Posted on 09/19/2016 4:25:06 PM PDT by Cheerio
"Social justice warriors" (SJWs) those perennially prone to offense by the slightest hint of political incorrectness or simple diversity of opinion have a new coping tool, thanks to Project Veritas filmmaker James OKeefe: the emotional first aid kit.
OKeefe introduced the new must-have campus accessory at the University of Houston, ahead of a sold-out appearance on Monday evening by Breitbart News tech editor Milo Yiannopoulous, who is already triggering the politically intolerant.
The emotional first aid kits are designed to address the trauma of any "microaggressions" a student or professor might encounter if they cannot reach a safe space in time, and include a genderless baby blanket, earplugs, and Hersheys Kisses (though the Project Veritas team ran into a serious snag when the chosen candies came prepared in American flag wrappers).
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Microaggression just another macroaggression against society.
Thanks for posting. I’ve been enjoying what I’ve seen of Milo’s speech so far.
Thanks, watching it now.
There should be a paper bag for them to hyperventilate into.
But if they feel that it is real, then it is real for them, right?
If they feel that they are Gender 36 in a an XY body, then that is real for them.
That is their mantra.
There is no arguing with insanity.
This emotional healing stuff is so gay.
What? No binkie?
The kit needs a pacifier. College kids should be throwing pacifiers at these little snowflakes, emphasis on the flake.
Good grief, those clips of the real people... those are the most pathetic losers in the history of . . . History.
Can you imagine that girl actually sucking her thumb until she was 20 years old???
Absolutely and utterly WORTHLESS.
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