Forum
»
Clown world marches on
- Results 1 to 28 of 28
-
Page 1 of 1
Thread: Clown world marches on
02-25-2021, 09:50 AM
-
#1
- Glutebrahhh
- Glutes of Peace
-
- Glutebrahhh
- Glutes of Peace
- Join Date: Sep 2020
- Posts: 4,079
- Rep Power: 16807
-
-
Clown world marches on
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/24/u...lege-race.html
This is a beautiful topic for discussion, yet outside the misc, if I tried to open up some of these controversies for discussion, I'd be silenced. Cancelled. Ok, so none of this is new, people can post up their clown pics and say 'what do you expect?' But I can't help but try and fight against the raging lack of critical thought on public issues these days. This is merely another example.
Cliffs (but article is a damn good read):
- black girl at fancy college uses her power privilege as a student to do what she wants (eat in a dorm while it's closed during summer)
- the area is empty except for her and a few working class staff - janitors, campus security
- she is approached by an unarmed campus security and an old janitor who just want to confirm her student status, since the only people who should be using the dorm/hall at that time are away (special summer classes)
- Ultimately, nothing harmful occurs, other than what this girl perceives as racism
- She chits on the school, on the workers, and the dean (or president, w/e)
- Old workers who have been there for decades are treated like chit, quit and lose their jobs, labeled as racist, can't find new jobs, etc.
On one hand, I would agree that black people experience a world with threats that are imperceptible to myself. There can be cause for alarm in situations that are otherwise harmless to myself. However, I believe there is a power element at play here, which is being leveraged and shielded by the black experience - which is beyond critique.
It seems like this girl is angry or afraid, and as a consequence, she's going to ruin other peoples' lives. And for what? To serve as an example of a black individual in america fighting cultural (systemic?) racism? And yet it's clear that by every measure, these people weren't being racist. No one was. People just going about their days, as some had done for 20+ years, handling situations by the book. The color of her skin was never an issue until she made it one.
This is a beautiful topic for discussion, yet outside the misc, if I tried to open up some of these controversies for discussion, I'd be silenced. Cancelled. Ok, so none of this is new, people can post up their clown pics and say 'what do you expect?' But I can't help but try and fight against the raging lack of critical thought on public issues these days. This is merely another example.
Cliffs (but article is a damn good read):
- black girl at fancy college uses her power privilege as a student to do what she wants (eat in a dorm while it's closed during summer)
- the area is empty except for her and a few working class staff - janitors, campus security
- she is approached by an unarmed campus security and an old janitor who just want to confirm her student status, since the only people who should be using the dorm/hall at that time are away (special summer classes)
- Ultimately, nothing harmful occurs, other than what this girl perceives as racism
- She chits on the school, on the workers, and the dean (or president, w/e)
- Old workers who have been there for decades are treated like chit, quit and lose their jobs, labeled as racist, can't find new jobs, etc.
On one hand, I would agree that black people experience a world with threats that are imperceptible to myself. There can be cause for alarm in situations that are otherwise harmless to myself. However, I believe there is a power element at play here, which is being leveraged and shielded by the black experience - which is beyond critique.
It seems like this girl is angry or afraid, and as a consequence, she's going to ruin other peoples' lives. And for what? To serve as an example of a black individual in america fighting cultural (systemic?) racism? And yet it's clear that by every measure, these people weren't being racist. No one was. People just going about their days, as some had done for 20+ years, handling situations by the book. The color of her skin was never an issue until she made it one.
02-25-2021, 09:59 AM
-
#2
- pandaboy89
- Registered User
-
- pandaboy89
- Registered User
- Join Date: Jan 2020
- Age: 56
- Posts: 2,718
- Rep Power: 3402
-
-
Obey.
02-25-2021, 10:11 AM
-
#3
02-25-2021, 10:11 AM
-
#4
- MikeLowrrrey
- Join Date: Jul 2018
- Age: 56
- Posts: 35,132
- Subscribers: 2
- Rep Power: 120067
-
-
Another "black man is bad" thread.
