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Anonymous wrote:Just another college on the list that I will not employ from. I don't want this in my business.

No one from that college is employable

I knew someone like you would be weighing in soon. Like clockwork.

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Anonymous wrote:Never ceases to amaze me how popular the "Blacks Behaving Badly" threads are. Folks come from all over to chime in on ungrateful coloreds who don't show proper respect for their empathetic and understanding white beneficiaries. Oh that poor poor woman (figuratively poor not literally - she's friggin loaded that's how she got the job as Education Secretary).

Can we have a moment of silence for all the poor poor white people who've been treated so badly by blacks over all these years please?

WTF? Who are you people?!

Anonymous wrote:Never ceases to amaze me how popular the "Blacks Behaving Badly" threads are. Folks come from all over to chime in on ungrateful coloreds who don't show proper respect for their empathetic and understanding white beneficiaries. Oh that poor poor woman (figuratively poor not literally - she's friggin loaded that's how she got the job as Education Secretary).

Can we have a moment of silence for all the poor poor white people who've been treated so badly by blacks over all these years please?

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Anonymous wrote:I think the students' behavior is rude and stupid - and indicative of the entitled attitude permeating among collegr kids (and many on the left, in general).

This was at a Historically-Black College, and the government has invested in them for decades. In fact, Trump just recently signed an agreement giving them more clout. Why bite the hand that feeds you?

https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/education/trump-moves-program-on-historically-black-colleges-into-the-white-house/2017/02/28/64acd09c-fe04-11e6-8f41-ea6ed597e4ca_story.html?utm_term=.37b6d9e2d5df

Right, they should be so grateful to have her over their own objections. Who are they to have an opinion about their own commencement ceremony? Or education?

So, you condone rude behavior then. Hope you don’t teach your children how to be rude and disrespectful.

Not PP, but I do NOT teach my children that politeness overrides everything else.

Personally, I think they should have all stood up and walked out of the room when she began speaking.

I am sure your children’ teachers think your kids are simply a delight.

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Anonymous wrote:What kind of tone deaf idiot asked her to come speak at this college in the first place? What did they expect?

HBCU administrators have been shamelessly cozy with Trump. They think he is going to reverse regulations that make them accountable for student loan debt. I think HBCUs are vital but their administrators are shameless about not caring about student loan debt.

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Anonymous wrote:I love all these idiots trying to defend the fragile fee-fees of a billionaire heiress. SHE IS THE ESTABLISHMENT.

Keep groveling suckers. Perhaps she'll drop a few crumbs into your bowl.

Talk about missing the point. The ceremony is for the benefit of the students, not the speaker. We are not arguing over the feelings of the speaker - I don't really care much about how DeVos feels about this whole thing. The point is, they acted in a way that took away what was to be a dignified ceremony conducted for their benefit. We are sad for the students who did not behave in this way and despite having possible distaste for the politics of DeVos, would have preferred to have a normal commencement. There's a strong parallel between the behavior of this commencement and the rioting/looting in black communities when something happens that angers the community.

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HA! Just like the "good old days of slavery" ..right? You Trumpsters are something else.

Anonymous wrote:I think the students' behavior is rude and stupid - and indicative of the entitled attitude permeating among collegr kids (and many on the left, in general).

This was at a Historically-Black College, and the government has invested in them for decades. In fact, Trump just recently signed an agreement giving them more clout. Why bite the hand that feeds you?

https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/education/trump-moves-program-on-historically-black-colleges-into-the-white-house/2017/02/28/64acd09c-fe04-11e6-8f41-ea6ed597e4ca_story.html?utm_term=.37b6d9e2d5df

Hyperbole at its finest.
You appear to have a chip on your shoulder.

And?
Appearances can be deceiving - as evidenced by the absurd appointment of Betsy DeVos to be Secretary of Education in the first place.
Oh sure she looks like an intelligent, observant, and competent person but this trick said guns were needed in schools to ward off friggin bears...
And this trick thought that HBCU's are examples of school choice - not realizing that HBCU's were, in fact, established out of necessity because whites refused to let blacks to use the same water fountain as them so no way they'd let blacks sit in the same classroom.
And sitting Republican senators have received $115,000 from Betsy DeVos herself, and more than $950,000 from the full DeVos clan since 1980. In the past two election cycles alone, her family has donated $8.3 million to Republican Party super PACs.
So yeah it appears she was chosen as Secretary of Education for her experience/ingenuity but considering this trick has never worked in education but just happened to have given a shit-load of money to the GOP, like I said...appearances can be deceiving.

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Anonymous wrote:I think the students' behavior is rude and stupid - and indicative of the entitled attitude permeating among collegr kids (and many on the left, in general).

