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Duke Professors Condemn Gay Racism [exceedingly delicate parody]
Townhall.com ^ | July 1, 2009 | Mike Adams

Posted on 07/01/2009 4:51:10 AM PDT by Kaslin

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To: RexBeach

“88” happens to be the sign by which neo-nazis identify each other.


41 posted on 07/01/2009 5:16:47 AM PDT by MrB (Go Galt now, save Bowman for later)
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To: angkor
Geez, now ‘gay’ is separate race.

If it is a race, it is doomed to extinction.

Homosexual individuals are incapable of reproduction if they are exclusively homosexual. (If these individuals do not practice exclusively homosexual activity, then, by definition, they can choose not to be homosexual.) By the principles of genetics, exclusively homosexual practitioners would cause such types of individuals to appear in the population at no greater rate than that of other genetic disorders such as Hutchinson-Gilford Progeria syndrome.

Genetic disorders such as progeria syndrome prevent their victims from procreating. This inability to procreate leads to an observed rate of occurrence of less than a fraction of one percent of the population. Unfortunately, the currently observed proportion of homosexual practitioners in the population is far greater than a fraction of one percent.

Therefore, one must conclude that homosexual behavior is a choice. By definition, something that is a choice cannot define a race. Consequently, the only logical conclusion is that anyone who would, non-facetiously, maintain otherwise is a liar, ignorant or stupid, or, possibly, all three.
42 posted on 07/01/2009 5:17:42 AM PDT by Lucky Dog
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To: Bon mots

In my opinion they shared the same boys also.

They should move to MA and the voters there would put them in Congress beside Barney Frank.

Decency is dying in this Country minute-by- minute.

Once it is gone, it won’t return.


43 posted on 07/01/2009 5:18:50 AM PDT by sport
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To: Elsie
If you could NOT change, you would be in most pitiful shape.....

They need to be made into a "new creation" 2 cor 5:17.

44 posted on 07/01/2009 5:19:24 AM PDT by MrB (Go Galt now, save Bowman for later)
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To: Kaslin; All

Maybe this will make more sense to some if we post the original version of the advertisement known as the “listening statement” as placed by the Duke professors known as the “Group of 88”. This was meant to condemn the lacrosse players shortly after they were accused of raping that stripper.


We are listening to our students. We’re also listening to the Durham community, to Duke staff, and to each other. Regardless of the results of the police investigation, what is apparent everyday now is the anger and fear of many students who know themselves to be objects of racism and sexism, who see illuminated in this moment’s extraordinary spotlight what they live with everyday. They know that it isn’t just Duke, it isn’t everybody, and it isn’t just individuals making this disaster.

But it is a disaster nonetheless.

These students are shouting and whispering about what happened to this young woman and to themselves.

. . .We want the absence of terror. But we don’t really know what that means . . . We can’t think. That’s why we’re so silent; we can’t think about what’s on the other side of this. Terror robs you of language and you need language for the healing to begin. 1

This is not a different experience for us here at DukeUniversity. We go to class with racist classmates, we go to gym with people who are racists....It’s part of the experience. [Independent, 29 March 2006] 2

If it turns out that these students are guilty, I want them expelled. But their expulsion will only bring resolution to this case and not the bigger problem. This is much bigger than them and throwing them out will not solve the problem. I want the administration to acknowledge what is going on and how bad it is. 3

Being a big, black man, it’s hard to walk anywhere at night,
and not have a campus police car slowly drive by me. 4

Everything seems up for grabs—I am only comfortable talking about this event
in my room with close friends. I am actually afraid to even bring it up in public.
But worse, I wonder now about everything. . . . If something like this happens to
me . . . What would be used against me—my clothing? Where I was? 5

I was talking to a white woman student who was asking me “Why do people —
and she meant black people — make race such a big issue?”
They don’t see race. They just don’t see it. 6