It'd be great if mods made a thread dedicated to blacks doing crime or pulling race related issues.
It'd be great if mods made a thread dedicated to blacks doing crime or pulling race related issues.
02-25-2021, 10:19 AM
-
#5
- Glutebrahhh
- Glutes of Peace
-
- Glutebrahhh
- Glutes of Peace
- Join Date: Sep 2020
- Posts: 4,079
- Rep Power: 16807
-
-
Originally Posted By MikeLowrrrey⏩
That's a pretty ugly spin / oversimplification. Groups are being marginalized left right and center. This isn't 'shame on black people,' it's 'where the fck is the critical thought??'Another "black man is bad" thread.
It'd be great if mods made a thread dedicated to blacks doing crime or pulling race related issues.
It'd be great if mods made a thread dedicated to blacks doing crime or pulling race related issues.
Fake news spreads faster than facts. We are doomed.
02-25-2021, 10:22 AM
-
#6
- Shortfuze
- "Your one f*ck fantasy"
-
- Shortfuze
- "Your one f*ck fantasy"
- Join Date: Feb 2004
- Location: United States
- Posts: 31,897
- Rep Power: 179945
-
-
You know, it's going to end up being a fulfilling prophecy. All these people who claim there are racists everywhere will inevitably create more racists who feel that no matter what they do, they will be always be judged unfairly and without due process and that will just end up creating more hate and anger.
*Simplicity is the key to life*
Thanks ZBlacktt for the mod rep!
Thanks ForumSentinel for the admin rep!
Thanks Gxp23 for the mod rep!
Thanks 400LB Gorilla for the mod rep!
Thanks CountryMike for admin rep!
Thanks Nics1246 for mod rep!
I got married on August 24, 2013!!
ლ(╹◡╹ლ)
02-25-2021, 10:23 AM
-
#7
- Dan_S
- Registered User
-
- Dan_S
- Registered User
- Join Date: Jan 2009
- Location: California, United States
- Age: 42
- Posts: 12,627
- Rep Power: 85920
-
-
Originally Posted By Glutebrahhh⏩
You're already on the defensive. Just look at the statement you made.On one hand, I would agree that black people experience a world with threats that are imperceptible to myself. There can be cause for alarm in situations that are otherwise harmless to myself. However, I believe there is a power element at play here, which is being leveraged and shielded by the black experience - which is beyond critique.
You've bought the lie already and are too scared of the power of cancellation to even have conviction. Quit being a loser and stand up to what is ridiculous.
02-25-2021, 10:25 AM
-
#8
02-25-2021, 10:25 AM
-
#9
02-25-2021, 10:26 AM
-
#10
- SultanofBling
- Mean & Green
-
- SultanofBling
- Mean & Green
- Join Date: Aug 2020
- Posts: 6,968
- Rep Power: 17762
-
-
"Smith College officials emphasized “reconciliation and healing” after the incident. In the months to come they announced a raft of anti-bias training for all staff, a revamped and more sensitive campus police forceand the creation of dormitories — as demanded by Ms. Kanoute and her A.C.L.U. lawyer — set aside for Black students and other students of color."
Wow.
Wow.
Student workers were not supposed to use the Tyler cafeteria, which was reserved for a summer camp program for young children. Jackie Blair, a veteran cafeteria employee,mentioned that to Ms. Kanoute when she saw her getting lunch there and then decided to drop it.Staff members dance carefully around rule enforcement for fear students will lodge complaints.
“We used to joke, don’t let a rich student report you, because if you do, you’re gone,” said Mark Patenaude, a janitor.
Ms. Kanoute took her food and then walked through a set of French doors, crossed a foyer and reclined in the shadowed lounge of a dormitory closed for the summer, where she scrolled the web as she ate. A large stuffed bear obscured the view of her from the cafeteria.
