When Liberals Burn Crosses
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I'd consider myself a liberal - at least compared to cal
GftChris*********************************************************************
Hey now, I'm actually liberal in some ways...
like how much sugar I put in my tea...how much salt I put on my veggies... GGG
I'd consider myself a liberal - at least compared to cal
GftChris*********************************************************************
Hey now, I'm actually liberal in some ways...
like how much sugar I put in my tea...how much salt I put on my veggies... GGG
I'm actually really conservative in some ways. I hate the welfare system we have in this country, think it's ridiculous that people have been living in the country for 20+ years and don't speak the language. I worked briefly in local government, and one of the things that pissed me off most was the fact that we had to pay an extra 50% (give or take) for a nurse who spoke Bangladeshi because the woman, who had been here for decades, had never bothered to learn English. Fine, come to our country, but at least have the decency to be able to interact with the people around you on some level.
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I think in 50 years Spanish will be the predominant language in the USA.
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"It has been almost 24 hours since I posted this article and you can see clearly now that not one progressive commi loving fectard has denied this post. they only wish that it would go away so nobody will be able to witness what is truley going on in our country."
Or a more obvious explanation, when we see that a thread was started by "White Dog" or "Cal" or suggests that liberals want to burn crosses, we already know it's stupid and we ignore it.Take this story, for instance:"Jarvis, 19, an event planner for the student government, known as Associated Students, was working at a student orientation event last month when a supervisor approached her to ask her to remove or hide a large cross necklace, saying it might be offensive or off-putting to students looking to attend the school or join the organization.
Jarvis, upset by the request, left the orientation early. After talking with lawyers from the Texas-based Liberty Institute, she filed a complaint with the university. The story hit Fox News late last month and was picked up by news organizations as far away as the U.K.
President Ruben Armiñana and others at the university quickly apologized for the incident, saying it was a misguided but well-intentioned mistake by the supervisor."
...Maybe we don't think there's anything here to be aghast over. The woman obviously made a mistake. The university acknowledges it. The idea that you would take the actions of one supervisor at Sonoma State, which were then denounced by the university, and pretend that it's a frightening vision of what's to come when liberals get their way, is probably the likely reason why everyone is ignoring this thread. It's just another one of your minor, blip-on-the-radar culture war flare-ups that you guys like to treat as great affronts to your liberty. Except that they're not.
Obviously, the student can wear a necklace like this if she so chooses.
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There heckbunker goes again. What a dipsheet. He can't admit that ordering a coed to remove her cross.
He can't admit that that is an attack on her civil liberties, and part of an attack in general on what the left doesn't like.
so, once again, he changes the subject to one that suits him. It isn't about a supervisor "making a mistake" anymore
than the IRS targeting conservative groups a "mistake" anymore than Holder's refusal to call Maj. Hassan's terrorist activity
a terrorist act. It's all not a mistake. The leftist hate toward conservatives is rampant across this country, and that one "stupervisor"
is a tiny part of it. But a part of it she is.
It's odd, Heckbunker calls these things "mistakes",,, but the Obamao regime has made more mistakes than any other
pres admin in history, and he won't comment.
It doesn't fit his lib sissy ass narrative. I don't find it that entertaining, but Steve does, and he has a very cool sense of humor.
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"It has been almost 24 hours since I posted this article and you can see clearly now that not one progressive commi loving fectard has denied this post. they only wish that it would go away so nobody will be able to witness what is truley going on in our country."
Or a more obvious explanation, when we see that a thread was started by "White Dog" or "Cal" or suggests that liberals want to burn crosses, we already know it's stupid and we ignore it.Take this story, for instance:"Jarvis, 19, an event planner for the student government, known as Associated Students, was working at a student orientation event last month when a supervisor approached her to ask her to remove or hide a large cross necklace, saying it might be offensive or off-putting to students looking to attend the school or join the organization.
Jarvis, upset by the request, left the orientation early. After talking with lawyers from the Texas-based Liberty Institute, she filed a complaint with the university. The story hit Fox News late last month and was picked up by news organizations as far away as the U.K.
