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What are social justice warriors losing their shit about today?

Started by bateman, June 12, 2015, 05:46:40 PM

paladin1991

Quote from: VoteQuimby on September 20, 2016, 09:38:27 AM
Why would the most hardcore liberal politician in the country want to lower the voting age? Hmmm...



We're surrounded by fucking morons.  Everyone knows that only LAND OWNERS should have the franchise to vote.


ItsOver

Quote from: paladin1991 on September 20, 2016, 10:02:51 AM
We're surrounded by fucking morons...
And power-crazed politicians who like it that way.  The more sheeple the better.

Jackstar

Quote from: paladin1991 on September 20, 2016, 10:02:51 AM
We're surrounded by fucking morons.  Everyone knows that only LAND OWNERS should have the franchise to vote.

... veterans? Yeah, fuck 'em.



Yorkshire pud

Quote from: paladin1991 on September 20, 2016, 10:02:51 AM
We're surrounded by fucking morons.  Everyone knows that only LAND OWNERS should have the franchise to vote.

And those who have both living parents, and those who never used profanity, and those who only walk on the right side of the road and don't step on cracks in the pavement, and those who only drink REAL beer, and only those who went to sunday school and liked it, and only those who drive blue (metallic) cars with cream leather interiors, and only those who can free fall parachute from 30000 feet and only those who have great legs, and only those who have a cute nose, and only those with fewer than six scars on their body...and ......

Quote from: VoteQuimby on September 20, 2016, 09:38:27 AM
Why would the most hardcore liberal politician in the country want to lower the voting age? Hmmm...


Pepe is a fan.






paladin1991

Quote from: Yorkshire pud on September 20, 2016, 12:05:14 PM
And those who have both living parents, and those who never used profanity, and those who only walk on the right side of the road and don't step on cracks in the pavement, and those who only drink REAL beer, and only those who went to sunday school and liked it, and only those who drive blue (metallic) cars with cream leather interiors, and only those who can free fall parachute from 30000 feet and only those who have great legs, and only those who have a cute nose, and only those with fewer than six scars on their body...and ......

I was with you until you made a 6 scar max.  That counts me out. 

Apparently it's now legal for black men to run away from the police in Massachusetts.

http://www.wbur.org/news/2016/09/20/mass-high-court-black-men-may-have-legitimate-reason-to-flee-police

Black men who try to avoid an encounter with Boston police by fleeing may have a legitimate reason to do so â€" and should not be deemed suspicious â€" according to a ruling by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.

Citing Boston police data and a 2014 report by the ACLU of Massachusetts that found blacks were disproportionately stopped by the city's police, the state’s highest court on Tuesday threw out the gun conviction of Jimmy Warren.

Warren was arrested on Dec. 18, 2011, by police who were investigating a break-in in Roxbury. Police had been given a description of the suspects as three black men â€" one wearing a “red hoodie,” one wearing a “black hoodie” and the other wearing “dark clothing.” An officer later spotted Warren and another man (both wearing dark clothing) walking near a park. When the officer approached the men, they ran. Warren was later arrested and searched. No contraband was found on him, but police recovered an unlicensed .22 caliber firearm in a nearby yard. Warren was charged with unlawful possession of a firearm and later convicted.

In its ruling, the court made two major findings: They said police didn’t have the right to stop Warren in the first place, and the fact that he ran away shouldn’t be used against him.

ItsOver

Quote from: VoteQuimby on September 21, 2016, 05:51:39 AM
Apparently it's now legal for black men to run away from the police in Massachusetts.

http://www.wbur.org/news/2016/09/20/mass-high-court-black-men-may-have-legitimate-reason-to-flee-police

Black men who try to avoid an encounter with Boston police by fleeing may have a legitimate reason to do so â€" and should not be deemed suspicious â€" according to a ruling by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.

Citing Boston police data and a 2014 report by the ACLU of Massachusetts that found blacks were disproportionately stopped by the city's police, the state’s highest court on Tuesday threw out the gun conviction of Jimmy Warren.

Warren was arrested on Dec. 18, 2011, by police who were investigating a break-in in Roxbury. Police had been given a description of the suspects as three black men â€" one wearing a “red hoodie,” one wearing a “black hoodie” and the other wearing “dark clothing.” An officer later spotted Warren and another man (both wearing dark clothing) walking near a park. When the officer approached the men, they ran. Warren was later arrested and searched. No contraband was found on him, but police recovered an unlicensed .22 caliber firearm in a nearby yard. Warren was charged with unlawful possession of a firearm and later convicted.

In its ruling, the court made two major findings: They said police didn’t have the right to stop Warren in the first place, and the fact that he ran away shouldn’t be used against him.
I'd be running away from ALL the Massholes ASAP, if I was there.



http://money.cnn.com/2016/09/20/news/nascar-racial-discrimination-lawsuit/

Terrance Cox III, the CEO of Diversity Motorsports, claims that NASCAR refused to work with him and tried to prevent him from increasing the number of African Americans in the sport

Cox is seeking $500 million in damages for racial discrimination in a complaint filed Monday.

The complaint also said NASCAR prevented African American comedian Steve Harvey from creating a racing team with Diversity Motorsports. Harvey allegedly wanted to start a team called "Steve Harvey Races 4 Education" in September 2015, but NASCAR wouldn't sanction it.

