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I think the best part is the woman pink in the center who's visibly offended by everything happening...as though the concept of satire is so completely alien to her that she can't separate the real world from a cigar-chomping dachshund hand puppet.

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Twitter is poised to become a safe space.

 

https://about.twitter.com/safety/council

 

The council is made up entirely of leftist social justice organizations who have been on record stating that criticism of any kind is harassment. Most notably Anita Sarkeesian, who went before the UN internet censorship board to say that comments telling her that she "sucks" should be banned.

 

The trend continues as Liberal blogs have begun removing comments sections from their articles. Disagreement is seen as hate speech.

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Twitter is poised to become a safe space.

 

https://about.twitter.com/safety/council

 

The council is made up entirely of leftist social justice organizations who have been on record stating that criticism of any kind is harassment. Most notably Anita Sarkeesian, who went before the UN internet censorship board to say that comments telling her that she "sucks" should be banned.

 

The trend continues as Liberal blogs have begun removing comments sections from their articles. Disagreement is seen as hate speech.

 

Twitter seems to be a liberal paradise to me. It's almost a guarantee that one or more of the trending topics will be something racial. And, when you click on it, you end up seeing 60% black people and 38% white liberals saying the same thing, with maybe 2% push back from conservatives.

 

Yesterday, they were killing Meryl Streep for this:

 

http://www.aol.com/article/2016/02/11/meryl-streep-were-all-africans-oscars-so-white/21311271/?a_dgi=aolshare_twitter

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Twitter seems to be a liberal paradise to me. It's almost a guarantee that one or more of the trending topics will be something racial. And, when you click on it, you end up seeing 60% black people and 38% white liberals saying the same thing, with maybe 2% push back from conservatives.

 

Yesterday, they were killing Meryl Streep for this:

 

http://www.aol.com/article/2016/02/11/meryl-streep-were-all-africans-oscars-so-white/21311271/?a_dgi=aolshare_twitter

 

I follow this guy on FB. Very refreshing.

 

https://www.facebook.com/ELL.ARR.EMM?fref=nf

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Updates. Professor who threatened a student with violence on camera finally suspended.

 

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2016/01/28/mizzou-suspends-professor-charged-with-assaulting-journalist-as-school-sinks-into-turmoil/

 

In the latest controversy to divide the community, Mizzou’s Board of Curators voted Wednesday to suspend Melissa Click, the assistant professor caught on camera pushing a student journalist and calling for “some muscle” to remove him from a protest camp.

 

“The Board of Curators directs the General Counsel, or outside counsel selected by General Counsel, to immediately conduct an investigation and collaborate with the city attorney and promptly report back to the Board so it may determine whether additional discipline is appropriate,” the board said in a statement.

 

How long did it take for the President to get forced out? 2 weeks? But this lady was chilling in her office for 3 months after this? They really do protect their own, huh?

 

 

Another update..........................new film of Prof. Melissa Glick

 

 

Mizzou’s Melissa Click screams at officer: “Get your f**king hands off me!”

 

 

 

 

University of Missouri Interim Chancellor Hank Foley responds to the video:

“Last night, like many in our community, I watched newly released footage of Dr. Melissa Click directing a verbal assault against members of the Columbia Police Department during the homecoming parade in October 2015. Her conduct and behavior are appalling, and I am not only disappointed, I am angry, that a member of our faculty acted this way. Her actions caught on camera last October, are just another example of a pattern of misconduct by Dr. Click—most notably, her assault on one of our students while seeking ‘muscle’ during a highly volatile situation on Carnahan Quadrangle in November. We must have high expectations of members of our community, and I will address these new revelations with the Board of Curators as they work to complete their own review of the matter.”

 

 

 

Also: Protecting Student Journalists in a New-Media Era.

 

WE COULD CALL IT “MELISSA’S LAW.” :D

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Hilarious. Exactly what is needed. No political movement in history is in more dire need of getting their legs humped. They want to shame people? Meet that with withering ridicule.

 

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I've watched a lot of porn in my day but I've never seen so many people at one time with sticks shoved up their butt.

 

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What do you expect when feminism and leftism have emasculated everything about our society?

 

Bitches, that's what.

You know when you'll know what to expect other than bitches when feminism and leftism have emasculated everything about our society?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I think you do.

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You know when you'll know what to expect other than bitches when feminism and leftism have emasculated everything about our society?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I think you do.

 

When your head rolls down a flight of stairs?

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When I was in college in the late 70's early 80's we had group therapy sessions all the time for traumatic situations. They were called nickel and dime parties. Nickel everyone put in $5, dime everyone put in $10. We'd spend that money on pot and sit in a circle and smoke it all until it was gone.

