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Anonymous wrote:Come on, that's like wearing a Planned Parenthood t-shirt with a Roe v. Wade hat, or Flying Spaghetti Monster t-shirt with an American Atheist hat at Bob Jones University--you'd only do that just to provoke. Except the centuries old history of oppression would be going the other way than what was on display at Howard.

Nope. Trump is America's elected president. Whether you like it or not.

He's America's leader. PP isn't. Roe v Wade isn't. FSM isn't.

Supporting America's president is not trolling.

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Anonymous wrote:True Bison got better shit to focus on than some stupid teens from outta town visiting HU's campus.

So you can't visit a campus now, LOL.

I go to a campus 3 times a year to visit some relatives. We have eaten on campus too! Do you know how stupid you sound? The left needs to at least respect the president if not agree. Same when Obama was president. The real fools are the ones engaging them who made a big deal out of nothing.

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These girls are nincompoops. It sounds like their teachers are too - apparently they weren't even aware of what HBCUs are. (No shock, I guess, that a Trump supporter would also be unaware of HBCUs.) I don't know how they didn't encounter a single adult chaperone who didn't explain to them why they could not wear those hats at HU.

And I'm sure now their love for Herr Trump has just grown and grown and grown. He'll probably invite them to the White House now. G_d save us from all these idiots.

What would you do if they visited Brandeis?

Did a pp actually say someone should have explained to them why they CAN'T wear those hats at Howard? It's a hat reflecting political support, not a nazi battle flag. It's a dangerous thing when colleges don't promote civil discourse.

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https://www.buzzfeed.com/nidhiprakash/howard-university-maga-incident?utm_term=.phyrxZE5b2#.wy45Lwa1Z8

The two white students, from Union City High School in Pennsylvania, told BuzzFeed News they were among a group of 30 teenagers on an organized trip to see sites in Washington, DC, where the college is based. They arrived at the campus around lunchtime, and headed for the cafeteria with their school chaperones.

Allie Vandee, 16, was one of the students wearing a MAGA hat and a Trump T-shirt. She complained about the incident on Twitter soon after leaving campus.

Seriously, these kids are a bunch of trolls. Of course, they are now giving interviews on FoxNews about how they are victim-martyrs. GTFOH with this crap. Ugh.

Right. Now Howard has no go zones? Blacks only? Racists.

You do realize HCBU's were created because every other university in the U.S. wouldn't admit blacks, right?

Howard students are smart enough to know what #MAGA really means when my fellow whites hate it. The mistake these girls made is that they thought they were clever.

You are smart enough to know that Howard was started by a former white officer in the Union army who brought his volunteers from Maine to DC to fight in the first battle of Manassas.

Its named after a white man. What does that have to do with anything? You want to "take it back?"

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Anonymous wrote:Come on, that's like wearing a Planned Parenthood t-shirt with a Roe v. Wade hat, or Flying Spaghetti Monster t-shirt with an American Atheist hat at Bob Jones University--you'd only do that just to provoke. Except the centuries old history of oppression would be going the other way than what was on display at Howard.

Nope. Trump is America's elected president. Whether you like it or not.

He's America's leader. PP isn't. Roe v Wade isn't. FSM isn't.

Supporting America's president is not trolling.

Anonymous wrote:Come on, that's like wearing a Planned Parenthood t-shirt with a Roe v. Wade hat, or Flying Spaghetti Monster t-shirt with an American Atheist hat at Bob Jones University--you'd only do that just to provoke. Except the centuries old history of oppression would be going the other way than what was on display at Howard.

Anonymous wrote:Come on, that's like wearing a Planned Parenthood t-shirt with a Roe v. Wade hat, or Flying Spaghetti Monster t-shirt with an American Atheist hat at Bob Jones University--you'd only do that just to provoke. Except the centuries old history of oppression would be going the other way than what was on display at Howard.

Anonymous wrote:They were on a school trip- they were at Howard for lunch and said they had bought the hats that day. Maybe tone deaf but I don't think they were there to "start sh!t"- maybe they are from a place out of the area w lots of trump fans and don't understand the intolerance of D.C. Locals for alternative viewpoints. They are kids.

Anonymous wrote:True Bison got better shit to focus on than some stupid teens from outta town visiting HU's campus.

