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And why are you in the thread if only to whine about someone's issue? Do you actively seek out confrontation?
originally posted by: theantediluvian
a reply to: thinline
Why didn't you just title this thread "I'm a victim because" or "I like to cry about dumbass college kids because I'm?"
originally posted by: Kali74
Anytime you disagree with a Conservative, you are a anti-American. It's like Conservatives never had parents to read them, "The Boy Who Cried Wolf". Below are three examples of why I am anti-American. Please add to the list.
I'm anti-American because I call racist people and speech, racist.
I'm anti-American because I think legal immigration takes too long and costs too much to the people who need it most because of our foreign policies.
I'm anti-American because I don't believe that an entire religion is responsible for terrorism.
And why are you in the thread if only to whine about someone's issue? Do you actively seek out confrontation?
I am racist because I don't think colleges should have different housing for different races
The plan drew reaction on social media and among others who called it segregation and "black-only" housing. That's not the case, school officials and students said. "They see something that says black housing, and they automatically equate it with black only," said student Jonathan Thomas. "It can be for anybody."
I am also racist because I think that a college should be able to name a building after a former president of that school: Clyde A. Lynch or for that matter a building can be named Attorney General Loretta Lynch.
I am also racist because I think Yoga is for anyone whom wants to do it
An email from the Centre for Students with Disabilities informed the instructor that "while yoga is a really great idea and accessible and great for students ... there are cultural issues of implication involved in the practice."