Posted on 11/09/2017 8:19:27 PM PST by Rummyfan
Professor Mark Bray is what passes for the intellectual wing of Antifa. You might recall that I mentioned him here:
Antifa, says Mark Bray, "have no allegiance to liberal democracy, which they believe has failed the marginalized communities they're defending." Professor Bray is a lecturer in history at GRID, the Gender Research Institute at Dartmouth, which is the usual social engineering flimflam masquerading as a field of scholarship, but it's Ivy League so it'll cost you an arm and a leg (metaphorically, I mean; not literally, like, say, attending a Charles Murray speech at Middlebury). Dartmouth College is in the town of Hanover (median family income $129,000), in the state of New Hampshire (93.9 per cent white, 1.1 per cent black). So, when it comes to "marginalizing" communities, Professor Bray knows whereof he speaks. It's so much more rewarding, don't you find, to defend marginalized communities from a safe distance: They look a lot more marginalized when they're on the far horizon, somewhere south of the Massachusetts line.
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It is a testament to the wholesale moronization of our culture that there are gazillions of apparently sane people willing to take out six figures of debt they'll be paying off for decades for the privilege of being "taught" by the likes of Professor Bray.
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P.T. Barnum nailed it.
I don't care who you are, that's funny...
No relation.
93.9% white.
Why is it that these colleges towns where they love diversity so much don’t get the refugees dumped on them? I would like to see them with 20% of the population from Somalia and then tell us how wonderful diversity is.
GRID, gay-related immune deficiency, the name of AIDS before mid 1982. Coincidence?
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