What Does A Social Disaster Sound Like

You go to a party, you get grabbed, you get propositioned, and then you start to question yourself. [Independent, 29 March 2006]7

. . . all you heard was “Black students just complain all the time, all you do is complain and self-segregate.” And whenever we try to explain why we’re offended, it’s pushed back on us. Just the phrase “self-segregation”: the blame is always put on us. [Independent, 29 March 2006] 8

. . . no one is really talking about how to keep the young woman herself central
to this conversation, how to keep her humanity before us . . . she doesn’t seem
to be visible in this. Not for the university, not for us 9

I can’t help but think about the different attention given to what has happened from what it would have been if the guys had been not just black but participating in a different sport, like football, something that’s not so upscale. 10

And this is what I’m thinking right now – Duke isn’t really responding to this. Not really. And this, what has happened, is a disaster. This is a social disaster. 11

The students know that the disaster didn’t begin on March 13th and won’t end with what the police say or the court decides. Like all disasters, this one has a history. And what lies beneath what we’re hearing from our students are questions about the future. This ad, printed in the most easily seen venue on campus, is just one way for us to say that we’re hearing what our students are saying. Some of these things were said by a mixed (in every way possible) group of students on Wednesday, March 29th at an African & African American Studies Program forum, some were printed in an issue of the Independent that came out that same day, and some were said to us inside and outside of the classroom. We’re turning up the volume in a moment when some of the most vulnerable among us are being asked to quiet down while we wait. To the students speaking individually and to the protestors making collective noise, thank you for not waiting and for making yourselves heard.

We thank the following departments and programs for signing onto this ad with African & African American Studies: Romance Studies; Psychology: Social and Health Sciences; Franklin Humanities Institute; Critical U.S. Studies; Art, Art History, and Visual Studies; Classical Studies; Asian & African Languages and Literature; Women’s Studies; Latino/a Studies; Latin American and Caribbean Studies; Medieval and Renaissance Studies; European Studies; Program in Education; and the Center for Documentary Studies. Because of space limitations, the names of individual faculty and staff who signed on in support may be read at the AAAS website: http://www.duke.edu/web/africanameric/


45 posted on 07/01/2009 5:20:09 AM PDT by VeniVidiVici (ABC-AP-MSNBC-All Obama, All the time.)
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To: Hardastarboard
this man's 20 million or so racial brethren (so to speak) have earned that kind of attention, so he's going to pay for it, unfortunately. I'd be looking to reform my "brothers" so that this crap stopped

BUMP

46 posted on 07/01/2009 5:20:21 AM PDT by MrB (Go Galt now, save Bowman for later)
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To: 1010RD

If it doesn’t rhyme, they can’t “stay on message”.

Too many cartoon theme songs running through their heads.

“George, George, George of the jungle! ... Watch out for that TREE!”


47 posted on 07/01/2009 5:21:39 AM PDT by MrB (Go Galt now, save Bowman for later)
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To: Kaslin
Second, the rapists is "gay" and he probably has the right art on his walls “… No one is really talking about how to keep the young child himself central to this conversation, how to keep his humanity before us … he doesn’t seem to be visible in this.”

No one is responding at Duke because they're such superficial shallow people that the selling and rape of a 5 year old black child is trumped by the glorious cool attributes of gayness: (well, meaningless superficial attributes - but Duke is lowbrow...)

The child rapists work out in a gym

drink the "in" coffees

have the right "art" on their walls

drive a hybred car

read the New York Times - and maybe the New Yorker...

For the lowlife, puffed up idiots at Duke University or the MSM - New York Times, Washington Post, ABC News, James Carville and Friends, Jesse Jackson etc. - that's enough to give him a pass on selling and raping a 5 year old black child. Do you hear any of them objecting?

48 posted on 07/01/2009 5:23:10 AM PDT by GOPJ (Duke University official offers to SELL a black five year old for rape parties & the MSM looks away?)
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To: Tribune7
Here is the original ad as it appeared in the Duke Chronicle in 2006.


