What’s The Opposite Of Diversity?

17 Replies to “What’s The Opposite Of Diversity?”

1. “Segregation now, segregation tomorrow, and segregation forever!” George Wallace, Jan. 14, 1963

   The more things change, the more they stay the same.

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      well, you can’t expect these poor black kids
      to sip from the same drinking fountains as
      their oppressors.

      mlk! mlk!

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2. Segregated campus life is just a logical extension of Black Studies programs, both are forms of cultural Marxist nihilism designed to breakdown civil order and peace in furthering the revolution.

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      “Are we fighting against racism today or do we
      just want to put it under new management?”

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3. Hmm. I wonder what they’d do if an Asian student came up to one of their formal meetings and asked, innocently, if they were supposed to use the coloured people only drinking fountains, or the whites only drinking fountains?

   A white student would be expelled, but someone who’s not visibly white should remind them of history.

4. Back to the future. What’s that word I use to describe those who lack any intellectual ability?

   1. I thought segregation was a BAD thing. What happened?

5. Hey, as a pasty-faced cracker, I’m good with that. No dindus in my dorm, less violence and drug problems.

6. The most astonishing thing about identity politics is how overtly bigoted and fascist it is in the name of battling bigoty and fascism. The second most astonishing thing is the number of people who willing to support this vile philosphy, seemingly blind or uncaring about its flaws. Apparently, professing to have good intentions is enough to convince them.

   1. I remember reading about something like this from an old book. Something about “take the log out of your own eye before pointing out the mote in your neighbour’s eye”.

      Antifa are not cursed with self-awareness.

7. I have been to a number of zoos in my lifetime.. Everyone has one of these.

8. Most degrees are useless so who really GAF.

9. I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character.

   I have a dream today!

   I have a dream that one day, down in Alabama, with its vicious racists, with its governor having his lips dripping with the words of “interposition” and “nullification” — one day right there in Alabama little black boys and black girls will be able to join hands with little white boys and white girls as sisters and brothers.

   Why is BLM trying to chisel MLK Jr’s. words out of American History Books? Why are they actively working AGAINST the righteous call for total integration and assimilation?

   Sorry … but those are the words that THIS former radical hippie believed and still believes. Who knew such beliefs would become … “EXTREME Right Wing”. To believe a different colored skin is no different than mine. That a different skin does not “need” special treatment. Would become … “EXTREME Right Wing”

   1. Small children don’t see the difference and play happily together. Racism is a learned thing. The irony seems lost on these radicals that want segregation. Their racism is just as extreme in the other direction. The difference now, is because of the racism that their social group had experienced in the past, somehow allows them to get a pass now, as if it’s somehow deserving for whitey to experience it the way they did, just to make it fair. It is just as wrong now, as it was then, but it seems that only they are allowed to be racist now, and they do get away with it. One would think that with that fact of their shared past experience as a guide, they would not want any part of it. The older blacks lived it, and mostly appear to not want a repeat. The younger ones not so much, as they didn’t experience it so blatantly, and are also way more militant. Perhaps that is the reason they are pushing back, because of the stories and memories of their parents and grandparents, they certainly didn’t get the brunt of it directly themselves. It’s a difficult thing to unpack intelligently.

10. There is probably a shit ton of black people walking around with WTF? balloons over their heads after hearing of this crap.

11. Are they contemplating separate water fountains and letting black people can have their privacy at the back of the bus. Who am I to object? We’ve come a long way baby.

12. The only form of segregation (aka Identity Politics) that’s unacceptable is paying for their dream state utopia with their own money.