Posted on 12/19/2013 10:08:14 AM PST by InspCallahan
“This pattern of violence is sick and barbaric, and, for its victims, both senseless and tragic,” said Harvard sociologist Orlando Patterson...
(Excerpt) Read more at dailycaller.com ...
From Harvard, no less. Who woulda thunk it. Merry Christmas!
First Prince Charles talks about protecting Christians from Muslims, now this?
Hadn’t heard Charley did that, good on him. Seems the leftwingers are trying to appear normal. This means they’re running scared. Keep on pushing em right into the ocean. Merry Christmas!
Christmas miracle?
This is the second article I’ve read here this morning like this. It sounds like our side may be starting to infiltrate back into academia. That’s a good thing!
Many of the professors I had were excellent and didn’t spout off on politics. The professor who teaches his students the material and goes home doesn’t make the news.
That’s the way it should be.
Agreed.
WOW!
The first thing that a Harvard professor said in the last 45 years that makes any sense!
i’m sorry... has there been any examples of non-blacks playing this ‘game’?
are there any examples of non-whites (or jewish people) being on the receiving end of this ‘game’?
There was one report I saw where a black man smacked a black woman at a mall. Boy, did he pick the wrong person! She got him down on the floor and walloped the tar out of him until somebody stopped her. The assailant was lying still in a pool of his own blood.
However, this is the only instance I know where the victim was black. If the perp had been white, it would have been all over the news and Jesse and Al would be there jumping in front of cameras.
Thanks InspCallahan.
Jews have been attacked all over NYC, especially in Brooklyn.
same category as whites in this case
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