 

For us the trauma was usually boredom.

 

What a bunch of wimps.

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When I was in college in the late 70's early 80's we had group therapy sessions all the time for traumatic situations. They were called nickel and dime parties. Nickel everyone put in $5, dime everyone put in $10. We'd spend that money on pot and sit in a circle and smoke it all until it was gone.

 

For us the trauma was usually boredom.

 

What a bunch of wimps.

There's been some inflation

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Feminists are butthurt that their "movement" is gradually losing members. They've gone from having 25% of women to %18 identifying as feminist the last decade. (which is often confused with support for equality where +60% of people support)

 

And yes... even liberals can hate feminists: willing to fight against the indoctrination

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"Last night a disturbing racist post that was made to social media was brought to my attention."

"This post was hurtful and destructive to our campus community. While social media can certainly bring about positive change, it can also be a place that deeply hurts and harms others."

 

 

 

Said the statement by the University of Wisconsin–Whitewater chancellor about a Snapchat photograph of 2 students who posed in the middle of having a facial that had dark goo spread on their faces. The students say they just thought it looked funny and had no thought of imitating black people.

We're told the students won't face any discipline — why would they? — but that "Following the incident and the reaction caused by the image, the college is planning to host a number of race awareness seminars for staff and students."

Here's an article in the local news. Excerpt:

“Some of our multicultural and nontraditional students feel the environment on campus is not welcoming to all," [the Whitewater chancellor Beverly] Kopper wrote. “Over and over, the students in attendance expressed their need to be heard and for campus to do more than just talk.”...

"There's policy for everything else on campus except for racial injustice, not just for the Black people, but for all minorities," [said one student].

 

 

 

There's a policy for everything else?

 

Is there a policy protecting freedom of expression on social media?

 

Is there a policy for when it's appropriate for university officials to describe student speech as "racist"?

 

The university should want all students to feel welcome, but part of welcoming all students is taking care to understand and not to mischaracterize what individual students are saying and doing.

 

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"Last night a disturbing racist post that was made to social media was brought to my attention."

 

 

Said the statement by the University of Wisconsin–Whitewater chancellor about a Snapchat photograph of 2 students who posed in the middle of having a facial that had dark goo spread on their faces. The students say they just thought it looked funny and had no thought of imitating black people.

 

We're told the students won't face any discipline — why would they? — but that "Following the incident and the reaction caused by the image, the college is planning to host a number of race awareness seminars for staff and students."

 

Here's an article in the local news. Excerpt:

 

 

 

There's a policy for everything else?

 

Is there a policy protecting freedom of expression on social media?

 

Is there a policy for when it's appropriate for university officials to describe student speech as "racist"?

 

The university should want all students to feel welcome, but part of welcoming all students is taking care to understand and not to mischaracterize what individual students are saying and doing.

 

 

At the University of Wisconsin - WHITEwater. There's irony for you.

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"Last night a disturbing racist post that was made to social media was brought to my attention."

 

 

Said the statement by the University of Wisconsin–Whitewater chancellor about a Snapchat photograph of 2 students who posed in the middle of having a facial that had dark goo spread on their faces. The students say they just thought it looked funny and had no thought of imitating black people.

 

We're told the students won't face any discipline — why would they? — but that "Following the incident and the reaction caused by the image, the college is planning to host a number of race awareness seminars for staff and students."

 

Here's an article in the local news. Excerpt:

 

 

 

There's a policy for everything else?

 

Is there a policy protecting freedom of expression on social media?

 

Is there a policy for when it's appropriate for university officials to describe student speech as "racist"?

 

The university should want all students to feel welcome, but part of welcoming all students is taking care to understand and not to mischaracterize what individual students are saying and doing.

 

 

 

The students said they had both underwent a facial and did not realise that posting the image of them undergoing their treatment would cause offence that the world can had gone insane.

 

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"Last night a disturbing racist post that was made to social media was brought to my attention."

 

 

Said the statement by the University of Wisconsin–Whitewater chancellor about a Snapchat photograph of 2 students who posed in the middle of having a facial that had dark goo spread on their faces. The students say they just thought it looked funny and had no thought of imitating black people.

 

We're told the students won't face any discipline — why would they? — but that "Following the incident and the reaction caused by the image, the college is planning to host a number of race awareness seminars for staff and students."

 

Here's an article in the local news. Excerpt:

 

 

 

There's a policy for everything else?

 

Is there a policy protecting freedom of expression on social media?

 

Is there a policy for when it's appropriate for university officials to describe student speech as "racist"?

 

The university should want all students to feel welcome, but part of welcoming all students is taking care to understand and not to mischaracterize what individual students are saying and doing.

 

Since when are facials dark? :bag:

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