We're reaching levels of alt-leftism that shouldn't even be possible!

Lol

I miss the good ol' days, when a chalking involved bad cockney accents, decent special effects, and a song & dance number

Let me take a wild guess here... In the days before this went down there was on event on campus where SJWs put chalk on the sidewalk and then magically later on there is "anti-x" chalk.

(09-20-2017 09:59 PM)Bull_Is_Back Wrote:  Let me take a wild guess here... In the days before this went down there was on event on campus where SJWs put chalk on the sidewalk and then magically later on there is "anti-x" chalk.

No, in anticipation for Milo's Free Speech Week, UC-Berkeley conservatives and libertarians chalked their campus with pro-MAGA messages and memes, and the alt-leftists are so unhinged that they interpreted the chalkings as violence, stayed up until 1:30 am scrubbing them off, and are vowing to conduct an investigation.

Emory in Atlanta is even worse. If you pay over $50,000 a year for a college education apparently you should earn a special 'snowflake stupidity' status.

OH NOOOOOO... THE BIG BAD CHALK WORDS SCARE ME

Emory president: Students scared by ‘Trump 2016’ chalk signs
Originally published March 23, 2016

ATLANTA (AP) — A flurry of chalk scrawls supporting Donald Trump on the Emory University campus sparked a demonstration by students who demanded and were granted a meeting with the president, saying the messages made them feel concerned and frightened. At least one of them said he got death threats after the protest.

The students viewed the messages as intimidation, and they voiced “genuine concern and pain” as a result, Emory President Jim Wagner wrote Tuesday, one day after meeting with 40 to 50 student demonstrators.

The Atlanta university on Wednesday provided The Associated Press with a copy of Wagner’s letter, in which he said students confronted by Trump’s name in chalk “heard a message about values regarding diversity and respect that clash with Emory’s own.”

Students at Monday’s protest chanted, “You are not listening! Come speak to us, we are in pain!” shortly before Wagner agreed to meet with them, Emory’s student newspaper, The Wheel, reported.

Slogans such as “Trump 2016” were written in chalk on campus sidewalks and some buildings sometime during the weekend. At least one of the chalk messages stated “Build a wall,” said one of the students at the protest, Jonathan Peraza, 19, who said he is of Latino heritage and went to high school in suburban Atlanta.

“That is a direct reference to brown people on campus,” Peraza told The Associated Press Wednesday, adding that “we feel unsafe on our campus.”

“It was an intentional way to rile students up and intimidate those of us who feel we are in danger with this presidential candidate,” Peraza said. “We do feel that our lives are in danger with his campaign and the violence that he’s been inciting.”

Peraza said that since the demonstration, he’s received death threats on social media, including a picture of a gravestone with his name on it. He’s forwarded the threats to Emory administrators, he said.

Peraza said he was not the leader the protest, but was one of many demonstrators.

“We’re getting targets put on our backs because we’re speaking out for the things that we need,” he said. “I’m literally watching my back all over campus.”

Another student protester, Lolade Oshin, 20, said no one is trying to take away anyone’s First Amendment right to free speech.

“Nobody ever told anybody that they can’t vote for Donald Trump,” Oshin said.

She and other students are frustrated, she said, at what they perceive as rhetoric from university officials and not enough concrete actions to promote tolerance.

“If there were pro-Hitler things around the campus or swastikas, Emory would have taken a stance on it,” she said. In October 2014, Emory University officials said the FBI had joined an investigation into swastikas that were painted on the exterior of a historically Jewish fraternity house.

Oshin said she’s meeting Friday with Emory administrators, who have been working for months on several policy changes, which Wagner outlined in his letter to students.

The changes include refinements to the school’s “bias incident reporting and response procedure,” Wagner wrote. Emory is also taking steps to have regular opportunities for “difficult dialogues,” he wrote.


http://www.seattletimes.com/nation-world...alk-signs/

"decided it was okay to threaten communities via chalk"...



lololololololoololololololoolololollollol. Stop, breathe. lololoolololololololoolol

Does 4 square flip these flakes out? hopscotch (culturally insensitive BTW? What if those were "endorsed" by their being painted?

My goodness, the gentle souls. Daddy done failed someone.

We are frucked

Feels like a false flag.

(09-21-2017 07:30 AM)PlainTiger Wrote:  Feels like a false flag.

Nope.



https://asuc.org/jcordova/

(09-21-2017 01:09 PM)Kronke Wrote:  

(09-21-2017 07:30 AM)PlainTiger Wrote:  Feels like a false flag.

Nope.

(09-21-2017 12:13 AM)TigerBlue4Ever Wrote:  We are frucked

Couldn't have said it better myself.

I think at this point it's clear that we simply have to ban assault chalk.

(09-21-2017 01:09 PM)Kronke Wrote:  

(09-21-2017 07:30 AM)PlainTiger Wrote:  Feels like a false flag.

Nope.



https://asuc.org/jcordova/

Well... this person has much better chance of picking up a date on a Friday night... nothing but options.. everywhere she/him looks...

when anything goes... everything is an opportunity...

(09-21-2017 01:09 PM)Kronke Wrote:  

(09-21-2017 07:30 AM)PlainTiger Wrote:  Feels like a false flag.

Nope.



https://asuc.org/jcordova/

WHAT. THE. ACTUAL. ****. IS. THAT?

Milo taking it up another notch.

(09-21-2017 01:09 PM)Kronke Wrote:  

(09-21-2017 07:30 AM)PlainTiger Wrote:  Feels like a false flag.

Nope.

I was just trying to say that the leftists did the chalking, just to stir up controversy. did I use the false flag term wrongly?

And regardless, nothing I posted deserved that picture to be put here. I can never unsee that!

EDIT: Pic was so bad I had to take it out.

(09-21-2017 03:16 PM)PlainTiger Wrote:  

(09-21-2017 01:09 PM)Kronke Wrote:  

(09-21-2017 07:30 AM)PlainTiger Wrote:  Feels like a false flag.

Nope.

I was just trying to say that the leftists did the chalking, just to stir up controversy. did I use the false flag term wrongly?

And regardless, nothing I posted deserved that picture to be put here. I can never unsee that!

EDIT: Pic was so bad I had to take it out.

No, you used the term right, I just misunderstood you. I thought you meant the response from Mrs. Cordova was fake, and posted by someone pretending to be her to mock the alt-left. The link I provided links to the same Facebook page that the screenshot is from, which confirms it's authenticity.

As for the chalking being a false flag, I think the fact that the messages and memes were about Pepe, James Damore, Bannon, Google, fake news, etc., and not about Nazis and the KKK (which the alt-left tries to paint Milo as, even though he had nothing to do with them), makes it more likely that Milo and the members of the Berkeley Patriot were behind it.

"The students viewed the messages as intimidation, and they voiced genuine concern... "

Ah no, I suspect that it was cynically fabricated concern.

Well, I just hope it wasn't Chinese Chalk that was used. Chinese chalk is a pesticide that is used to kill cockroaches, spiders and every imaginable insect you want to get rid of. If it was Chinese Chalk there's going to be a lot of dead Liberalturds as they are the worst cockroaches in the world.