SmarterthanYou
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If this is the caliber of young folks we have to guard our future security, I weep for our nation
Emory Univ. Goes Ballistic after "TRUMP 2016" Written on Sidewalks !!!
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USFREEDOM911
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Seems like this thread hit the Failure wall, the minute it got derailed by all of those who just want to throw around the racist card.
Some have said that Trump is a racist and I would like to see what comments he's made, that you consider to be racist.
Some have said that Trump is a racist and I would like to see what comments he's made, that you consider to be racist.
USFREEDOM911
MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN
ChoppedLiver
New member
Because they're really, REALLY stupid.
ChoppedLiver
New member
And how does putting the word democratic in front of the word socialist make one not a socialist?
Leonthecat
Racism Watchdog
It is different ideology, Princess.
ChoppedLiver
New member
Then why doesn't it have a different name, you racist cock sucker
USFREEDOM911
MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN
More terror: ‘Trump 2016’ in sidewalk chalk traumatizes Emory students; Security footage to be reviewed
TRIGGER WARNING: This post contains multiple mentions of GOP candidate D—– T—- and may be upsetting to some readers.
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If you’re fortunate enough that your age, career and/or life experience allow you to see beyond the “safe spaces” that enclose and protect America’s finest colleges from stranger danger, you know all about the terrorist bombings that killed nearly three dozen and wounded hundreds in Brussels, Belgium.
Those of us on the outside of that safe space and forbidden from looking in might have missed another terror incident that took place recently on the campus of Emory University in Atlanta. In a piece in today’s edition of The Emory Wheel that runs more than 1,100 words, Sam Budnyk describes the horrifying discovery of “Trump 2016” chalk drawings and the administration’s flaccid response to student concerns.
[Editor’s note: Christopher Ingraham is a verified Washington Post reporter, and we’ve confirmed The Emory Wheel is not a parody site.]
Budnyk reports today that after around 40 students stood outside Emory’s administration building and chanted, “Come speak to us, we are in pain!” and “We have nothing to lose but our chains,” the demonstrators comforted each other in a stairwell. “I’m supposed to feel comfortable and safe,” one student reportedly confessed. “I don’t deserve to feel afraid at my school.”
Students then assembled in a board room where they continued to bare their feelings. University President James W. Wagner was unfortunate enough to join the impromptu meeting, where he was asked if Emory would “decry the support for this fascist, racist candidate” in an official campus-wide email. The president vetoed that idea, but after an hour said the university would review security footage to identify those who made the chalk drawings and press trespassing charges if the people behind them weren’t students.
LOL
What a bunch of pussies. I bet their parents are "so proud" of them.
HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA
TRIGGER WARNING: This post contains multiple mentions of GOP candidate D—– T—- and may be upsetting to some readers.
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If you’re fortunate enough that your age, career and/or life experience allow you to see beyond the “safe spaces” that enclose and protect America’s finest colleges from stranger danger, you know all about the terrorist bombings that killed nearly three dozen and wounded hundreds in Brussels, Belgium.
Those of us on the outside of that safe space and forbidden from looking in might have missed another terror incident that took place recently on the campus of Emory University in Atlanta. In a piece in today’s edition of The Emory Wheel that runs more than 1,100 words, Sam Budnyk describes the horrifying discovery of “Trump 2016” chalk drawings and the administration’s flaccid response to student concerns.
[Editor’s note: Christopher Ingraham is a verified Washington Post reporter, and we’ve confirmed The Emory Wheel is not a parody site.]
Budnyk reports today that after around 40 students stood outside Emory’s administration building and chanted, “Come speak to us, we are in pain!” and “We have nothing to lose but our chains,” the demonstrators comforted each other in a stairwell. “I’m supposed to feel comfortable and safe,” one student reportedly confessed. “I don’t deserve to feel afraid at my school.”
Students then assembled in a board room where they continued to bare their feelings. University President James W. Wagner was unfortunate enough to join the impromptu meeting, where he was asked if Emory would “decry the support for this fascist, racist candidate” in an official campus-wide email. The president vetoed that idea, but after an hour said the university would review security footage to identify those who made the chalk drawings and press trespassing charges if the people behind them weren’t students.
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LOL
What a bunch of pussies. I bet their parents are "so proud" of them.
HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA
Leonthecat
Racism Watchdog
It does. Princess
Honestly the title of what he is doesn't really matter in my opinion. His policies and ideas are not conservative in nature but of a large central government position and his economic starting point is not based on capitalism, free markets, and individual freedom but of a collective mentality that is rooted in socialism and shared outcomes.
evince
Truthmatters
lies
evince
Truthmatters
post 64
How are those lies?
Is Bernie Sanders for small central government with states deciding their own policies?
Is Bernie Sanders for a free market, capitalist model or is he for a more controlled market with shared goals and accomplishment?
Is Bernie Sanders an advocate for capitalistic markets or for socialist style markets?
Is Bernie Sanders more of an advocate for individual success or for shared success?
evince
Truthmatters
evince
Truthmatters
your lies are not going to work
you don't get to say what he stands for he does
tell me why the republican party wants to privatize the post office?
You can go onto his website to see his causes. Here is one: Is free college education that is created by and forced by a central federal government onto the states a conservative/small government point of view or is it a socialistic/large central government point of view?
evince
Truthmatters
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/02/13/AR2008021302783.html
why did your party STOP the states from trying to reign in the banks before the crash
why did they try to kill the post office?
why did your party STOP the states from trying to reign in the banks before the crash
why did they try to kill the post office?
The founders gave the people control of our government through it's constitution which is to be run as a republic not a direct democracy. The constitution is more about what the federal government can't do than what it can do. What it can do is extremely limiting based on the constitution and so through the 10th amendment gives states the power to decide all other actions not listed in the US constitution. It is more anti-constitution to do things outside of the amendment process and to limit states power than it is to let the people of each state determine their outcomes. Washington DC cannot speak accurately for all people across the country since we all dont live the same, have the same mindsets, have the same religions and cultures, have the same values, and so on. When you follow the constitution you have a more free society and freedom is not something that a large central government with a one size fits all mentality can provide in my opinion.
Can you answer my question about college please?
cawacko
Well-known member
You have no clue the meaning of what you just wrote.
The people in California didn't want gays to get married. You are anti constitution