I know that I really hate it when people lie about their credentials...
Posted on 11/14/2022 5:42:05 AM PST by Red Badger
Was he ‘Real Genius’ like Lazlo Hollyfeld?
Afraid to offend the black kid.
I had a black roommate in college. He pulled a knife on me once. I complained, and he was transferred out, to another dorm, where he did the same thing with his new roommate. School was afraid to punish him.
I know that I really hate it when people lie about their credentials...
Well, she did write ‘BS’ there...................
Interestingly, in the early 70's while I was attending the University of Oklahoma, we had several squatters doing the same thing.
Exactly........................
Makes a great film or TV show, but usually stuff like this goes terribly wrong, like at Sarah Lawrence with the student’s dad living in the dorms and pimping out the women.
This would have to be a ‘HORROR’ movie, not a ‘whorer’ movie.....................
I’m not sure that this was about not offending Curry himself but rather I suspect it was mostly about not stirring up the larger Stanford “woke,” anti-racist community. I think we all know that there’s a very good chance that if some hapless Stanford employee had put out a campuswide bulletin detailing this dude’s scam along with a photo of him, they’d very likely have been accused of racism, false accusations and “criminalizing” yet another black male. These accusations would be coming not from Curry himself but from the wokesters and race hustlers of the campus including some of their idiot faculty.
From time-to-time students who are accepted into a college or university will scam the institution by moving into a dorm and getting on a meal plan and actually attend classes for a few weeks with the promise that the student loan funds will arrive shortly. The funds are non-existant and the “student” gets freebies for several weeks and then the next quarter or semester starts it all over at another college.
There was a TV show similar to that back in the late 60’s or very early 70’s........I forget what the title was...........
Yep. Black priviledge.
Off-the-scale crazy Korean kid who was previously ordered by a judge to receive treatment, was ignored or lost to follow-up and allowed to be until he bought a lot of weapons and killed 32 persons, injuring another 17.
Long premonitory history of stalking, acting crazy in class, having imaginary friends, etc.
Of course everyone's fear of calling out a protected crybaby minority person led ultimately to the massacre.
If he had been white he probably would never have been admitted to Virginia Tech. He might be incarcerated or committed. He might even be better and mainstream. Not to mention the other 32 people in the story.
Cho’s family considered him fairly crazy. Also his sister was an academic whiz and graduated from Princeton while he was struggling at VPI. I do believe he was ignored and cut slack as a ‘minority’.
Being afraid to speak up can have deadly consequences as seen at Fort Hood. But when some people do speak up they are shamed or ignored.
Fauxco is such a shameless liar. Just like Biden. Just like Hillary. Just like them all.
When I was in college, someone stole my winter coat. I saw him wearing it a few weeks later and confronted him. He came at me with a baseball bat just as campus cops showed up. I proved unequivocally that the jacket was mine by telling them about a tear on the inside pocket before the guy was told to remove the jacket.
The loser cop told me that wasn’t proof enough and actually suggested that me and some friends jump the thief some night and take my jacket back.
The thief was a protected minority so the cops did nothing.
Particularly when you consider how very white Stanford and the surrounding area is
And how woke, to the extreme, the surrounding area is. Most people are still wearing masks.
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