OT: Milo Yiannopoulos & the PC Culture at Rutgers
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I knew I could count on at least one of the righties to deny whatever it is I wrote. How about like grover norquist, the real power behind the Republican party?
Of course you could count on it....gonna happen when you post stupid nonsense.
You hear a lot of libs parroting this silly line, as if it was true.
How to twist comments on rivals 101. You could teach the class.
Here's what the OP said:
"if RU doesn't reprimand the students that desecrated the school, they will never get another penny from me."
And as is usual with the rwcj when encountered with evidence you ignore it and move right on to an insult. Don't ever change, you!
"I don't want to abolish government. I simply want to reduce it in size to where I can drag it into the bathroom and drown it in the bathtub."
Grover Norquist
Jesus, can you right wingers ever be honest?
Grover Norquist
Jesus, can you right wingers ever be honest?
http://www.p2016.org/interestg/atr2016pledge.html
Republicans line up to kiss his ring and show their fealty to him.
Republicans line up to kiss his ring and show their fealty to him.
Who cares what Grover Norquist says
Grover Norquist speaks for Grover Norquist
So in your mind.....one person speaks for everyone?
Well done
People didn't mind the Government when it gave away free houses and free college via the GI Bill. Lots of people benefited from those programs, especially in the establishment of the Middle Class; except for African American Veterans, whom were excluded. I wonder why people are so against the Government, maybe it has something to do with the shift in demographics.
I think you might need a CAT scan.
African American veterans were not excluded from the Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944. They may have been discriminated against by local banks and mortgage companies, but the law absolutely did not exclude them.
You've just won a place on the Moron Shelf.
The next time you put forth a position on any issue backed up with factual evidence as opposed to drive by "shots" at people will be the first time
Coming from you, I'll take that as a compliment.
the GI Bill itself had no racial components. The ill treatment of non-whites was in the administration of the bill, not the bill itself.
The GI Bill had a provision that allowed local governments to administer most parts of it. Therefore, the bill allowed white supremacists the ability to oppress efforts by African-Americans to attend quality schools, obtain loans for homes in neighborhoods that had good public schools, etc.
African-American veterans were denied many of the benefits of the GI Bill
The GI Bill became a White Male Affirmative Action Program.
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2009/5/28/736199/-
http://www.demos.org/blog/11/11/13/how-gi-bill-left-out-african-americans
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You are one funny fella. You must have swum in "Duck's Nest" when you were a kid.
I would say he speaks for the people who signed his pledge. And the people who elect those individuals, repeatedly, to Congress. In NJ my guess is no one other than Scott Garrett signed on.
They're partisan hacks. They'll never admit their side is the least bit wrong on anything--unless it's a failure to be ideologically pure and extreme enough--or that anyone in their party or their side of the political spectrum is crazy.
That's why it's pointless to engage them.
You've obviously confused me with someone who gives a crap about your two cents.
Like I thought
You don't have the intellectual capability to have a respectful debate
Care to prove me wrong?
Let me approach this from a different angle...so you can understand more clearly how much I value your opinion. I'm about to try out the "ignore" option for the first time.
Not bad...should have tried this for you and a few others quite some time ago.
It's like somebody opened up a window and let in some fresh air.
It's like somebody opened up a window and let in some fresh air.
