University of Missouri President resigns

[Guy]

Originally Posted by blacksmoke

This list of demands is like Trump's campaign promises. I think what all these people involved really want is to not be treated like crap. Yeah, acknowledge your white privilege because I was treated bad. To ask for the resignation of the head of an entity where bad things occur, and seem to keep occurring, I don't see it as a mutiny by a small minority.

If you think blacks are treated like crap here in the United States?

GO OVER TO THE MIDDLE EAST and AFRICA....

[Peregrino]

Originally Posted by Guy

If you think blacks are treated like crap here in the United States?

GO OVER TO THE MIDDLE EAST and AFRICA....

Sorry Guy - that doesn't count because in Africa they're doing it to themselves and in the ME, it's only been since the 60's that they quit (officially) selling them. Let's not forget the pervasive thuggery blacks here in the US inflict on their own communities. It's only oppression when whitey does it.

Some fascinating reading: http://www.frontpagemag.com/fpm/2195...iel-greenfield

[Javadrinker]

Originally Posted by Peregrino

Sorry Guy - that doesn't count because in Africa they're doing it to themselves and in the ME, it's only been since the 60's that they quit (officially) selling them. Let's not forget the pervasive thuggery blacks here in the US inflict on their own communities. It's only oppression when whitey does it.

Some fascinating reading: http://www.frontpagemag.com/fpm/2195...iel-greenfield

never mind, I re-read and saw the (officially)

[bailaviborita]

So, I wonder if this is a more accurate timeline of events:

- Ferguson
- Black Lives Matter on UofM campus doesn't get attention
- Social justice group comes up with plan. They want what they've always wanted: mandatory reeducation to force everyone to support social justice and the LGBTQR political agenda and racial hiring quotas
- Student body president invents an incident, posts rant on FB
- nothing really happens until they pressure football players to join protest. School then would have agreed to sacrifice the president on a cross if that would have avoided a football forfeit...

[Guy]

Originally Posted by bailaviborita

So, I wonder if this is a more accurate timeline of events:

- Ferguson
- Black Lives Matter on UofM campus doesn't get attention
- Social justice group comes up with plan. They want what they've always wanted: mandatory re-education to force everyone to support social justice and the LGBTQR political agenda and racial hiring quotas
- Student body president invents an incident, posts rant on FB
- nothing really happens until they pressure football players to join protest. School then would have agreed to sacrifice the president on a cross if that would have avoided a football forfeit...

Then Missouri protesters try to block student reporter from taking photos...

[Guy]

Originally Posted by Peregrino

Sorry Guy - that doesn't count because in Africa they're doing it to themselves and in the ME, it's only been since the 60's that they quit (officially) selling them. Let's not forget the pervasive thuggery blacks here in the US inflict on their own communities. It's only oppression when whitey does it.

My parents use too say that all the time!

Some fascinating reading: http://www.frontpagemag.com/fpm/2195...iel-greenfield

I've seen it with my own eyes!

[Dusty]

ACORN=OWS=BLM

Dem political operatives.

It ain't about race. Carson's leadin' for the "racist" party, and he's blacker'n Obama.

[Streck-Fu]

Originally Posted by Dusty

ACORN=OWS=BLM

Dem political operatives.

It ain't about race. Carson's leadin' for the "racist" party, and he's blacker'n Obama.

According to the Congressional Black Caucus, The Congressional White Caucus was not available for comment, Ben Carson is an "Oreo; Black on outside and white on the inside."

1:20

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-IgfkP69AC0

[Hand]

Originally Posted by Streck-Fu

According to the Congressional Black Caucus, The Congressional White Caucus was not available for comment, Ben Carson is an "Oreo; Black on outside and white on the inside."

1:20

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-IgfkP69AC0

Obama has yet to be accepted as black by the black community, UNLESS a non-black person is criticizing him.

Carson is not black either. I guess we will never have a black president.

