http://www.foxsports.com/college-fo...verage/mizzou-protest-is-total-charade-110915
Here's a video he includes embedded in his article:
As Clay says, "the Mizzou protest officially hit post-satire status." It is shocking to me how little college students and COMMUNICATION PROFESSORS understand about the Constitution. And peaceful protest. And logic. There's a kid, who is also a student, trying to do his job and document things (i.e. take photos) and they forcefully remove him and tell him he's violating their rights. It is beyond stupid.
Racism is bad. Yup. And stupid people saying racist things is bad. I think we all agree with that. Beyond that, I'm just totally lost as to what's going on. And you all know that I normally skew "liberal" (for lack of a better term) on social issues such as this. I'm often critical of government, police and others in position of authority when encountering racial injustice. But this? What? I don't even know what else to say.
Anyway, watch the above video and be astounded at the ignorance (though you will never be as blown away by ignorance as that poor cameraman was) and read Clay's comments, because they're hilarious.
And am I the only one who thinks that if Mizzou was competing for the SEC East title like they were this time each of the last two years, people probably wouldn't be as upset and far fewer students would be involved in the protests?
Here's a video he includes embedded in his article:
As Clay says, "the Mizzou protest officially hit post-satire status." It is shocking to me how little college students and COMMUNICATION PROFESSORS understand about the Constitution. And peaceful protest. And logic. There's a kid, who is also a student, trying to do his job and document things (i.e. take photos) and they forcefully remove him and tell him he's violating their rights. It is beyond stupid.
Racism is bad. Yup. And stupid people saying racist things is bad. I think we all agree with that. Beyond that, I'm just totally lost as to what's going on. And you all know that I normally skew "liberal" (for lack of a better term) on social issues such as this. I'm often critical of government, police and others in position of authority when encountering racial injustice. But this? What? I don't even know what else to say.
Anyway, watch the above video and be astounded at the ignorance (though you will never be as blown away by ignorance as that poor cameraman was) and read Clay's comments, because they're hilarious.
And am I the only one who thinks that if Mizzou was competing for the SEC East title like they were this time each of the last two years, people probably wouldn't be as upset and far fewer students would be involved in the protests?
