Leftism, The Moral Analogue Of Bone Cancer

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Why students are in debt, part 6,493:

Rutgers University’s Brittney Cooper… an associate professor of Women’s and Gender Studies and Africana Studies… says that the very concept of time itself is racially biased. In an interview with NPR last week, Cooper said that the way we “position ourselves in relationship to time comes out of histories of European and Western thought”; in other words, “white people own time.”

Rutgers professor: Even the concept of time is racist - The College Fix

According to our feminist educator, time “doesn’t feel linear” for black people – all of them, presumably - because, she says, they live with “the residue of past historical trauma.” You see, for “African-American folks,” the present “feels like the past” – specifically, “narratives of race that are rooted in violence and a lack of freedom” – i.e., slavery – “can become our reality again at any moment.”
 
Why students are in debt, part 6,493:

Rutgers University’s Brittney Cooper… an associate professor of Women’s and Gender Studies and Africana Studies… says that the very concept of time itself is racially biased. In an interview with NPR last week, Cooper said that the way we “position ourselves in relationship to time comes out of histories of European and Western thought”; in other words, “white people own time.”

Rutgers professor: Even the concept of time is racist - The College Fix

According to our feminist educator, time “doesn’t feel linear” for black people – all of them, presumably - because, she says, they live with “the residue of past historical trauma.” You see, for “African-American folks,” the present “feels like the past” – specifically, “narratives of race that are rooted in violence and a lack of freedom” – i.e., slavery – “can become our reality again at any moment.”
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uuhhhhmmmmmm..... where's it say anything about "leftism"?
 
Why students are in debt, part 6,493:

Rutgers University’s Brittney Cooper… an associate professor of Women’s and Gender Studies and Africana Studies… says that the very concept of time itself is racially biased. In an interview with NPR last week, Cooper said that the way we “position ourselves in relationship to time comes out of histories of European and Western thought”; in other words, “white people own time.”

Rutgers professor: Even the concept of time is racist - The College Fix

According to our feminist educator, time “doesn’t feel linear” for black people – all of them, presumably - because, she says, they live with “the residue of past historical trauma.” You see, for “African-American folks,” the present “feels like the past” – specifically, “narratives of race that are rooted in violence and a lack of freedom” – i.e., slavery – “can become our reality again at any moment.”
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uuhhhhmmmmmm..... where's it say anything about "leftism"?
That’s funny.
 
Why students are in debt, part 6,493:

Rutgers University’s Brittney Cooper… an associate professor of Women’s and Gender Studies and Africana Studies… says that the very concept of time itself is racially biased. In an interview with NPR last week, Cooper said that the way we “position ourselves in relationship to time comes out of histories of European and Western thought”; in other words, “white people own time.”

Rutgers professor: Even the concept of time is racist - The College Fix

According to our feminist educator, time “doesn’t feel linear” for black people – all of them, presumably - because, she says, they live with “the residue of past historical trauma.” You see, for “African-American folks,” the present “feels like the past” – specifically, “narratives of race that are rooted in violence and a lack of freedom” – i.e., slavery – “can become our reality again at any moment.”
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uuhhhhmmmmmm..... where's it say anything about "leftism"?
That’s funny.

No, it's unanswerable.
 
Why students are in debt, part 6,493:

Rutgers University’s Brittney Cooper… an associate professor of Women’s and Gender Studies and Africana Studies… says that the very concept of time itself is racially biased. In an interview with NPR last week, Cooper said that the way we “position ourselves in relationship to time comes out of histories of European and Western thought”; in other words, “white people own time.”

Rutgers professor: Even the concept of time is racist - The College Fix

According to our feminist educator, time “doesn’t feel linear” for black people – all of them, presumably - because, she says, they live with “the residue of past historical trauma.” You see, for “African-American folks,” the present “feels like the past” – specifically, “narratives of race that are rooted in violence and a lack of freedom” – i.e., slavery – “can become our reality again at any moment.”
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uuhhhhmmmmmm..... where's it say anything about "leftism"?
Your technicality schtick is so fucking boring pogo. Seriously.
My 10 year old could probably read that and determine why weatherman said that.
Goddamn dude..
 
Why students are in debt, part 6,493:

Rutgers University’s Brittney Cooper… an associate professor of Women’s and Gender Studies and Africana Studies… says that the very concept of time itself is racially biased. In an interview with NPR last week, Cooper said that the way we “position ourselves in relationship to time comes out of histories of European and Western thought”; in other words, “white people own time.”

