Video: DREAM Act Supporters Cheer at Replacing White People (illegal immigration, law, racism)
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Scroll to 3:00 to hear the racist statement by Kent Wong, UCLA Professor. Also note the crowd's enthusiasm for replacing White people...what a delightful bundle of tolerance these anchor babies are, eh?
I can just imagine when the Dreamies have pushed away all the remaining white people to Alaska, and only the self-guilty white liberals are left, then a crowd gathers around them, and they say "but but hey, I'm with you guys! I supported the DREAM Act and I don't like white people!" Then the leader of the mob answers "Thanks, but there's one problem. You're still white" And then off to Alaska they drag them.
Seriously I think that professor should be canned and federal funding to UCLA should be withheld for condoning racist statements like that
If the ethnocentrics such as this professor, these Dreamies and other Hispanic advocates aren't about racism in regards to illegal immigration then why the need to state "we need to get rid of all the old WHITE men in congress"? I could understand a blanket statement of getting rid of politiicians that don't share their views (although wanting politicians who stand up for the rule of law voted out of office is anti-American in itself) but when the word "white" was inserted that changed this whole discussion to one of racism on their part. They showed their true colors right there.
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