re: Those Ole Miss Baws Are About To Get Introduced To The New Woke America

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students were exercising their right under the First Amendment, while the counter-protesters were present with malicious intent

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President of the so-called Black Student Union. Can read minds, but not books

Just “some”? That’s hilarious.

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Agreed. That’s what I’ve been asking for a few days and nobody on here has given a straight answer.

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The woman identified in news reports as the woman taunted in the clip has admitted to using “strong” language.




No apologies are asked or offered since she is a female POC.

Yet when a white frat boy gets caught in the moment acting a fool — his life is canceled.

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And btw, who is “y’all”?

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You may be speaking for yourself, but you're not speaking by yourself.

Your excuses are definitely part of the hive mind narrative here. Or haven't you been reading these Ole Miss threads?

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Just “some”? That’s hilarious.

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The point here is I wouldn’t put a number on it. But I would bet more than some couldn’t pick out Israel — much less the Gaza Strip — on a map. IMO, much of what we see in these “protests” is cosplay displays between team jersey color blue and team jersey color red.

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See? That works both ways!

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LOL.

All you did was substitute another phrase for populism, then described populism.

Lest you think populism is only about the right, the left has been populist for some time—a lot longer than the right. I've typed that on this board so many times I think I have arthritis at this point.

The left acting like populists is not new. The right becoming infested with populism is what's new. Truck driving, PBR drinking BAWs now talking about "The Establishment" like Abbie Hoffman was 60 years ago. Like it's something new.

Anyway, admitting that someone was being racist when they were clearly being racist is not virtue signaling. It's just being an honest human being. Trying to act like he wasn't really being racist or that it's really the people who pointed it out who are racist, or that he wasn't racist because even if he had never been racist someone would have accused him of it anyway is being a populist shill for your Team.

I'd like for you to notice something. I had nothing to say to the poster above who basically admitted to being racist (meaning that he believes that some races are inferior to others). Frankly, I can buy that there are genetic trends that might be able to be documented that show that some races trend toward higher or lower IQs than others. There might even be other traits that can be studied similarly.

Now, we don't have good information on that because it's not politically correct to do that research. We know that black people in America tend to have lower IQs, but there is evidence that at least some of that is due to environmental conditions. It might be all of it. I doubt we'll ever know.

The point is that I'm not scandalized by the idea of racism (which by definition is what that idea is). Accusing me of that is more populist shilling.

All I am saying is that the frat boy in question absolutely intended to insult the woman in question by communicating that she was a subhuman primate.

Nobody mischaracterized his communication, nobody framed him, nobody combed through years of social media to find an example of him doing it. What offends me is all of y'all attempting to act like he didn't really communicate a message that he knew would be considered hateful and unacceptable in polite society.

If he really believes the message that he so clearly communicated, he should stand up and defend it. Regardless, HE DID COMMUNICATE IT.

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All you did was substitute another phrase for populism, then described populism.

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Anyway, admitting that someone was being racist when they were clearly being racist is not virtue signaling.

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"I don't care."

Usually people don't when they embarrass themselves. They try to act like they don't care, anyway.

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I don’t care. That 2 second clip of a frat boy acting a fool is utterly inconsequential compared to the outright hooliganism we have been witnessing since these campus protests begin last October. And I am in no way embarrassed whatsoever in saying so.

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I don’t care. That 2 second clip of a frat boy acting a fool is utterly inconsequential compared to the outright hooliganism we have been witnessing since these campus protests begin last October. And I am in no way embarrassed whatsoever in saying so.

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I meant you embarrassed yourself by responding to me repeatedly while misunderstanding what I was saying, thinking you had discovered a "gotcha" that was anything but.

As to what you just posted, as is the populist trend in 2024, you're basically arguing that two things can't be true at once. That you have to pick a side.

I don't have to pick a side. I think the protests are disgusting for supporting a terrorist group that wants to exterminate a racial group and I also think that frat boy was being disgusting by communicating to the woman that she is a subhuman primate due to her race.

One action doesn't excuse the other. In fact, they are pretty similar actions. Unless you know something I don't, none of the Ole Miss students (either protesters or counter-protesters) broke the law, so all we're discussing is the moral/social implications of their actions, which I think are pretty comparable.

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Your excuses are definitely part of the hive mind narrative here. Or haven't you been reading these Ole Miss threads?

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WTF are you talking about? What did I excuse?