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Black Mizzou Players Boycotting

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Even if some/all of these claims turn out to be false it doesn't change the story re: the school president.

 

The story was not that the actions occurred. The story was his supposed lack of appropriate response. So even if it's ultimately found to be all a pack of lies the president didn't know that at the time. Thus, the ultimate story regarding the president and the power of college football doesn't change.

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Just saying that even having proof doesn't always equal proof.

 

I say the phrase because it seems more and more that if the white man says it didn't happen then it didn't happen. Especially when it comes to racism or acts of racism.

You should come to our "the white man" meetings. We have a secret handshake and everything.:lol2: You're a good dude, just having fun with you.
The Butler guy's claim that the president's car hit him during the homecoming parade looks to be a falsehood.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XIiovJ77vsg

Seems like there are plenty to go around. Mr Butler might have a serious credibility problem. The Rainbow/Push Coalition could use another shakedown artist like him.

You should come to our "the white man" meetings. We have a secret handshake and everything.:lol2: You're a good dude, just having fun with you.

 

:lol2: :lol2:

 

Don't tempt me. If you invite me then I'm coming. :D

Just saying that even having proof doesn't always equal proof.

 

I say the phrase because it seems more and more that if the white man says it didn't happen then it didn't happen. Especially when it comes to racism or acts of racism.

 

That is just ridiculous.... All I see, and all I hear is that every white republican in America is a racist. This entire story is fabricated, people lost their jobs and its all fake.

 

You realize that this whole thing being falsified is racism to the extreme against a white university president right?

That is just ridiculous.... All I see, and all I hear is that every white republican in America is a racist. This entire story is fabricated, people lost their jobs and its all fake.

 

You realize that this whole thing being falsified is racism to the extreme against a white university president right?

 

No. I thought it was a real incident. Silly me.

That is just ridiculous.... All I see, and all I hear is that every white republican in America is a racist. This entire story is fabricated, people lost their jobs and its all fake.

 

You realize that this whole thing being falsified is racism to the extreme against a white university president right?

I think what PP2 is trying to say, is that the alleged incidents are plausible, even though they might not have actually happened. But yes, it sounds that fabrication to fit some folks narrative is possibly what happened.
No. I thought it was a real incident. Silly me.

 

The incident is real, a man lost his job over a privileged individual who wanted a man to claim he was school president because of his "white privilege." Not his hard work in the classroom, or his merit as an educator.

 

Then this individual sensationalized hate stories, tried to create panic and mass hysteria on campus to further his agenda, and get the biggest money making group in school (the football team) to boycott and force the hand of the school so that the president would resign.

 

That is racism at its finest, and no it did not come from any white individual.

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The incident is real, a man lost his job over a privileged individual who wanted a man to claim he was school president because of his "white privilege" not his hard work in the classroom, or his merit as an educator.

 

Then this individual sensationalized hate stories, tried to create panic and mass hysteria on campus to further his agenda, and get the biggest money making group in school (the football team) to boycott and force the hand of the school so that the president would resign.

 

That is racism at its finest, and no it did not come from any white individual.

 

The saga continues......

The saga continues......

I am curious not starting a fight or argument, but what saga is that? If I am wrong that's fine but I am really waiting to see proof of anything wrong done by the president. No proof has been seen anywhere. So what saga continues?

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