President Ruben Armiñana and others at the university quickly apologized for the incident, saying it was a misguided but well-intentioned mistake by the supervisor."
...Maybe we don't think there's anything here to be aghast over. The woman obviously made a mistake. The university acknowledges it. The idea that you would take the actions of one supervisor at Sonoma State, which were then denounced by the university, and pretend that it's a frightening vision of what's to come when liberals get their way, is probably the likely reason why everyone is ignoring this thread. It's just another one of your minor, blip-on-the-radar culture war flare-ups that you guys like to treat as great affronts to your liberty. Except that they're not.
Obviously, the student can wear a necklace like this if she so chooses.
"It has been almost 24 hours since I posted this article and you can see clearly now that not one progressive commi loving fectard has denied this post. they only wish that it would go away so nobody will be able to witness what is truley going on in our country."
Or a more obvious explanation, when we see that a thread was started by "White Dog" or "Cal" or suggests that liberals want to burn crosses, we already know it's stupid and we ignore it.Take this story, for instance:"Jarvis, 19, an event planner for the student government, known as Associated Students, was working at a student orientation event last month when a supervisor approached her to ask her to remove or hide a large cross necklace, saying it might be offensive or off-putting to students looking to attend the school or join the organization.
Jarvis, upset by the request, left the orientation early. After talking with lawyers from the Texas-based Liberty Institute, she filed a complaint with the university. The story hit Fox News late last month and was picked up by news organizations as far away as the U.K.
President Ruben Armiñana and others at the university quickly apologized for the incident, saying it was a misguided but well-intentioned mistake by the supervisor."
...Maybe we don't think there's anything here to be aghast over. The woman obviously made a mistake. The university acknowledges it. The idea that you would take the actions of one supervisor at Sonoma State, which were then denounced by the university, and pretend that it's a frightening vision of what's to come when liberals get their way, is probably the likely reason why everyone is ignoring this thread. It's just another one of your minor, blip-on-the-radar culture war flare-ups that you guys like to treat as great affronts to your liberty. Except that they're not.
Obviously, the student can wear a necklace like this if she so chooses.
Are you really that stupid to come up with that lame excuse? She was ordered to take off the necklace.
Like momma always said, you cannot fix stupid.
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It has been almost 24 hours since I posted this article and you can see clearly now that not one progressive commi loving fectard has denied this post. they only wish that it would go away so nobody will be able to witness what is truley going on in our country.
I'd consider myself a liberal - at least compared to cal
- so I'll step up for this one. It's stupid. It's completely out of line and whichever bureaucrat came up with it needs to remove the stick from their arse immediately. I mean really, it's just ridiculous. Let the kid wear a cross, a hijab, a yin/yang symbol, a vishnu hat, a spaghetti strainer, if it's their religious belief then that's their prerogative.Oh and there's no problem with the vagina monologues
I'd consider myself a liberal - at least compared to cal
- so I'll step up for this one. It's stupid. It's completely out of line and whichever bureaucrat came up with it needs to remove the stick from their arse immediately. I mean really, it's just ridiculous. Let the kid wear a cross, a hijab, a yin/yang symbol, a vishnu hat, a spaghetti strainer, if it's their religious belief then that's their prerogative.Oh and there's no problem with the vagina monologues
So you are one of those Tea Party liberals, dont step on individual rights but give me all the free shit you can. And let it all hang out baby... Maybe you should go smoke some more grasss you hippy scum.
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"It has been almost 24 hours since I posted this article and you can see clearly now that not one progressive commi loving fectard has denied this post. they only wish that it would go away so nobody will be able to witness what is truley going on in our country."
Or a more obvious explanation, when we see that a thread was started by "White Dog" or "Cal" or suggests that liberals want to burn crosses, we already know it's stupid and we ignore it.Take this story, for instance:"Jarvis, 19, an event planner for the student government, known as Associated Students, was working at a student orientation event last month when a supervisor approached her to ask her to remove or hide a large cross necklace, saying it might be offensive or off-putting to students looking to attend the school or join the organization.
Jarvis, upset by the request, left the orientation early. After talking with lawyers from the Texas-based Liberty Institute, she filed a complaint with the university. The story hit Fox News late last month and was picked up by news organizations as far away as the U.K.
