[SES1066]

There was the usual street interview (JayWalking) in celebration of Independence Day by the conservative Campus Reform, focusing on the miseducation of young adults as demonstrated by "America is Racist" but mostly unable to identify the history of this holiday. In response to that thread, I posted what I believed would have been a better set of questions to ask in such a street interview (note Q2);

1. Specify a racist act in this country that is legal and supported by a majority of the population.
2. Name another country that you feel is less racist?
3. Was this country more or less racist in the past?
4. Which is a better choice; A) praising our country for its accomplishments while striving for improvement or B) damning and destroying its history for its faults?

That oft used Limbaugh phrase, "young skulls full of mush", is in play here as the LEFT has dominated academia from the 1960s, and we are seeing that mush as rancid!

Points to those of us old enough and intelligent enough to identify the source of this phrase! When you do, ask this question; could the speaker survive in that profession today?

[Eleutheria5]

Saying things that some people consider racist is a legal act. Your right to free speech ends where a snowflake’s right to not be offended begins, which is anywhere./s