From the trib article (not linked) about this event:
“The photographer, Colin Boyle, also tweeted an apology saying he removed photos that clearly identified Northwestern students amid the conflict.”
Yes, the lesson is that agitating students will be protected and remain anonymous. Even better, they should just wear black bandanas and masks over their face next time.
Astonished
6 years ago
There are words and phrases that define the dysfunction in the people who use them:
“Triggered.”
“White privilege.”
“Unconscious racism.”
“Safe spaces.”
(I’d add “holy diversity” but this term isn’t used, although it’s self-evident as a sacrament among the Leftist cult.)
Sooner or later, those who “can do” will stop accepting these blood-libels from those who “can’t” or “won’t” do and abandon the latter to their own devices (and the fate that awaits the useless, lazy, whining and unproductive.)
I guess this is what Idiocracy looks like in reality; Judd’s movie adaptation was satire, but ours is a tragedy.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
From the trib article (not linked) about this event:
“The photographer, Colin Boyle, also tweeted an apology saying he removed photos that clearly identified Northwestern students amid the conflict.”
Yes, the lesson is that agitating students will be protected and remain anonymous. Even better, they should just wear black bandanas and masks over their face next time.
There are words and phrases that define the dysfunction in the people who use them:
“Triggered.”
“White privilege.”
“Unconscious racism.”
“Safe spaces.”
(I’d add “holy diversity” but this term isn’t used, although it’s self-evident as a sacrament among the Leftist cult.)
Sooner or later, those who “can do” will stop accepting these blood-libels from those who “can’t” or “won’t” do and abandon the latter to their own devices (and the fate that awaits the useless, lazy, whining and unproductive.)
I guess this is what Idiocracy looks like in reality; Judd’s movie adaptation was satire, but ours is a tragedy.