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BLM protest at Dartmouth goes off the rail

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These degenerates should be promptly expelled.

Hurts the cause.

These degenerates should be promptly expelled.

 

Why?

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Why?

 

First we don't know if all are students.

 

But if they are and they touched other students some form of discipline needs to be issued.

What do you mean why? Assault? Racism? Disorderly Conduct?

First we don't know if all are students.

 

But if they are and they touched other students some form of discipline needs to be issued.

 

Why does it have to be if they touched other students? Aren't their racially charged threats enough? How would the situation be handled if the races were reversed?

And George sits back smiling..

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Why does it have to be if they touched other students? Aren't their racially charged threats enough? How would the situation be handled if the races were reversed?

 

There is no doubt it would be handled different if roles were reversed. That's the world we live in now.

What do you mean why? Assault? Racism? Disorderly Conduct?

 

I hadn't read the link. Just watched the video so now I'm a bit more educated.

 

Cursing someone and calling them a racist is not a reason to expel someone.

 

Calling someone a racist doesn't warrant expulsion.

 

The physical contact could be different. Does the school have an expulsion policy regarding simple assault? Do you get expelled for punching someone? If so, then...

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Why does it have to be if they touched other students? Aren't their racially charged threats enough? How would the situation be handled if the races were reversed?

 

Outside of the physical confrontations what falls into "racially charges threats" for you?

I hadn't read the link. Just watched the video so now I'm a bit more educated.

 

 

Cursing someone and calling them a racist is not a reason to expel someone.

 

Calling someone a racist doesn't warrant expulsion.

 

The physical contact could be different. Does the school have an expulsion policy regarding simple assault? Do you get expelled for punching someone? If so, then...

 

Whats the difference then in what the Missouri students are complaining about? Think about this?

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Whats the difference then in what the Missouri students are complaining about? Think about this?

 

There is no difference in what they are complaining about. Not sure what that has to do with my thoughts on expulsion. What did I miss?

There is no way you are going to convince me that racism isn't a grounds for expulsion. Two people lost their jobs last week after not responding to reports of alleged racist incidents. Yet these students get a pass? Why? If white students had done this, it would be national news, students would be expelled and a civil rights law suit would be filed within the hour of the event occurring. But, I guess equality today means following a double standard.

 

I hadn't read the link. Just watched the video so now I'm a bit more educated.

 

Cursing someone and calling them a racist is not a reason to expel someone.

 

Calling someone a racist doesn't warrant expulsion.

 

The physical contact could be different. Does the school have an expulsion policy regarding simple assault? Do you get expelled for punching someone? If so, then...

 

If you don't know the schools expulsion policy, how can you say what does or doesn't constitute expulsion?

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