This was at a Historically-Black College, and the government has invested in them for decades. In fact, Trump just recently signed an agreement giving them more clout. Why bite the hand that feeds you?

https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/education/trump-moves-program-on-historically-black-colleges-into-the-white-house/2017/02/28/64acd09c-fe04-11e6-8f41-ea6ed597e4ca_story.html?utm_term=.37b6d9e2d5df

Right, they should be so grateful to have her over their own objections. Who are they to have an opinion about their own commencement ceremony? Or education?

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They are supposed to be mature educated and open minded individuals who embrace diverse views. I guess their education failed them.

Maybe they know better than to sit through bull shit.

+1. Seems to me that they were smart enough to know that they were being used as pawns in a political pandering game. They were smart enough to know they were being fed BS and not chocolate pudding.

The school invited DeVos. Perhaps they should be complaining to the school administrators who are the ones using them "as pawns in a political pandering game"?

They DID complain to them!!! Their complaints were disregarded. Hence, the protests at the ceremony.

So they didn't get what they want, so instead of accepting that you don't get everything you ask for in life, they throw a tantrum like pre-teen children and ruin the ceremony for themselves and anyone else in attendance. Real mature.

What the fcuk do you care about what black college graduates do anyway?

Because we live in the same f-ing country and I'd like to live among people who carry themselves as adults and not immature children. We all have a stake in this country, we are its make up. E pluribus unum, remember?

Oh yeah it's America's duty to keep the coloreds in line - I forgot

DP. It has nothing to do with the "coloreds" (to use your term). I objected when the white Berkeley students were acting like spoiled children, too.

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Anonymous wrote:...as if you Trumpsters would hire black people. Your excuse is lame and illegal by the way

Anonymous wrote:Just another college on the list that I will not employ from. I don't want this in my business.

Wow. Someone is really an anti-white bigot.

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Anonymous wrote:I love all these idiots trying to defend the fragile fee-fees of a billionaire heiress. SHE IS THE ESTABLISHMENT.

Keep groveling suckers. Perhaps she'll drop a few crumbs into your bowl.

Talk about missing the point. The ceremony is for the benefit of the students, not the speaker. We are not arguing over the feelings of the speaker - I don't really care much about how DeVos feels about this whole thing. The point is, they acted in a way that took away what was to be a dignified ceremony conducted for their benefit. We are sad for the students who did not behave in this way and despite having possible distaste for the politics of DeVos, would have preferred to have a normal commencement. There's a strong parallel between the behavior of this commencement and the rioting/looting in black communities when something happens that angers the community.

Concern troll.

Anonymous wrote:...as if you Trumpsters would hire black people. Your excuse is lame and illegal by the way

Anonymous wrote:Just another college on the list that I will not employ from. I don't want this in my business.

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Anonymous wrote:I think the students' behavior is rude and stupid - and indicative of the entitled attitude permeating among collegr kids (and many on the left, in general).

This was at a Historically-Black College, and the government has invested in them for decades. In fact, Trump just recently signed an agreement giving them more clout. Why bite the hand that feeds you?

https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/education/trump-moves-program-on-historically-black-colleges-into-the-white-house/2017/02/28/64acd09c-fe04-11e6-8f41-ea6ed597e4ca_story.html?utm_term=.37b6d9e2d5df

Right, they should be so grateful to have her over their own objections. Who are they to have an opinion about their own commencement ceremony? Or education?

+1

They are supposed to be mature educated and open minded individuals who embrace diverse views. I guess their education failed them.

Maybe they know better than to sit through bull shit.

+1. Seems to me that they were smart enough to know that they were being used as pawns in a political pandering game. They were smart enough to know they were being fed BS and not chocolate pudding.

The school invited DeVos. Perhaps they should be complaining to the school administrators who are the ones using them "as pawns in a political pandering game"?

They DID complain to them!!! Their complaints were disregarded. Hence, the protests at the ceremony.

So they didn't get what they want, so instead of accepting that you don't get everything you ask for in life, they throw a tantrum like pre-teen children and ruin the ceremony for themselves and anyone else in attendance. Real mature.

What the fcuk do you care about what black college graduates do anyway?

Because we live in the same f-ing country and I'd like to live among people who carry themselves as adults and not immature children. We all have a stake in this country, we are its make up. E pluribus unum, remember?

Oh yeah it's America's duty to keep the coloreds in line - I forgot

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Anonymous wrote:I love all these idiots trying to defend the fragile fee-fees of a billionaire heiress. SHE IS THE ESTABLISHMENT.

Keep groveling suckers. Perhaps she'll drop a few crumbs into your bowl.

Talk about missing the point. The ceremony is for the benefit of the students, not the speaker. We are not arguing over the feelings of the speaker - I don't really care much about how DeVos feels about this whole thing. The point is, they acted in a way that took away what was to be a dignified ceremony conducted for their benefit. We are sad for the students who did not behave in this way and despite having possible distaste for the politics of DeVos, would have preferred to have a normal commencement. There's a strong parallel between the behavior of this commencement and the rioting/looting in black communities when something happens that angers the community.