Resentment Studies

RightBias ^ | March 28, 2011 | Mike Adams

[nancyvideo]

My plan is very simple: Combine African American Studies, Gay & Lesbian Studies, and Women’s Studies into one academic program called “Resentment Studies.” I know that initially some will resent my proposal. But allow me a chance to explain my thinking with a few examples:

[mmercier]

I am a lesbian.

[flat]

OK Freepers who would head up this academic prgram and at what great university.......?

[Twinkie]

I am not “African”-American or a Lesbian. I am; however, a Woman and I’ve had my share of crap . . . and I don’t see the need for any of them to have a college course of studies or special government funds to bankroll those studies.

[BamaAndy]

preparing the next round of phony lawsuits, our resentful (hateful) friends who would major in one of these colleges of nonsense...
really doesn’t prepare one to do any more than hire a lawyer. Makes sense to juts combine ‘em all. Heh.

[Twinkie]

I know this article was probably tongue-in-cheek.

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

When I saw the title, I strongly suspected it was Mike Adams. He’s got a strong stomache.

[HiTech RedNeck]

That’s a good beginning. The scope of “grievance groups” goes way beyond this, of course, and should at least get mention.

[Tainan]

Then you’re buying your own drinks.

[Tainan]

Mikes’ sounds like he’s moving into your territory...ping

[snippy_about_it]

This is a good follow up to his "Rigor, please" article last week. I like his style.

[Prospero]

On to something... that's for sure. Don't have time, this morning, to look up the root words for resentment, but it's better than "victimology."

An interesting way of communicating with the Twelve Step groups.

[IronJack]

I like it. A major in Resentment with a minor in Trivial Dialectics. What better credentials for employment in the era of a no-talent socialist Chief Executive?

[frithguild]

[Mind-numbed Robot]

A major in Resentment with a minor in Trivial Dialectics. ?

It should definitely move you to the head of the line for a government job.

[Mind-numbed Robot]

This is a good follow up to his "Rigor, please" article last week. I like his style.

Thanks. I have always enjoyed Mike Adams' columns when I ran across them but somehow I didn't remember them being so funny. I won't miss them in the future.