Posted on 10/11/2015 6:42:46 PM PDT by markomalley
This is just ridiculous. Did you see that Clemson University’s Dining Hall apologized to the students for… wait for it…. having a “Mexican Night?”
Students went to Twitter and complained that the school was not sufficiently committed to diversity.
For serving Mexican food and advertising it with a sombrero.
This is not an issue of left and right, but of a generation gone “diagonal.”
They are proud to take issues out of context and run with it for self- aggrandizement masquerading as “intellectual discourse” “social justice” or whatever the hell else buzzword they have this week that makes them feel valid.
Clemson shouldn’t have apologized – we should call out this lunacy when and where we see it!
¡Ole!
Death to Diversity!!
Colleges: where being thin-skinned is turned into an art form.
Heaven forbid these racist students ever eat at a Mexican restaurant...taco bell doesn’t count...
They’d have a coronary over the waitresses dress and the mariachi band
Yes, they should be serving faggot and transgender food.
Perhaps the political correctness police should just mandate that we all eat gruel as slave away in their state-run workhouses...
If you visit California you’ll see that Mexicans love siestas.
Oh, I know, but you can't show them doing it on a restaurant menu or sign. I used to live 2 miles from the border. Now I'm about 6 miles from the border in Chula Vista. I don't visit Mexico any more. Been there done that. Besides, there seem to be more Mexicans near the border than Americans.
Sombrero’s and Cowboy hat’s, helping to prevent skin cancer since”Hell I don’t know”. We wear them in sun country for a reason, we like to keep our ear’s.
Hell I love siesta’s!
I think a national apology is in order from Taco Bell.
With Mystery Meat™ you can never be sure what you are eating.
Just another case of Clemsoning!
So. How about an Irish corned beef cabbage and boiled potato night?
So. How about an Irish corned beef cabbage and boiled potato night?
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