Anonymous wrote:My son's white friend wore a Trump shirt to a predominantly white Arlington school and was met with pretty much the same response. It has nothing to do with them being white. They're as clueless as someone going to a wedding in a bikini, a funeral in a red dress, a KKK rally in a burka or to work in your nightclub clothes. It's legal, but insensitive and inappropriate and stupid not to expect some kind of negative response.

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Anonymous wrote:Oh no they didn't!



https://www.buzzfeed.com/nidhiprakash/howard-university-maga-incident?utm_term=.phyrxZE5b2#.wy45Lwa1Z8

The two white students, from Union City High School in Pennsylvania, told BuzzFeed News they were among a group of 30 teenagers on an organized trip to see sites in Washington, DC, where the college is based. They arrived at the campus around lunchtime, and headed for the cafeteria with their school chaperones.

Allie Vandee, 16, was one of the students wearing a MAGA hat and a Trump T-shirt. She complained about the incident on Twitter soon after leaving campus.

Seriously, these kids are a bunch of trolls. Of course, they are now giving interviews on FoxNews about how they are victim-martyrs. GTFOH with this crap. Ugh.

I would say the idiot taking the hat off her head is the troll. A university is suppose to be about diversity and respecting other viewpoints. Clearly a bigger problem you're missing.

Oh please. These young women thought it was appropriate, a few days after Charlottesville, to show up to one of the most prominent HBCU's with Trump stuff on? They KNEW what they were doing and my only regret is that anyone even gave them the time of day. They wanted a reaction and they got one.

I would educate many of you on the unique role of HBCU's and why this was so insensitive, but I do not have the time and many of you do not give a damn anyways.

If that's truly what they were looking for then they were pretty stupid, but more stupid were the ones that gave them the attention. It's only insensitive to those that lost, and who foolishly equate racism with Trump. Sadly that's what the left is running on now looking toward 2020. [b]The guy isn't a racist. A narcissist yes, white supremacist no.

Anonymous wrote:My son's white friend wore a Trump shirt to a predominantly white Arlington school and was met with pretty much the same response. It has nothing to do with them being white. They're as clueless as someone going to a wedding in a bikini, a funeral in a red dress, a KKK rally in a burka or to work in your nightclub clothes. It's legal, but insensitive and inappropriate and stupid not to expect some kind of negative response.

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Anonymous wrote:True Bison got better shit to focus on than some stupid teens from outta town visiting HU's campus.

So you can't visit a campus now, LOL.

I go to a campus 3 times a year to visit some relatives. We have eaten on campus too! Do you know how stupid you sound? The left needs to at least respect the president if not agree. Same when Obama was president. The real fools are the ones engaging them who made a big deal out of nothing.

I'm not sure what that means in English

These girls are nincompoops. It sounds like their teachers are too - apparently they weren't even aware of what HBCUs are. (No shock, I guess, that a Trump supporter would also be unaware of HBCUs.) I don't know how they didn't encounter a single adult chaperone who didn't explain to them why they could not wear those hats at HU.

And I'm sure now their love for Herr Trump has just grown and grown and grown. He'll probably invite them to the White House now. G_d save us from all these idiots.

What would you do if they visited Brandeis?

Did a pp actually say someone should have explained to them why they CAN'T wear those hats at Howard? It's a hat reflecting political support, not a nazi battle flag. It's a dangerous thing when colleges don't promote civil discourse.

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Anonymous wrote:True Bison got better shit to focus on than some stupid teens from outta town visiting HU's campus.

So you can't visit a campus now, LOL.

I go to a campus 3 times a year to visit some relatives. We have eaten on campus too! Do you know how stupid you sound? The left needs to at least respect the president if not agree. Same when Obama was president. The real fools are the ones engaging them who made a big deal out of nothing.

I'm not sure what that means in English

These girls are nincompoops. It sounds like their teachers are too - apparently they weren't even aware of what HBCUs are. (No shock, I guess, that a Trump supporter would also be unaware of HBCUs.) I don't know how they didn't encounter a single adult chaperone who didn't explain to them why they could not wear those hats at HU.

And I'm sure now their love for Herr Trump has just grown and grown and grown. He'll probably invite them to the White House now. G_d save us from all these idiots.

What would you do if they visited Brandeis?