Harvey denied that during his radio show on Tuesday. He said Cox approached him about helping to expose underprivileged kids to NASCAR, and he was willing to participate. But, he said he wanted nothing to do with the suit and told Cox not to use his name.

"I don't want no damn race team," Harvey said. "I don't even like fast-a$$ cars. I'm gonna say it again, so that's my statement. That man gonna mess around, I wish he had some money so I could sue him, but he ain't got none."

cweb

Quote from: VoteQuimby on September 21, 2016, 05:51:39 AM
No contraband was found on him, but police recovered an unlicensed .22 caliber firearm in a nearby yard.
Ah, coincidences.

Quote from: VoteQuimby on September 21, 2016, 05:51:39 AM
In its ruling, the court made two major findings: They said police didn’t have the right to stop Warren in the first place, and the fact that he ran away shouldn’t be used against him.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCi4zMJbMQQ

Hundreds of school districts across the country have taken a pledge to “pronounce student’s names correctly” to avoid the “microaggression” of mispronunciation.

According to ‘My Name, My Identity: A Declaration of Self,’ a national campaign launched in 2015 by the Santa Clara County, Calif. Office of Education (SCCOE) and the National Association for Bilingual Education, a teacher who mispronounces a student’s name can cause that student “anxiety and resentment”.

“Mispronouncing a student’s name truly negates his or her identity, which, in turn, can hinder academic progress,” according to Yee Wan, SCCOE’s director of multilingual education services.

Rita Kohli, assistant professor of education at the University of California at Riverside, says it is a sign of “microagression” when a teacher mispronounces, disregards, or changes a child’s name, because “they are in a sense disregarding the family and culture of the student as well.”

The Washoe County School District in Reno, Nevada is one of 528 school districts across the country that have recently implemented a campaign to “pronounce students’ names correctly” - including names teachers and administrators find difficult or unfamiliar - in order to be sensitive to the ancestral and historical significance of a child’s name.

In a 2014 Cult of Pedagogy blog post, former teacher Jennifer Gonzalez claimed that “mutilating someone’s name is a tiny act of bigotry. Whether you intend to or not, what you’re communicating is this: Your name is different. Foreign. Weird. It’s not worth my time to get it right….

“And before you get all defensive about the bigotry thing, let’s be clear: Discovering that something you do might be construed as bigotry doesn’t mean anyone is calling you a bigot. It’s just an opportunity to grow.”

http://www.cnsnews.com/blog/amy-furr/mispronouncing-students-name-now-considered-microaggression

Mispronunciations are microagressions ::)?  Do people really want a country paved with eggshells?


Quote from: VoteQuimby on September 22, 2016, 07:40:28 AM
Hundreds of school districts across the country have taken a pledge to “pronounce student’s names correctly” to avoid the “microaggression” of mispronunciation.

According to ‘My Name, My Identity: A Declaration of Self,’ a national campaign launched in 2015 by the Santa Clara County, Calif. Office of Education (SCCOE) and the National Association for Bilingual Education, a teacher who mispronounces a student’s name can cause that student “anxiety and resentment”.

“Mispronouncing a student’s name truly negates his or her identity, which, in turn, can hinder academic progress,” according to Yee Wan, SCCOE’s director of multilingual education services.

Rita Kohli, assistant professor of education at the University of California at Riverside, says it is a sign of “microagression” when a teacher mispronounces, disregards, or changes a child’s name, because “they are in a sense disregarding the family and culture of the student as well.”

The Washoe County School District in Reno, Nevada is one of 528 school districts across the country that have recently implemented a campaign to “pronounce students’ names correctly” - including names teachers and administrators find difficult or unfamiliar - in order to be sensitive to the ancestral and historical significance of a child’s name.

In a 2014 Cult of Pedagogy blog post, former teacher Jennifer Gonzalez claimed that “mutilating someone’s name is a tiny act of bigotry. Whether you intend to or not, what you’re communicating is this: Your name is different. Foreign. Weird. It’s not worth my time to get it right….

“And before you get all defensive about the bigotry thing, let’s be clear: Discovering that something you do might be construed as bigotry doesn’t mean anyone is calling you a bigot. It’s just an opportunity to grow.”

http://www.cnsnews.com/blog/amy-furr/mispronouncing-students-name-now-considered-microaggression

;D
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxxSIX3fmmo




Are you ready to wrap your mind around major minorities?


When’s the last time you were told to just “be a man”? How did that make you feel? American Male, a short film by MTV, shows how gender norms about masculinity drive men into violent, self-destructive lives.

Directed by Michael Rohrbaugh for the MTV Look Different competition, the five-minute film follows a young man as he crushes beers with typical “bro” friends, lifts weights, and eventually erupts in violence against a younger man. All the while, the young man recites all the things that women and men are “supposed” to do.

“Order beer not wine,” he says. “And beef not chicken. Never light beer though. And not tofu. Never tofu. Can’t get more gay than tofu.”

The list of restrictions goes on to include clothing, professions, and hobbies.

By the end, the young man is disillusioned with his own identity as he tries desperately to live up to his own gender.
https://wwwyoutube.com/watch?v=zJ-Pyhk7GQA [Embed]

pate

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