A janitor, who was in his 60s and poor of sight, was emptying garbage cans when he noticed someone in that closed lounge. All involved with the summer camp were required to have state background checks andcampus police had advised staff it was wisest to call security rather than confront strangers on their own.
The janitor, who had worked at Smith for 35 years, dialed security.
“We have a person sitting there laying down in the living room,” the janitor told a dispatcher according to a transcript. “I didn’t approach her or anything but he seems out of place.”
The janitor had noticed Ms. Kanoute’s Black skin but made no mention of that to the dispatcher. Ms. Kanoute was in the shadows; he was not sure if he was looking at a man or woman.She would later accuse the janitor of “misgendering” her.
I reckon we'll see either: a doubling-down on the university-borne identity politics "agenda", or a backlash against it as unrealistic an intractable with modern life.“We used to joke, don’t let a rich student report you, because if you do, you’re gone,” said Mark Patenaude, a janitor.
Ms. Kanoute took her food and then walked through a set of French doors, crossed a foyer and reclined in the shadowed lounge of a dormitory closed for the summer, where she scrolled the web as she ate. A large stuffed bear obscured the view of her from the cafeteria.
A janitor, who was in his 60s and poor of sight, was emptying garbage cans when he noticed someone in that closed lounge. All involved with the summer camp were required to have state background checks andcampus police had advised staff it was wisest to call security rather than confront strangers on their own.
The janitor, who had worked at Smith for 35 years, dialed security.
“We have a person sitting there laying down in the living room,” the janitor told a dispatcher according to a transcript. “I didn’t approach her or anything but he seems out of place.”
The janitor had noticed Ms. Kanoute’s Black skin but made no mention of that to the dispatcher. Ms. Kanoute was in the shadows; he was not sure if he was looking at a man or woman.She would later accuse the janitor of “misgendering” her.
A well-known older campus security officer drove over to the dorm. He recognized Ms. Kanoute as a student and they had a brief and polite conversation, which she recorded. He apologized for bothering her and she spoke to him of her discomfort:
“Stuff like this happens way too often, where people just feel, like, threatened.”
That night Ms. Kanoute wrote a ******** post: “It’s outrageous that some people question my being at Smith, and my existence overall as a woman of color.”
And there you have it, Ms. Kanoute missing the forest for the trees.“Stuff like this happens way too often, where people just feel, like, threatened.”
That night Ms. Kanoute wrote a ******** post: “It’s outrageous that some people question my being at Smith, and my existence overall as a woman of color.”
None of the above constitutes legal advice nor should be interpreted as such.
02-25-2021, 10:27 AM
-
#11
- MikeLowrrrey
- Join Date: Jul 2018
- Age: 56
- Posts: 35,132
- Subscribers: 2
- Rep Power: 120067
-
-
Originally Posted By Glutebrahhh⏩
And you care why? Liberals can bend at the knee all day long, but at the end of the day it still doesn't matter because whites still reign at the top. In the grand scheme, the status quo remains the same. In essence you're complaining about nothing.That's a pretty ugly spin / oversimplification. Groups are being marginalized left right and center. This isn't 'shame on black people,' it's 'where the fck is the critical thought??'
Fake news spreads faster than facts. We are doomed.
Fake news spreads faster than facts. We are doomed.
With that said, we weren't there and there was no audio recording, so we have no idea who was in the wrong. It's all he said, she said.
02-25-2021, 10:29 AM
-
#12
- jtaylor2010
- Join Date: Mar 2010
- Location: United States
- Posts: 33,185
- Rep Power: 441422
-
-
When all you have is a hammer every problem looks like a nail, and when the only tool you have is the race card every problem looks like racism.
