Hijinx
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I do have some relatives that I do not bring up politics with, but I find it pretty easy to speak about something else.
If they insist on talking politics i don't hesitate to light them up.
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I do have some relatives that I do not bring up politics with, but I find it pretty easy to speak about something else.
If they insist on talking politics i don't hesitate to light them up.
NYT Op-Ed: I'm Teaching My Black Child Not To Be Friends With White Kids Because Of Trump
On Saturday, The New York Times ran yet another execrable op-ed, this time from Professor Ekow Yankah of the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law at Yeshiva University. This op-ed argued that black children should not be friends with white children, and that their parents ought to warn them off of such relationships. This assuredly makes things awkward at Yeshiva University, a Jewish school.
The piece begins with Yankah’s oldest son, who is 4, talking about his friends:
My oldest son, wrestling with a 4-year-old’s happy struggles, is trying to clarify how many people can be his best friend. “My best friends are you and Mama and my brother and …” But even a child’s joy is not immune to this ominous political period. This summer’s images of violence in Charlottesville, Va., prompted an array of questions. “Some people hate others because they are different,” I offer, lamely. A childish but distinct panic enters his voice. “But I’m not different.” It is impossible to convey the mixture of heartbreak and fear I feel for him. Donald Trump’s election has made it clear that I will teach my boys the lesson generations old, one that I for the most part nearly escaped. I will teach them to be cautious, I will teach them suspicion, and I will teach them distrust. Much sooner than I thought I would, I will have to discuss with my boys whether they can truly be friends with white people.
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Yankah is no academic slouch. He has degrees from the University of Michigan, Columbia University and Oxford University, but appears to fall prey to a sort-of Trump derangement syndrome that's befallen plenty of academics over the last year. Indeed, it's Trump — and Trump's supporters — that Yankah blames for forcing him to self-impose segregation.
Yankah claims that those who voted for Trump "are practiced at purposeful blindness,“ and "have watched racial pornography, describing black America as pathological," and that:
But that's not all. Although Yankah could probably find plenty of ideological allies among white leftists, he believes that the probability of encountering someone who believes differently from him is far too high, so long as he and his children continue to interact with anyone of a different race. So despite their best efforts, those who vote Democrat are among Yankah's enumerated enemies.
http://www.dailywire.com/news/23482/shocking-new-york-times-op-ed-suggests-children-emily-zanotti
On Saturday, The New York Times ran yet another execrable op-ed, this time from Professor Ekow Yankah of the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law at Yeshiva University. This op-ed argued that black children should not be friends with white children, and that their parents ought to warn them off of such relationships. This assuredly makes things awkward at Yeshiva University, a Jewish school.
The piece begins with Yankah’s oldest son, who is 4, talking about his friends:
My oldest son, wrestling with a 4-year-old’s happy struggles, is trying to clarify how many people can be his best friend. “My best friends are you and Mama and my brother and …” But even a child’s joy is not immune to this ominous political period. This summer’s images of violence in Charlottesville, Va., prompted an array of questions. “Some people hate others because they are different,” I offer, lamely. A childish but distinct panic enters his voice. “But I’m not different.” It is impossible to convey the mixture of heartbreak and fear I feel for him. Donald Trump’s election has made it clear that I will teach my boys the lesson generations old, one that I for the most part nearly escaped. I will teach them to be cautious, I will teach them suspicion, and I will teach them distrust. Much sooner than I thought I would, I will have to discuss with my boys whether they can truly be friends with white people.
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Yankah is no academic slouch. He has degrees from the University of Michigan, Columbia University and Oxford University, but appears to fall prey to a sort-of Trump derangement syndrome that's befallen plenty of academics over the last year. Indeed, it's Trump — and Trump's supporters — that Yankah blames for forcing him to self-impose segregation.
Yankah claims that those who voted for Trump "are practiced at purposeful blindness,“ and "have watched racial pornography, describing black America as pathological," and that:
Only white people can cordon off Mr. Trump’s political meaning, ignore the “unpleasantness” from a position of safety. His election and the year that has followed have fixed the awful thought in my mind too familiar to black Americans: “You can’t trust these people.”
But that's not all. Although Yankah could probably find plenty of ideological allies among white leftists, he believes that the probability of encountering someone who believes differently from him is far too high, so long as he and his children continue to interact with anyone of a different race. So despite their best efforts, those who vote Democrat are among Yankah's enumerated enemies.
http://www.dailywire.com/news/23482/shocking-new-york-times-op-ed-suggests-children-emily-zanotti
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Hijinx
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White people do not need to teach racism to their kids.
It takes a while for them to catch on--especially with the BS they get in college.
But once they get out in real life and see who comes to work late and then doesn't do much while they are there, but get promoteds ahead of them because of Black quota's and black preference they learn pretty fast.