President Ruben Armiñana and others at the university quickly apologized for the incident, saying it was a misguided but well-intentioned mistake by the supervisor."
...Maybe we don't think there's anything here to be aghast over. The woman obviously made a mistake. The university acknowledges it. The idea that you would take the actions of one supervisor at Sonoma State, which were then denounced by the university, and pretend that it's a frightening vision of what's to come when liberals get their way, is probably the likely reason why everyone is ignoring this thread. It's just another one of your minor, blip-on-the-radar culture war flare-ups that you guys like to treat as great affronts to your liberty. Except that they're not.
Obviously, the student can wear a necklace like this if she so chooses.
Are you really that stupid to come up with that lame excuse? She was ordered to take off the necklace.
Like momma always said, you cannot fix stupid.
Are you really that stupid to come up with that lame excuse? She was ordered to take off the necklace.
Like momma always said, you cannot fix stupid.
This is what's known as "faux outrage."
Congratulations for taking a stand in life, you fucking bedwetter.
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There heckbunker goes again. What a dipsheet. He can't admit that ordering a coed to remove her cross.
He can't admit that that is an attack on her civil liberties, and part of an attack in general on what the left doesn't like.
so, once again, he changes the subject to one that suits him. It isn't about a supervisor "making a mistake" anymore
than the IRS targeting conservative groups a "mistake" anymore than Holder's refusal to call Maj. Hassan's terrorist activity
a terrorist act. It's all not a mistake. The leftist hate toward conservatives is rampant across this country, and that one "stupervisor"
is a tiny part of it. But a part of it she is.
It's odd, Heckbunker calls these things "mistakes",,, but the Obamao regime has made more mistakes than any other
pres admin in history, and he won't comment.
It doesn't fit his lib sissy ass narrative. I don't find it that entertaining, but Steve does, and he has a very cool sense of humor.
There heckbunker goes again. What a dipsheet. He can't admit that ordering a coed to remove her cross.
He can't admit that that is an attack on her civil liberties, and part of an attack in general on what the left doesn't like.
so, once again, he changes the subject to one that suits him. It isn't about a supervisor "making a mistake" anymore
than the IRS targeting conservative groups a "mistake" anymore than Holder's refusal to call Maj. Hassan's terrorist activity
a terrorist act. It's all not a mistake. The leftist hate toward conservatives is rampant across this country, and that one "stupervisor"
is a tiny part of it. But a part of it she is.
It's odd, Heckbunker calls these things "mistakes",,, but the Obamao regime has made more mistakes than any other
pres admin in history, and he won't comment.
It doesn't fit his lib sissy ass narrative. I don't find it that entertaining, but Steve does, and he has a very cool sense of humor.
I had a fun little game just now, following the quoted sources back to a 'reputable' media outlet, with each one decreasing in levels of outrage and indignation. Eventually the 'reputable' source I found was fox news (I know, right?) which did in fact report both sides of the story, including:
University spokeswoman Susan Kashack confirmed to Fox News that the incident occurred and expressed extreme regret.
“Someone who works here was concerned that the cross might be off-putting to students who are coming to campus for the first time,” she said, adding that the supervisor was “completely wrong.”
“It was absolutely an inappropriate action for him to make that request of her,” she said.
So yes, it was just some supervisor who had become over enthusiastic in wanting to keep a secular college. The incident was condemned by the university, what more do you want?
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I'd consider myself a liberal - at least compared to cal
- so I'll step up for this one. It's stupid. It's completely out of line and whichever bureaucrat came up with it needs to remove the stick from their arse immediately. I mean really, it's just ridiculous. Let the kid wear a cross, a hijab, a yin/yang symbol, a vishnu hat, a spaghetti strainer, if it's their religious belief then that's their prerogative.Oh and there's no problem with the vagina monologues
So you are one of those Tea Party liberals, dont step on individual rights but give me all the free shit you can. And let it all hang out baby... Maybe you should go smoke some more grasss you hippy scum.