Rutgers professor: Even the concept of time is racist - The College Fix

According to our feminist educator, time “doesn’t feel linear” for black people – all of them, presumably - because, she says, they live with “the residue of past historical trauma.” You see, for “African-American folks,” the present “feels like the past” – specifically, “narratives of race that are rooted in violence and a lack of freedom” – i.e., slavery – “can become our reality again at any moment.”
.
uuhhhhmmmmmm..... where's it say anything about "leftism"?
Your technicality schtick is so fucking boring pogo. Seriously.
My 10 year old could probably read that and determine why weatherman said that.
Goddamn dude..
Yep any intelligence knowledge or academic interest is now leftist...
 
Why students are in debt, part 6,493:

Rutgers University’s Brittney Cooper… an associate professor of Women’s and Gender Studies and Africana Studies… says that the very concept of time itself is racially biased. In an interview with NPR last week, Cooper said that the way we “position ourselves in relationship to time comes out of histories of European and Western thought”; in other words, “white people own time.”

Rutgers professor: Even the concept of time is racist - The College Fix

According to our feminist educator, time “doesn’t feel linear” for black people – all of them, presumably - because, she says, they live with “the residue of past historical trauma.” You see, for “African-American folks,” the present “feels like the past” – specifically, “narratives of race that are rooted in violence and a lack of freedom” – i.e., slavery – “can become our reality again at any moment.”
.
uuhhhhmmmmmm..... where's it say anything about "leftism"?
Your technicality schtick is so fucking boring pogo. Seriously.
My 10 year old could probably read that and determine why weatherman said that.
Goddamn dude..
Yep any intelligence knowledge or academic interest is now leftist...
This is as funny as you Leftards denying your love of socialism for the past 6 decades.
 
Why students are in debt, part 6,493:

Rutgers University’s Brittney Cooper… an associate professor of Women’s and Gender Studies and Africana Studies… says that the very concept of time itself is racially biased. In an interview with NPR last week, Cooper said that the way we “position ourselves in relationship to time comes out of histories of European and Western thought”; in other words, “white people own time.”

Rutgers professor: Even the concept of time is racist - The College Fix

According to our feminist educator, time “doesn’t feel linear” for black people – all of them, presumably - because, she says, they live with “the residue of past historical trauma.” You see, for “African-American folks,” the present “feels like the past” – specifically, “narratives of race that are rooted in violence and a lack of freedom” – i.e., slavery – “can become our reality again at any moment.”
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uuhhhhmmmmmm..... where's it say anything about "leftism"?
Your technicality schtick is so fucking boring pogo. Seriously.
My 10 year old could probably read that and determine why weatherman said that.
Goddamn dude..

Oh I'm not saying I don't know why he went there.

I'm saying there's no bridge that can do it. That's what we call a "leap".

Matter of fact as soon as I saw this thread I used it as a classic example of what I was talking about with another paid poster running the same charade. That would be over here, if you're scoring at home. Or even if you're by yourself.

Same pattern, same thing, same objective.
 
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Why students are in debt, part 6,493:

Rutgers University’s Brittney Cooper… an associate professor of Women’s and Gender Studies and Africana Studies… says that the very concept of time itself is racially biased. In an interview with NPR last week, Cooper said that the way we “position ourselves in relationship to time comes out of histories of European and Western thought”; in other words, “white people own time.”

Rutgers professor: Even the concept of time is racist - The College Fix

According to our feminist educator, time “doesn’t feel linear” for black people – all of them, presumably - because, she says, they live with “the residue of past historical trauma.” You see, for “African-American folks,” the present “feels like the past” – specifically, “narratives of race that are rooted in violence and a lack of freedom” – i.e., slavery – “can become our reality again at any moment.”
.
uuhhhhmmmmmm..... where's it say anything about "leftism"?
Your technicality schtick is so fucking boring pogo. Seriously.
My 10 year old could probably read that and determine why weatherman said that.
Goddamn dude..

Oh I'm not saying I don't know why he went there.

I'm saying there's no bridge that can do it. That's what we call a "leap".

Matter of fact as soon as I saw this thread I used it as a classic example of what I was talking about with another paid poster running the same charade. That would be over here, if you're scoring at home. Or even if you're by yourself.

Same pattern, same thing, same objective.
Like I said. Bone cancer. In your case, brain cancer.
 

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