Posted on 11/07/2015 12:34:20 PM PST by PROCON
Prof. Adams sued UNC-Wilmington and won an anti-discrimination lawsuit.
The link has an interview with him.
Awesome post - Thank You!
This is a Robert Heinlein / Rudyard Kipling kind of guy.
Great post!
I love it! Especially the “severe mental hernia”. The only thing he forgot was to call them jack wagons. :)
BRAVO!!! Send him to the Senate!!!
mental=intellectual
Bump
Finally, a lib arts prof worthy of respect and admiration.
Bet his class is challenging and rewarding.
Years ago, Dr. Gary North predicted that the radical left would capture America with the insane and human nature denying goal of “transforming†it into an egalitarian unicorn and rainbow Utopia by “capturing the ROBESâ€. By that, he meant those institutions we granted various levels of authority over us and our affairs: The clergy, the judges... and the ACADEMICS.
The roots of the problems in academia flow back to something referred to as the Frankfurt School and their 1935 move to COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY and the spread of Marxist thought (now there’s an oxymoron for ya’!) into every area of learning here.
A prime example of the rot now endemic in the academy is the COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF “JOURNALISMâ€. It is THE premier center for spreading Marxism here in America and it has been incredibly successful in its destruction of traditional and American values. Not only do its direct graduates permeate the media here, but many of them also double as teachers in lesser known institutions of media instruction. Herein lies the genesis of Limbaugh’s descriptive expression “Driveby Mediaâ€. Now you know why virtually every so-called “journalist†HATES folks like us.
The wikipedia entry says that the “...FRANKFURT SCHOOL was founded in 1923 by Carl Grünberg, a Marxist legal and political professor at the University of Vienna,[10] as an adjunct of the University of Frankfurt; it was the first Marxist-oriented research center affiliated with a major German university.[3] However, the school can trace its earliest roots back to Felix Weil, who used money from his father’s grain business to finance the Institut. “
Isn’t it fascinating that here is an early instance of a Marxist ANTI-CAPITALIST organization financing itself with the hated PROFITS of a capitalist business? The hypocrisy is mind-boggling.
More recent examples of that dichotomy would be the offspring of John D. Rockefeller who have largely spent their lives promoting socialism (using other people’s money, of course). And recently Bill Gates treated us to the wisdom that only SOCIALISM can solve the woes of this world. What these folks refuse to acknowledge that even THEY do not possess sufficient personal wealth to make a dent in those woes if the recipients of that largess are incapable of sustaining themselves once the largess stops flowing or is exhausted.
If one examines the life of Karl Marx, we find a bum who abandoned his wife and family to advance the socialist struggle and never worked or dirtied his hands at day in his life. That sort of thing was for the bourgeoisie, not such an exalted personage as himself. His guilt over that abandonment probably explains Karl’s fondness for state welfare paid for by the labor of others so that his abandoned family wouldn’t perish (not that a mensch like Karl gave a rat’s ass).
Dick Bachert
11/5/2015
Breath of fresh air, eh?
——Indeed, it takes hard work to become stupid enough to think the Declaration of Independence is unconstitutional——
Chortling....
Well done!
Has he been fired yet?
Pray America wakes
Bkmrk.
I hope this guy is tenured, otherwise he is toast.
Imagine!
A college professor who actually loves the country and the constitution!
If only there were more like him.
Hopefully his stand will stiffen the spines of others.
Wow! What a mensch!
His interview.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-STBYYQmEsM
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