cus that wasn't directed at me.



I forget the agreement but could google it. We agreed to protect them if they gave up their nukes. We are obligated assuming we are good to our word. OF course as a Trump supporter I get that the concept of "My word is my bond." is entirely foreign to you.



He's not losing money being president. I don't recall him saying he wasn't taking salary but we know he's made more off his market manipulations than he would have made in 8 years as president so that point is moot. He is very specifically making us much weaker. IF we can recover at all its going to take DECADES.

Omg- wow you really come informed with facts bahahhahahahaha. You admit you live in an isolated county, didn't know Trump doesn’t take a salary for being POTUS, and reference a nuclear agreement you admit you know nothing about. Stick with criticizing your own President, Prime Minister, or island tribal chief- you know nothing about America, American politics, Trump’s accomplishments, or how things work here. I’m sure your 1000 year old country’s residents have their finger on the pulse of American/International politics. Change your VCR tapes, Jimmy Carter is no longer President.

 

[Meekly_Anna]

Omg- wow you really come informed with facts bahahhahahahaha. You admit you live in an isolated county, didn't know Trump doesn’t take a salary for being POTUS, and reference a nuclear agreement you admit you know nothing about. Stick with criticizing your own President, Prime Minister, or island tribal chief- you know nothing about America, American politics, Trump’s accomplishments, or how things work here. I’m sure your 1000 year old country’s residents have their finger on the pulse of American/International politics. Change your VCR tapes, Jimmy Carter is no longer President.

Well, that raises the question of how people will look back on the reign of ‘President’ Trump in twenty years' time. It will probably depend a lot on who you ask.

The North American Western Union, which includes the remnants of the Pacific coastal states minus Alaska, will probably be quite happy about what an incompetent douchebag he will have been. They are finally independent.

The Texans who are part of Greater Mexico won't be so happy, since he's such a loser, as they slowly get used to the idea of being Mexican. What has reconciled them is that Texan English is a recognised minority language in Greater Mexico.

The North American Union, primarily Canada, Alaska and most of the landlocked states of the former USA will be very pleased. They are finally Canadian. A well-organised country with good health care and friends all over the world. Since the Canadians are so friendly, they don't call the entire country Canada to make it easy for the former Americans to integrate. After the hunger riots and the terrible diseases before the collapse of the USA, the survivors need that too.

The former EU, to which the entire east coast belongs and which has rebuilt the continent in close cooperation with Greater Mexico, the North American Western Union and, of course, the North American Union, naturally recognises the great effort it has cost the Europeans. This is also the reason why Canada did not simply integrate the former USA completely. It would simply have cost too much. China had offered to participate, but the others didn't want to.

To summarise, everyone agrees that it was the last nail in the coffin of the USA.

 

[Rebel5soul]

Well, that raises the question of how people will look back on the reign of ‘President’ Trump in twenty years' time. It will probably depend a lot on who you ask.

The North American Western Union, which includes the remnants of the Pacific coastal states minus Alaska, will probably be quite happy about what an incompetent douchebag he will have been. They are finally independent.

The Texans who are part of Greater Mexico won't be so happy, since he's such a loser, as they slowly get used to the idea of being Mexican. What has reconciled them is that Texan English is a recognised minority language in Greater Mexico.

The North American Union, primarily Canada, Alaska and most of the landlocked states of the former USA will be very pleased. They are finally Canadian. A well-organised country with good health care and friends all over the world. Since the Canadians are so friendly, they don't call the entire country Canada to make it easy for the former Americans to integrate. After the hunger riots and the terrible diseases before the collapse of the USA, the survivors need that too.

The former EU, to which the entire east coast belongs and which has rebuilt the continent in close cooperation with Greater Mexico, the North American Western Union and, of course, the North American Union, naturally recognises the great effort it has cost the Europeans. This is also the reason why Canada did not simply integrate the former USA completely. It would simply have cost too much. China had offered to participate, but the others didn't want to.

To summarise, everyone agrees that it was the last nail in the coffin of the USA.

Well now, that has the makings of a great future history fiction story, weave some technology in and you can call it 'science fiction', alternatively weave in a little magic and you can market it as 'fantasy.'

 

[Meekly_Anna]

Well now, that has the makings of a great future history fiction story, weave some technology in and you can call it 'science fiction', alternatively weave in a little magic and you can market it as 'fantasy.'

Or I can add some of the bullshit the 'president' commits and call it a solid prediction.

 

[HisArpy]

Or I can add some of the bullshit the 'president' commits and call it a solid prediction.

It's pure fantasy. All you need to do is add in Putin using his nukes and what you have is a tired and well worn post-apocalyptic trope. So, good job on developing a narrative, any narrative, but too bad it's worn out and uninteresting.

 

[Meekly_Anna]

It's pure fantasy. All you need to do is add in Putin using his nukes and what you have is a tired and well worn post-apocalyptic trope. So, good job on developing a narrative, any narrative, but too bad it's worn out and uninteresting.

You known uninteresting things pretty well, right? Pretty worn, too.
You see that every time you look into a mirror, n'est-ce pas?

 

[glamorilla]

I'd rather they put back all the applications of white students that got tossed because of their racist admissions practices.

They can do whatever they want with blm flags.

 

[HisArpy]

You known uninteresting things pretty well, right? Pretty worn, too.
You see that every time you look into a mirror, n'est-ce pas?

At my age very few things aren't worn and having to read your fishwife screeching isn't helping.

 

[Meekly_Anna]

At my age very few things aren't worn and having to read your fishwife screeching isn't helping.

Well, at least it's better than your toothless mumbling. How often do you have to go out at night now?

 

[JohnEngelman]

Black Lives Matter leaders' salaries are not fully transparent, but tax filings for the BLM Global Network Foundation show a former executive director, Patrisse Cullors, received around $120,000 in consulting payments, while her brother, Paul Cullors, was paid over $1.6 million for security services from 2020-2022. Other executive compensation and payments to companies connected to board members, like Shalomyah Bowers and Danielle Edwards, also occurred. Salaries for other leadership roles are not detailed in public reports, with some estimates on websites like Salary.com and Glassdoor showing varied figures for different positions.


Specifics on Executive Compensation

• • Patrisse Cullors:
    The former executive director and co-founder stated she did not receive a salary but accepted consulting fees totaling approximately $120,000 in the early days of the organization, according to a YouTube interview.
    
  • Paul Cullors:
    Cullors' brother received over $1.6 million for security services through his company between the 2021-2022 fiscal years.
    
  • Shalomyah Bowers:
    As board secretary, his consulting firm was paid $1.69 million for consulting services during the same period.
    
  • Danielle Edwards:
    Another board member, her company received $1.06 million for consulting services.
    

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