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Where do you put this article? Yes, Diversity Is About Getting Rid Of White People (And That’s A Good Thing)What? That's the most misguided thing I've read today. I have no idea why you would claim that universities aren't places of political indoctrination. That is exactly what they are. It's a well-known and widely-established phenomenon. I've seen it over and over and over again, I read about it constantly, there are articles published daily about it, etc.
I'd file that article in the same category as I'd file rants by homeless people about how the apocalypse is coming. The ideas in that article are not common opinions.
Have you ever been to a university? I spent two years a community college and got a liberal arts degree from a four year university (and yes, I regret it) and there was not a single instance of political indoctrination...except maybe by one economics teacher, and he was quite conservative. The only thing he really said that struck me as odd was his view that hospitals should pay for blood donations, and that's really not that terrible of an idea.
I also had a feminist literature teacher. She didn't try to brainwash us either. She showed different ways stories might be looked at. She discussed a way Beowulf could be seen as a great tragedy, rather than a tale of heroism, for example.
I think anyone who sees universities as places of indoctrination has far too thin of skin. These are college students. They're not toddlers. They can handle themselves.
Yeah, that's why SEIU and the Fight for 15 crowd just happen to be at every one of these protests and all the leaders who did not want to be filmed just happened to be wearing shirts blazoned with SEIU and UFW logos (I guess Teamsters were too controversial for them to use to finish out the Change to Win coalition).
(And who makes up the vast majority of SEIU workers? Public workers under predominantly Democrat state and local governments and public hospitals in strongly blue states.)
Seriously though, do some research on Change To Win Coalition and look at how often their representatives appear at these protests. On college campuses, this is particularly driven by Change to Win stewards serving as part time faculty adjuncts.
I don't know what any of that is and I'm not going to bother to look it up.
What complete stooge would ever think that? Do you think someone with an apple orchard sends out a memo to the apple trees? Do you think anyone tells the bees which trees to pollinate? Do you think cattle know they exist because they were bred to make a nice T-bone? If I didn't like you, and I don't, I would not need to conspire with anyone. I could simply give one of your enemies a job, and a raise. If you had a donut shop, I could decide to become an investor in the coffee house a block away. I don't have to tell anyone to do anything. All I need to do is encourage the self interest of your enemies and competitors . Ever look into how Rome broke up the Greeks such as the Achaean League? No simp ever does.
Soros is funding them as we speak. He just became an investor in the the donut shop across the street. All they need to do is fund existing movements.
Gee, how easy it is to harness this? So you never thought anyone would get the bright idea to make use of such people?
What major historians have you read BTW? Or is it that you just like to babble like so many others?
Word soup.
Yeah, self-interest is at the root of it all. That's good. You could have stopped there. It will never be due to any massive conspiracy, by and large. Stop making it sound like it's all a massive conspiracy or you'll sound like a crazy person.
I still don't know what the Q stands for. Now there's IA. I'm way behind the curve here. Speaking for myself, if someone try to impede my free movement based on my skin tone, there's going to be trouble. Especially if they put there hands on me, or worse my lady or another loved one. That would lead to....very bad things.
Q = *****, an umbrella term for anybody who isn't straight and cisgender (physical gender matches the gender in which they identify), but don't identify in any particular group such as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, etc.
I = intersex (people with ambiguous sexual characteristics)
A = asexual
These are readily searchable on the internet for those who are interested.
The ideas in that article are not common opinions.
Those ideas have been getting closer to the surface for a while. I'd give it 8 to 10 more fall semesters before this becomes something a lot of people aren't afraid to say. Get used to it.
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Have you ever been to a university?
I've done about 8 years of higher education, not that my or your individual experience means a thing.
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I think anyone who sees universities as places of indoctrination has far too thin of skin.
Here's what you originally wrote:
"People don't learn about proper race relations in college, nor do they learn political views."
^ That's just incorrect. College is THE place where people explore radical political thought, get exposed to attractive ideas such as Marxism and extreme [regressive] forms of political correctness, have their passions and sense of "justice" enflamed, organize and participate in all kinds of protests and movements, delve into various counter-cultural elements, rebel against their upbringing culturally and politically, etc. College is where people study ideas like gender and racial justice. This has been going on for generations.
This is why white people need to start thinking at least in part (though hopefully not exclusively) in terms of white interests. We are being pushed into this.
I'm confused. I thought the minorities and trasgendered people wanted integration and inclusion. Either they want that or they don't. Their choice. But we don't have to subsidize a separatist choice.
Q = *****, an umbrella term for anybody who isn't straight and cisgender (physical gender matches the gender in which they identify), but don't identify in any particular group such as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, etc.
I = intersex (people with ambiguous sexual characteristics)
A = asexual
These are readily searchable on the internet for those who are interested.
I'm suppose to be interested in the sex lives of others?
Those ideas have been getting closer to the surface for a while. I'd give it 8 to 10 more fall semesters before this becomes something a lot of people aren't afraid to say. Get used to it. I've done about 8 years of higher education, not that my or your individual experience means a thing. Here's what you originally wrote:
Crazy people are nothing new. They're not increasing in number. They're just taking on different forms of crazy, so far as I can see. I don't know why you'd disagree.
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"People don't learn about proper race relations in college, nor do they learn political views."
^ That's just incorrect. College is THE place where people explore radical political thought, get exposed to attractive ideas such as Marxism and extreme [regressive] forms of political correctness, have their passions and sense of "justice" enflamed, organize and participate in all kinds of protests and movements, delve into various counter-cultural elements, rebel against their upbringing culturally and politically, etc. College is where people study ideas like gender and racial justice. This has been going on for generations.
Then that's not brainwashing. That's exploration. What, would you tell them to avoid researching different political views? That search for knowledge will have both good and bad results, depending on the person. That's not anything to discourage. That's just something they can get from talking to enough people on the internet. There is nothing about college that involves any more political indoctrination than Citi-Data.
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