Posted on 06/02/2017 7:45:26 AM PDT by BogusTimes
Reminds me of the LIL Abner comic strip fifty years ago. The Hippie SWINE (Students Wildly Indignant about Nearly Everything) take over the University making demands.
The administration is so fearful of the SWINE they decide to sell the University to the Mafia who then bring in mob enforcers.
Here come the SWINE rioting! The moment the Hippie front tooth assaults the enforcer’s brass knuckles is still a fresh and pleasant memory to me after all these years.
I love it. The college trained the street thugs to rise up against their “oppressors”. Only problem, is the college is one of the “oppressors” and is getting what it deserves.
MORE!
This world is so ripe for the take over by a one world government and the anti-Christ.
All he has to do is promise them what they want, handed to them on a silver platter and they’ll be eating out of his hand.
Frankenstein Monster turns on the creators
Sargon of Akkad (Youtuber) shows what the inside of these cult-like training sessions are like.
This Week in Stupid (24/04/2016) - Social Justice is a Cult Edition!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vN0oKIMlHyI
Note - he’s liberal, atheist and British, and HE still calls it a cult.
I know, right!?
Seriously? I did not know.
Yes it is.
This will spread to other colleges and universities. Until an administrator with a set puts their foot down it will flourish in the current environment on campuses.
It happened at the University of Missouri and they have already had to close seven dorms for lack of enrollment. Americans eventually get enough and there is a price to be paid. California had to import illegals to keep afloat. Those that are capable of paying their bills are bailing out by the droves. Evergreen’s days are numbered. They have focused to much attention on themselves.
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