02-25-2021, 10:31 AM
-
#13
- criminal_manne
- Staunch Nationalist
-
- criminal_manne
- Staunch Nationalist
- Join Date: Aug 2009
- Posts: 22,076
- Rep Power: 91752
-
-
Originally Posted By SultanofBling⏩
Segregation was moral srs"Smith College officials emphasized “reconciliation and healing” after the incident. In the months to come they announced a raft of anti-bias training for all staff, a revamped and more sensitive campus police forceand the creation of dormitories — as demanded by Ms. Kanoute and her A.C.L.U. lawyer — set aside for Black students and other students of color."
Wow.
Wow.
Browns/Indians/Cavs/Buckeyes
High Test Crew
02-25-2021, 10:32 AM
-
#14
02-25-2021, 10:32 AM
-
#15
- x420SwagScopex
- NOT a virgin
-
- x420SwagScopex
- NOT a virgin
- Join Date: Nov 2017
- Posts: 7,833
- Rep Power: 54147
-
-
This probably has more to do with her being a girl than being black. The janitor isn’t even a human being in the eyes of a woman, so of course she will gladly ruin his life for a bit of attention. 15 minutes of fame and the heroic victim status is worth it.
Smack City crew
02-25-2021, 10:34 AM
-
#16
- orangetide
- Registered User
-
- orangetide
- Registered User
- Join Date: May 2010
- Posts: 10,691
- Rep Power: 35630
-
-
I read that as "clown marches onnnnnn"
Like that "time marches on" country song.
Dear diary
Like that "time marches on" country song.
Dear diary
02-25-2021, 10:35 AM
-
#17
Black racism and black fragility are accepted and forced upon American society. It has been this way for decades in certain domains (academia/education, government, etc.) but it is now aggressively being pushed on all domains of society. The reason is Ashkenazi and Anglo-Saxon feminist liberalism/leftism, especially in academia, which has overwhelmed, in a bizarre way, the American discourse and narrative. They use blacks and "racism" as a hammer to bash and destroy everything.
Cliffs: Clown World is Juggernaut. It devours all in its path. Honk Honk.
Cliffs: Clown World is Juggernaut. It devours all in its path. Honk Honk.
02-25-2021, 10:36 AM
-
#18
02-25-2021, 10:39 AM
-
#19
- Brosnbroccoli
- Registered User
-
- Brosnbroccoli
- Registered User
- Join Date: Feb 2012
- Age: 31
- Posts: 7,896
- Rep Power: 21152
-
-
American woke culture is a joke.
LMAOOO at nobody daring to say anything. They got you by the balls.
Why the fook does these people not sue for libel and the school for wrongful termination, srs.
LMAOOO at nobody daring to say anything. They got you by the balls.
Why the fook does these people not sue for libel and the school for wrongful termination, srs.
Real Madrid, Miami Heat, New York Jets.
02-25-2021, 10:45 AM
-
#20
Originally Posted By Brosnbroccoli⏩
Because the judiciary, law enforcement, and legal theory, the whole juridical structure and its institutions, has been devoured by Clown World.American woke culture is a joke.
LMAOOO at nobody daring to say anything. They got you by the balls.
Why the fook does these people not sue for libel and the school for wrongful termination, srs.
LMAOOO at nobody daring to say anything. They got you by the balls.
Why the fook does these people not sue for libel and the school for wrongful termination, srs.
02-25-2021, 10:47 AM
-
#21
- Glutebrahhh
- Glutes of Peace
-
- Glutebrahhh
- Glutes of Peace
- Join Date: Sep 2020
- Posts: 4,079
- Rep Power: 16807
-
-
Originally Posted By Brosnbroccoli⏩
Great question. Initial thoughts, finding a lawyer is a problem?American woke culture is a joke.
LMAOOO at nobody daring to say anything. They got you by the balls.
Why the fook does these people not sue for libel and the school for wrongful termination, srs.
LMAOOO at nobody daring to say anything. They got you by the balls.
Why the fook does these people not sue for libel and the school for wrongful termination, srs.
