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America’s Cultural Revolution

America is in a state of revolution. It’s not the kind of revolution with competing armies or a coup d’état. It’s an invisible revolution along the axes of race, gender, and identity that is shaking the foundations of our country. I’ll show you exactly how we got here and what we can do to push back. [Watch]

Recall that Marcuse was wholly enabled by our government and academic elites.

Sorry, but “we’re” so far gone, the “push back” seems way too little, way too late, and way too demanding of a culture steeped in ignorance, laziness, and apathy. Course reversal like what is needed doesn’t happen without a more “hands-on” approach, and for that, expect only a small segment of the populace, maybe three percent, to actively participate at any given time.

[Via Agustin B]

So Robed Klansmen Can Ride Their Horses Through West Garfield Park, No Doubt…

Yale law professor: ‘Right to own guns’ is about right ‘to suppress inner city Blacks’ [More]

Don’t tell us, tell them.

Do a lot of hanging out in the hood, do you, professor?

Prof to Orwell: Hold My Beer

Georgetown law professor: Americans are ‘slaves’ to the U.S. Constitution [More]

The totalitarians find all those restraints on their absolute power oppressive.

It’s no coincidence that this is what they select to teach “law.”

[Via Michael G]

You Won’t Be Needing Those Rights Anyway

Proposed Title IX regulations would roll back essential free speech, due process protections for college students [More]

Hey, if unelected bureaucrats can’t wipe with the Bill of Rights, who can?

[Via Michael G]

The Nutty Professor

There is a link between the “freedom to enslave” and the “freedom to have guns,” according to Boston University Professor Ibram Kendi. [More]

You can get degrees in racist bellyaching?

Socially-applauded hate-mongering sure pays well.

[Via Michael G]

Great Expectations

In a long Twitter thread on Thursday, a Marquette University assistant professor of journalism suggested young reporters may fabricate stories because newspaper journalism standards are too high and because minority reporters might feel racism on the job. [More]

So it’s OK for minorities to be corrupt and incompetent in whatever job they undertake because “white supremacy”…? Matter of fact, that calls for hiring and promotion preferences!

No racism there.

[Via Michael G]

Looks Like We Both Have Other Plans That Day

Professor: White people shouldn’t ask to come to Juneteenth cookout [More]

That’s OK, I’ll be busy anyway.

Looks like Melinda won’t be inviting someone(s) else, either.

No Right to Harass?

Judge Rules Against Ex-UNL Lecturer Who Claimed School Violated Her Rights After She Harassed Conservative Student Group [More]

Right back at’cha with that finger, Marxist hag…

Now go howl somewhere.

[Via Michael G]

First Emmett Till and Now This

Professors claim it’s racist to ask voters to renew registration [More]

Cheapen the whole concept of real racism, anyone?

Ever notice how it’s people of academic privilege always getting their knickers in a wad over stuff like this?

[Via Michael G]

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About “The Only Ones”

So named from a comment by DEA agent Lee Paige, who told a classroom full of kids he was “the only one” qualified to be armed and then promptly shot himself in the foot, the purpose of this feature has never been to bash cops. The only reason I do this is to amass a credible body of evidence to present when those who would deny our right to keep and bear arms use the argument that only government enforcers are professional and trained enough to do so safely and responsibly. And it’s also used to illustrate when those of official status, rank, or privilege, both in law enforcement and in some other government position, get special breaks not available to we commoners, particularly (but not exclusively) when they’re involved in gun-related incidents.