Now we are facing the same crossroads with critical race theory. And transgenderism. And climate change.
If you give them an inch they will take a mile.
They won’t stop.
Now we are facing the same crossroads with critical race theory. And transgenderism. And climate change.
If you give them an inch they will take a mile.
They won’t stop.
The university confirmed Tuesday, April 26, the students involved in the incident were black, spokesman Richard Culver wrote in an email. The university would not provide names of the students, citing the federal Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act.Instapundit asks; without fake hate crimes, would we have any hate crimes at all?
"These aren't the people who take drugs," LePage said, in comments first reported by the Portland Press Herald. "These are guys with the name D-Money, Smoothie, Shifty. These type of guys. They come from Connecticut and New York, they come up here, they sell their heroin, then they go back home. Incidentally, half the time they impregnate a young, white girl before they leave, which is a real sad thing because then we have another issue we've go to deal with down the road."
A spokesman for LePage, Peter Steele, said the governor wasn't discussing race.
McKelvey then allegedly returned to the rally and tried to raise awareness about the threats. One tweet made reference to a bomb on campus; others were about shooting black students. She’s scheduled to make a court appearance in two weeks.
There was genuine fear on campus for a few days, and it lingered until prosecutors released this info today.
The consensus in class tonight was that this was probably the worst person who could have done this. The campus is incredibly diverse and the initial threats were a huge deal. Having the black alumnus who also happened to be the former president of the Pan African Student Union fake the threats is revolting.
I have a class with the current president of the PASU. I am interested in what she's going to have to say on all of this.
Yeah... RT @stopbeingfamous The mugshots of the 6 officers tell a complex tale of white supremacy. pic.twitter.com/1HZXJgPVhQ
— Matt (@Matthops82) May 2, 2015
Many citizens of foreign countries will decry "American nationalism" as a passive-aggressive (and dishonest) way of expressing their own jingoistic nationalism.
"Anti-Americanism" is a culturally-approved safe harbor for expressing one's own (forbidden) jingoism.
When you hear a Frenchman screaming about how America thinks it's the best, but really it's not very good at all, who do you think he's implying really is the Best?
A Greek man thumping his chest at how jingoistic Americans are -- he's not saying "we're all equal." He's saying Greeks are superior. He's saying Americans are stupid for getting the question of "Who is Best?" wrong.
Likewise, many minorities now employ a constant, codified, ritualized attack on White People as their method of engaging in some bumptious, egotistical Racial Triumphalism.
And this becomes more obvious every single day.
Guys? If you think your own culture or race is the best, stop being dishonest, and just express your honest chauvanistic and/or racist feelings.
Stop using the nasty passive-aggressive subterfuge of always strongly, strongly implying that you are Superior to Whitey as your chickenshit method of proclaiming racial superiority.
Just come out and own your own ego-driven, hateful, backwards, ignorant cracker-ass racism, for god's sakes.
An eyewitness who saw Daniele and Brian as he worked in a nearby office tells TMZ ... Brian was sitting in the passenger seat with his feet on the curb and Daniele was straddling him with her shirt pulled up -- breasts exposed. The eyewitness says she was grinding on top of him, rocking back and forth.
The eyewitnesses say Brian then began "horizontally bongoing her boobs back and forth." He says she eventually reached into the center console, grabbed a tissue, wiped him down and then herself and tossed it on the grass.
Someone from the office called the cops and made an indecent exposure complaint.And now you know, the rest of the story... good day.