49 posted on 07/01/2009 5:23:24 AM PDT by abb ("What ISN'T in the news is often more important than what IS." Ed Biersmith, 1942 -)
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To: Izzy Dunne

I. I would not go to the party.
2. If grabbed, I would do my best to convince him not to make that mistake again.


50 posted on 07/01/2009 5:23:37 AM PDT by sport
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To: yldstrk

“Systemic racism” and “racial tensions” would be a thing of only historical curiosity within 2 generations if we dropped any and all preferences and behavioral allowances based on “race”.

Everyone held to the same standards. Everyone experiencing consequences for breaking those standards. Two, maybe even just one, generation, and it stops.


51 posted on 07/01/2009 5:26:25 AM PDT by MrB (Go Galt now, save Bowman for later)
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To: Kaslin
“… No one is really talking about how to keep the young child himself central to this conversation, how to keep his humanity before us … he doesn’t seem to be visible in this.”

No one is responding at Duke because they're such superficial shallow people. They think the right coffee or PC ideas held trump the crime of selling and raping children.

And what "trumps" do these monsters have - the glorious cool attributes of gayness: (well, meaningless superficial attributes - but Duke is lowbrow...)

The child rapists work out in a gym

drink the "in" coffees

have the right "art" on their walls

drive a hybrid car

read the New York Times - and maybe the New Yorker...

For the lowlife, puffed up idiots at Duke University or the MSM - New York Times, Washington Post, ABC News, James Carville and Friends, Jesse Jackson etc. - that's enough to give him a pass on selling and raping a 5 year old black child.

Do you hear any of them objecting?

52 posted on 07/01/2009 5:27:57 AM PDT by GOPJ (Duke University official offers to SELL a black five year old for rape parties & the MSM looks away?)
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To: Kaslin

Wow, apparently not even the word ‘parody’ in the title is enough now...


53 posted on 07/01/2009 5:30:18 AM PDT by Sloth (The Second Amendment is the ultimate "term limit.")
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To: Kaslin

Great parody by Mike Adams. He is relentless on this story which would be as huge as the fake Duke Rape case, that is if we had an unbiased media.


54 posted on 07/01/2009 5:31:42 AM PDT by Servant of the Cross (the Truth will set you free)
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To: Kaslin

Go back and read that first graph. Did a college professor really write this ?


56 posted on 07/01/2009 5:45:40 AM PDT by Eric in the Ozarks
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To: Eric in the Ozarks

Yes. See post #49. That is the original “listening statement” as put out by the Group of 88.


57 posted on 07/01/2009 5:49:10 AM PDT by abb ("What ISN'T in the news is often more important than what IS." Ed Biersmith, 1942 -)
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To: 2 Kool 2 Be 4-Gotten
Most folks are not going to get this.

Yeah...
58 posted on 07/01/2009 5:53:38 AM PDT by AD from SpringBay (We deserve the government we allow.)
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To: 2 Kool 2 Be 4-Gotten

Apparently so.

Jeez, don’t they teach sarcasm in the schools anymore?


59 posted on 07/01/2009 5:55:59 AM PDT by headsonpikes (Genocide is the highest sacrament of socialism.)
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To: abb

It’s a beautiful parody. Absolutely devastating.

BTW, I live here in Nifongville...nothing about this case in the Herald-Sun today, again. The case got the level of initial reporting that you might expect for a child rape, but since then, it’s fallen off the radar. No investigative reporting on Eno Commons and what might be going on there. No stories about Lombard’s role at Duke. No screaming outcries that a white man was raping a black child (which, given that this *is* Durham, surprises me). No, the Herald-Sun’s website is leading with stories of some celebration going on over at North Carolina Central University, Crystal Mangum’s alma mater.

}:-)4


60 posted on 07/01/2009 5:56:37 AM PDT by Moose4 (Palin/some guy who can keep it in his pants 2012)
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