My last name has GOTS to go, Mista Kahta!
Posted on 05/12/2022 4:21:29 PM PDT by Rummyfan
The Washington Post — a newspaper named Washington — published an editorial calling for a name change at George Washington University.
You can’t make this sh*t up.
The op-ed, written by a senior currently attending George Washington University, is 800 or so words of the usual-usual, shockingly ignorant moral preening we’ve come to expect from the Woke McCarthyites. So let me sum it up: This university is racist, and George Washington was racist, and while I didn’t find this offensive enough to pass up attending school here, harrumph, harrumph, harrumph, half-truth, half-truth, half-truth, I’m so virtuous, I’m so virtuous, I’m so virtuous…
This crybaby loon also wants Winston Churchill blacklisted from the campus:
The controversial Winston Churchill Library must go. The university’s contentious colonial moniker must go. Even the university’s name, mascot and motto — “Hail Thee George Washington”— must be replaced. The hypocrisy of GW in not addressing these issues is an example of how Black voices and Black grievances go ignored and highlights the importance of strong Black leadership.
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I can’t believe a bunch of low I.Q. pinheads whining about a University being named after a “slave owner” when they work for a fish wrapper named after the same “slave owner” in a city named after the same “slave owner”. ROTFL!!! Clowns.
My last name has GOTS to go, Mista Kahta!
Trump did.
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Swahili is a common language. Several Kenyans I know speak their tribal language, English, and Swahili. It is spoken in Kenya, Tanzania, Comoros, Mayotte, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, eastern Congo, Bajuni Islands (Somalia), northern Mozambique, Zambia, Malawi, and Madagascar.
“Trump did.”
Yes he did. And he said so.
I liked Trump. Still do.
“Swahili is a common language.”
I have to ask: did the tribes that spoke Swahili ever participate in slavery or the slave trade during the past 6,000 years?
Did any of those tribes know about other tribes that did participate in slavery, and do nothing to prevent it?
If so, Swahili should not be taught.
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