So you are one of those Tea Party liberals, dont step on individual rights but give me all the free shit you can. And let it all hang out baby... Maybe you should go smoke some more grasss you hippy scum.
Really not sure if you're being sarcastic or not here...
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Funny how that works, you start with Cal's "news article" from his "source" and just work your way back up the conservative hole to get to the actual story
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Fox is no more biased then CNN or MSNBC. I find foreign news channels much less politically biased then American. BBC, NHK, etc.
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Are you really that stupid to come up with that lame excuse? She was ordered to take off the necklace.
Like momma always said, you cannot fix stupid.
This is what's known as "faux outrage."
Congratulations for taking a stand in life, you fucking bedwetter.
This is what's known as "faux outrage."
Congratulations for taking a stand in life, you fucking bedwetter.
You sound a little frightfully demented. Silly little girl why are you so paranoid?
Everyone knows that People on the left KILL IN THE NAME OF SOCIAL JUSTICE.
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Fox is no more biased then CNN or MSNBC. I find foreign news channels much less politically biased then American. BBC, NHK, etc.
Fox is no more biased then CNN or MSNBC. I find foreign news channels much less politically biased then American. BBC, NHK, etc.
Speaking of foreign news...A British newspaper reports that a Saudi cleric is released from jail after brutally murders his 5yr old daughter after questioning her virginity.
The only way this news reaches the U.S., is if this act had been a story about a Catholic priest.
The follow up article states that he has been returned to jail.
There is some civility in the Muslim world thank God.
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Why is everyone wearing clown shoes?
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"It has been almost 24 hours since I posted this article and you can see clearly now that not one progressive commi loving fectard has denied this post. they only wish that it would go away so nobody will be able to witness what is truley going on in our country."
Or a more obvious explanation, when we see that a thread was started by "White Dog" or "Cal" or suggests that liberals want to burn crosses, we already know it's stupid and we ignore it.Take this story, for instance:"Jarvis, 19, an event planner for the student government, known as Associated Students, was working at a student orientation event last month when a supervisor approached her to ask her to remove or hide a large cross necklace, saying it might be offensive or off-putting to students looking to attend the school or join the organization.
Jarvis, upset by the request, left the orientation early. After talking with lawyers from the Texas-based Liberty Institute, she filed a complaint with the university. The story hit Fox News late last month and was picked up by news organizations as far away as the U.K.
President Ruben Armiñana and others at the university quickly apologized for the incident, saying it was a misguided but well-intentioned mistake by the supervisor."
...Maybe we don't think there's anything here to be aghast over. The woman obviously made a mistake. The university acknowledges it. The idea that you would take the actions of one supervisor at Sonoma State, which were then denounced by the university, and pretend that it's a frightening vision of what's to come when liberals get their way, is probably the likely reason why everyone is ignoring this thread. It's just another one of your minor, blip-on-the-radar culture war flare-ups that you guys like to treat as great affronts to your liberty. Except that they're not.
Obviously, the student can wear a necklace like this if she so chooses.
"It has been almost 24 hours since I posted this article and you can see clearly now that not one progressive commi loving fectard has denied this post. they only wish that it would go away so nobody will be able to witness what is truley going on in our country."
Or a more obvious explanation, when we see that a thread was started by "White Dog" or "Cal" or suggests that liberals want to burn crosses, we already know it's stupid and we ignore it.Take this story, for instance:"Jarvis, 19, an event planner for the student government, known as Associated Students, was working at a student orientation event last month when a supervisor approached her to ask her to remove or hide a large cross necklace, saying it might be offensive or off-putting to students looking to attend the school or join the organization.
Jarvis, upset by the request, left the orientation early. After talking with lawyers from the Texas-based Liberty Institute, she filed a complaint with the university. The story hit Fox News late last month and was picked up by news organizations as far away as the U.K.
President Ruben Armiñana and others at the university quickly apologized for the incident, saying it was a misguided but well-intentioned mistake by the supervisor."