There is not too much excitement in the black community for the 2016 presidential campaign. This time around, the Democrats have given blacks a choice between an old white woman and an old white man. Boring. Or they can choose the intelligent, highly successful black neurosurgeon running as a Republican. In fact, Dr. Ben Carson's life story better aligns with black Americans than does President Obama's. Dr. Carson and his brother were raised in the ghettos of Detroit by an illiterate single mother.

During his speech at the 61st Annual National Prayer Breakfast, Dr. Carson spoke about how his mother used to pretend to grade his and his brother's homework. Although she could not read, she would mark all over their assignments and make them redo them. Because of his mother's strong discipline, he and his brother became very successful (a neurosurgeon and an engineer). You would think that all black Americans would be excited about a poor black kid pulling himself up through hard work and discipline. What an amazing, inspiring example for black children.

However, instead of being excited about Dr. Carson's inspiring life story, the Democratic Party, including black Democrat intellectuals, are doing their best to destroy him. The last thing Democrats want is a black successful Republican who pulled himself up from poverty through hard work to make it to the White House. A real-life shining example would destroy the liberal message of government dependency, white privilege, institutional racism, and all the other lies and excuses that they have been telling blacks.

Discussing Dr. Carson on CNN, host Poppy Harlow had the following exchange with liberal CNN political commentator Marc Lamont Hill and right-leaning guest Ben Ferguson:

POPPY HARLOW: I want to get some time in here for you both to weigh in on something I read this morning, and our team talked about it was really fascinating. It's from a column, an opinion column in the Washington Post this morning by Janell Ross. She writes, in part: "Carson and his team have to protect and vigorously defend the once-violent-and-poor, now delivered-and-rich story -- hard. "...Carson's up-from-nothing, saved-by-Jesus-and-personal-effort story works, primarily with white Republican voters. "...for some it affirms the conscious or unconscious connections (stereotypes) they draw between blackness, poverty and violence. "For others, it demonstrates that Jesus saves. And for others still, it is a narrative that says other, potentially costly social solutions to poverty and violence are not necessary." That struck me. Ben, your thoughts?

HARLOW: Marc, is this key to what she says in this column, "white Republican voter"?

MARC LAMONT HILL, CNN POLITICAL COMMENTATOR: Absolutely, absolutely, I mean, Ben Carson -- the greatest lie in American history is the myth of the self-made person. Nobody makes themselves. We're all shaped by communities, by people who struggled and sacrificed for us, by governments that offer safety nets. And what Ben Carson is able to do essentially is reject all that stuff and say that I was saved-

BEN FERGUSON, CNN POLITICAL COMMENTATOR: The government didn't make me, though, Marc.

HILL: Let me finish my point, Ben. I didn't interrupt you. Ben Carson is able to say -- we're talking about Ben Carson -- Ben Carson is able to say, "I was saved by Jesus and hard work." That allows him to reject a safety net. That allows him to push back against the expansion of a welfare state. That allows him to resist tax cuts for the middle class and poor and tax hikes for the wealthy. It allows him to create an entire narrative where people say, "Hey, wait a minute, why are you doing this?" Ben Carson can say, "Hey, because I did it myself," and it makes white voters feel comfortable to say that, "Look, this black guy himself is telling me poor people... –

HARLOW: To be clear here, guys, I got to wrap it up, but to be clear here, there is no disputing that he grew up poor in Detroit-

HILL: Absolutely.

HARLOW: -and struggled and made an incredible accomplishment becoming the neurosurgeon that he is.

The Democratic Party cannot win without the black vote. They need for blacks to think that whitey is holding them back and that only the government can take care of them. That is why, in my humble opinion, a black Republican will never make to the White House.



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[Streck-Fu]

These protesters are idiots....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRlRAyulN4o

[NurseTim]

the slippery slopped is greased with the drool of the window licking morons that support leftists/redcoats.

[cbtengr]

Originally Posted by Hand

Obama has yet to be accepted as black by the black community, UNLESS a non-black person is criticizing him.

Carson is not black either. I guess we will never have a black president.

You have obviously forgotten who the real first black president was, Bill Clinton.