02-25-2021, 10:50 AM
-
#22
- Glutebrahhh
- Glutes of Peace
-
- Glutebrahhh
- Glutes of Peace
- Join Date: Sep 2020
- Posts: 4,079
- Rep Power: 16807
-
-
Originally Posted By Dan_S⏩
strongYou're already on the defensive. Just look at the statement you made.
You've bought the lie already and are too scared of the power of cancellation to even have conviction. Quit being a loser and stand up to what is ridiculous.
You've bought the lie already and are too scared of the power of cancellation to even have conviction. Quit being a loser and stand up to what is ridiculous.
Originally Posted By MikeLowrrrey⏩
I care because good people become outcasts at the mention of a word without any real consideration. It seems like the equivalent of a which hunt.And you care why?
02-25-2021, 10:54 AM
-
#23
- MajinBuuuu
- Registered User
-
- MajinBuuuu
- Registered User
- Join Date: Feb 2011
- Age: 31
- Posts: 527
- Rep Power: 3431
-
-
Black people choosing to repeatidly cash in on the descrimination card are doing an immense amount of damage to black people as a whole. The narrative being presented is that black americans are extremely sensitive to words, not capable or qualified for jobs w/o gov. assistance, and having a kind of "persecutory complex". Having lived in Georgia and being the minority in inner-city areas nearly all my life, I can safely say I've maybe heard the race card pulled a handfull of times tops. Funnily enough nearly all the black people around roll their eyes and are fully aware the person is just abusing it. Society needs to stop treating black people like incompetent infants because it's ridiculously patronizing and will result in people putting on 5 or 6 filters whenever they're around in fear of triggering them.
02-25-2021, 10:56 AM
-
#24
02-25-2021, 11:29 AM
-
#25
- Brosnbroccoli
- Registered User
-
- Brosnbroccoli
- Registered User
- Join Date: Feb 2012
- Age: 31
- Posts: 7,896
- Rep Power: 21152
-
-
Originally Posted By Glutebrahhh⏩
Yeah that’s what I thought as well, but it really can’t be that big of a problem.Great question. Initial thoughts, finding a lawyer is a problem?
(Also regarding the whole judicial system being “compromised” as another miscer wrote above, without evidence, I can only assume that is complete BS)
Real Madrid, Miami Heat, New York Jets.
02-25-2021, 11:41 AM
-
#26
02-25-2021, 11:44 AM
-
#27
- topperstyle
- 720 Crew
-
- topperstyle
- 720 Crew
- Join Date: Jun 2010
- Posts: 13,303
- Rep Power: 137905
-
-
Originally Posted By SultanofBling⏩
Remember when segregation was a bad thing ?(literally like only 60-70 years ago)"Smith College officials emphasized “reconciliation and healing” after the incident. In the months to come they announced a raft of anti-bias training for all staff, a revamped and more sensitive campus police forceand the creation of dormitories — as demanded by Ms. Kanoute and her A.C.L.U. lawyer — set aside for Black students and other students of color."
Wow.
I reckon we'll see either: a doubling-down on the university-borne identity politics "agenda", or a backlash against it as unrealistic an intractable with modern life.
And there you have it, Ms. Kanoute missing the forest for the trees.
Wow.
I reckon we'll see either: a doubling-down on the university-borne identity politics "agenda", or a backlash against it as unrealistic an intractable with modern life.
And there you have it, Ms. Kanoute missing the forest for the trees.
Perverse reversal
02-25-2021, 11:53 AM
-
#28
- FoxMcCocks
- Banned
-
- FoxMcCocks
- Banned
- Join Date: Apr 2010
- Age: 35
- Posts: 7,694
- Rep Power: 0
-
-
Funny how liberal MSM is reporting this
Almost like they just report the news and not follow the woke agenda right wing retards always accuse them of
Almost like they just report the news and not follow the woke agenda right wing retards always accuse them of
Bookmarks
-
- Digg
-
- del.icio.us
-

- StumbleUpon
-
-
Posting Permissions
- You may not post new threads
- You may not post replies
- You may not post attachments
- You may not edit your posts