...Maybe we don't think there's anything here to be aghast over. The woman obviously made a mistake. The university acknowledges it. The idea that you would take the actions of one supervisor at Sonoma State, which were then denounced by the university, and pretend that it's a frightening vision of what's to come when liberals get their way, is probably the likely reason why everyone is ignoring this thread. It's just another one of your minor, blip-on-the-radar culture war flare-ups that you guys like to treat as great affronts to your liberty. Except that they're not.
Obviously, the student can wear a necklace like this if she so chooses.
There you go again...libs using trivial garbage as ammo thinking it evens the score. lol
Your claim that the "IRS targeted lib groups too" was a nice try too.
It was was officially 292 conservative groups to 6 lib, in case you conveniently missed the official report.
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Why is everyone wearing clown shoes?
Only a clown would have noticed that.
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So yes, it was just some supervisor who had become over enthusiastic in wanting to keep a secular college. The incident was condemned by the university, what more do you want? Chris
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This bigoted person should be fired, or in the least, suspended and sent to Constitutional rights training.
Isn't that what happens when the left gets their tails all tangled up in briars? They go ballistic about THEIR rights?
And, it was not the supervisor's job to be America's college secular policeman. The outrage is cumulative. This anti-Christian mentality is more widespread as time goes on. The outrage is so much of the left has this same extreme antagonist arrogance. The left is all about
"diversity" ...but THEY get to choose what diversity is allowed, and what diversity is harrassed. See?
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So yes, it was just some supervisor who had become over enthusiastic in wanting to keep a secular college. The incident was condemned by the university, what more do you want? Chris
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This bigoted person should be fired, or in the least, suspended and sent to Constitutional rights training.
Isn't that what happens when the left gets their tails all tangled up in briars? They go ballistic about THEIR rights?
And, it was not the supervisor's job to be America's college secular policeman. The outrage is cumulative. This anti-Christian mentality is more widespread as time goes on. The outrage is so much of the left has this same extreme antagonist arrogance. The left is all about
"diversity" ...but THEY get to choose what diversity is allowed, and what diversity is harrassed. See?
So yes, it was just some supervisor who had become over enthusiastic in wanting to keep a secular college. The incident was condemned by the university, what more do you want? Chris
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This bigoted person should be fired, or in the least, suspended and sent to Constitutional rights training.
Isn't that what happens when the left gets their tails all tangled up in briars? They go ballistic about THEIR rights?
And, it was not the supervisor's job to be America's college secular policeman. The outrage is cumulative. This anti-Christian mentality is more widespread as time goes on. The outrage is so much of the left has this same extreme antagonist arrogance. The left is all about
"diversity" ...but THEY get to choose what diversity is allowed, and what diversity is harrassed. See?
Frankly, no, I don't see why you're getting so upset. The supervisor was wrong; the college has said she was wrong and has apologised (I think?) to the girl in question. What happens now for the supervisor we probably won't hear about, some kind of internal disciplinary action probably.
It always makes me laugh when Christians talk about having their rights infringed upon. Hasn't Christianity spent the last 1500 years basically punishing anyone who doesn't conform to it? Even now, as the topic of gay marriage is discussed, the biggest and most vehement opposition comes from Christians - I'm not sure if the term Bible Belt is offensive or not? - saying that homosexuality is a sin. That's people having their rights taken away. Abortion - bible says it's a sin so people try to demand that it be illegal. Not saying that all people who oppose these things are Christian, but it seems like a large proportion are, and then complain about having their rights taken away.
You (in general, not specifically you, cal) have the right to hold whatever religious beliefs you like, or none at all. You're free to practise them, decorate your home, yourself, however you want to show your faith and be proud of it. Get a tattoo of jesus/mohammed/buddha/shiva/whoever on your face if you feel like it (and are happy to violate the doctrine to do so!) You're not free to interfere with other people's lives on the basis of them. For me, that's the point of freedom of religion.
And I'm sure you'll call me a hippy, a liberal or something equally true, but that's just my view, and the beauty of the free world is that I'm entitled to it as much as you're entitled to yours
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I find that funny too. You see the "war on Christianity" or how Christians are being oppressed or something. When really its just them not getting whatever they want anymore.
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Except in Muslim controlled areas of London and Ann Arbor, MI where Sharia law probably would make you disappear.
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