It takes a while for them to catch on--especially with the BS they get in college.
But once they get out in real life and see who comes to work late and then doesn't do much while they are there, but get promoteds ahead of them because of Black quota's and black preference they learn pretty fast.
littlelady
God bless the USA
This is one of my biggest issues on this forum and elsewhere when I talk to people. I was raised in the south during that whole upheaval with civil rights. My parents always taught me to not be racist. They were teaching me this before the whole upheaval started. This is how I see the current racist issue. The hypocritical libprogs have reversed the whole upheaval on the people that accepted segregation a long time ago. I hate libprogs, and they need to be called out for their hypocrisy. Thank you, Obama. I, always, wonder if Obama idolized LBJ. He seems to be a follower of the guy behind the assassination of Kennedy. Yeah, it goes back that far, and beyond. One world order and all. Don’t forget that Obama stopped speaking about his white part of the family after he was elected the first time. Hypocrisy at its finest.
Also, want to add this bing search...
https://www.bing.com/search?q=hanni...-21&sk=&cvid=31357DDB5E6C4E58B3F1F4F5EA0F1E90
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A UC Riverside student who stole a peer’s Make America Great Again hat off his head and refused to give it back now faces steep legal consequences.
A criminal complaint provided to The College Fix by the Riverside County District Attorney’s Office states that Edith Macias has been charged with one misdemeanor count of grand theft for the September 27 incident.
The next court date on the matter is slated for March, and the maximum penalty Macias faces if convicted as currently charged is one year in county jail, a spokesman for the DA’s office told The Fix.
The charge was filed after UC Riverside student Matthew Vitale, the student who had his Make America Great Again hat stolen from off his head, decided to press criminal theft charges against Macias.
According to the declaration in support of an arrest warrant, Macias told the officer who responded to the incident that the reason she swiped the hat was because it represented “genocide of a bunch of people.”
“She stated she wanted to burn the hat because of what it represented,” it states.
Student who stole MAGA hat faces up to one year in jail after DA files charge
A criminal complaint provided to The College Fix by the Riverside County District Attorney’s Office states that Edith Macias has been charged with one misdemeanor count of grand theft for the September 27 incident.
The next court date on the matter is slated for March, and the maximum penalty Macias faces if convicted as currently charged is one year in county jail, a spokesman for the DA’s office told The Fix.
The charge was filed after UC Riverside student Matthew Vitale, the student who had his Make America Great Again hat stolen from off his head, decided to press criminal theft charges against Macias.
According to the declaration in support of an arrest warrant, Macias told the officer who responded to the incident that the reason she swiped the hat was because it represented “genocide of a bunch of people.”
“She stated she wanted to burn the hat because of what it represented,” it states.
Student who stole MAGA hat faces up to one year in jail after DA files charge
glhs837
Power with Control
Hijinx
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One misdemeanor count of Grand theft?
A baseball hat is grand theft.
Come on now. Of course an apology could solve the whole problem and charges could be withdrawn.
But: This idiot is probably about as smart as Lavar Bell who is too stupid to thank Trump for keeping his son out of a Chinese prison for ten years.
A baseball hat is grand theft.
Come on now. Of course an apology could solve the whole problem and charges could be withdrawn.
But: This idiot is probably about as smart as Lavar Bell who is too stupid to thank Trump for keeping his son out of a Chinese prison for ten years.
Ettus decided to speak as Bannon and his bouncers exited the elevator on the 12th floor. She explained, “I couldn’t resist saying, ‘I hope you get what you deserve.’ Bannon turned around, then one of his bodyguards made a motion like he was going to pounce on me. He had both hands out, like he was going to come at me and grab me, then another Bannon bodyguard held him back.”
https://pagesix.com/2017/11/21/author-gets-in-tiff-with-steve-bannons-security-in-elevator/
Progressives just cannot help giving you THEIR Opinion asked for or not
https://pagesix.com/2017/11/21/author-gets-in-tiff-with-steve-bannons-security-in-elevator/
Progressives just cannot help giving you THEIR Opinion asked for or not
Lurk
Happy Creepy Ass Cracka
Hijinx
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It seems apparent to me that she stalked Bannon. She laid in wait for him in the lobby so she could confront him.
A 5' 2" woman can easily be a danger, especially a nutcase who lays in wait to spring themselves on their victim
IMO she wanted one of the bodyguards to assault her. More than likely that was the plan.
glhs837
Power with Control
Yep, stalked her using his privilege
And of course Three Blind Mice, the ADA prohibits the depiction of the disabled as you know, being disabled.....
Hijinx
Well-Known Member
Jack an Jill went up the hill,
They each had a quarter
When Jill came down
She had fifty cents
Do you think she went up for water?
glhs837
Power with Control
"We said KISS HER, Al, not grope her boobs!"
In for a penny, in for a pound.