Rebound

There are plenty of Asians who will tell you that they experience racism in America.

You need to call up your doctor and get your meds changed.

Now you say bunch of kids supporting striking grad students is the same thing as flying a passenger jet into a skyscraper. You’re insane.

You said they are violent. They are not. You’re just full of nonsense. These students will learn a lot through this experience. It’s very healthy.

You said they are violent. You are full of shlt. Besides you being full of shlt, of the people paying to be there are not allowed to be there, then who is allowed to be there? They haven’t been charged with trespassing, because they aren’t.

They are registered students at the university. They paid their (exorbitant) tuition.

Uh huh. That’s your pathetic excuse for Florida being an academic shlthole. That, and you being so stupid that you think the only Nobel Prizes are given out for Peace.

Race is an imaginary construct. It is not real.

What you’re describing is a peaceful, non-violent protest, you numbskull.

I didn’t list all 44 universities that came before Miami U. I listed the first (Harvard), the second (Berkeley) and then all of the California schools on the list, all which come before Miami. You can click the link and see the list for yourself

What violence was threatened? The article doesn’t mention any threats of violence. You must be lying your ass off again. While you’re at it, tell us which of those well educated states are running deficits.

Here’s a list of US Universities, ranked by the number of Nobel prize winners. The best that the loser state of Florida has is 45th place, the University of Miami, with a measly seven Nobel prize winners. Which goes to show you that Florida is pathetic in education, and California ROCKS. Harvard? 161 Nobel Prize Winners University of California, Berkeley: 110 (UC Berkeley has so many Nobel winners in its current faculty that they have special parking lots reserved for Nobel Laureates only). Stanford, in California: 84 California Institute of Technology: 76 University of California, San Diego: 27 UCLA: 25 University of California, Santa Barbara: 14 University of California, San Francisco: 10 University of Southern California: 10 University of California, Irvine: 7 (finally!!!) in 45th place: University of Miami: 7 https://www.bestmastersprograms.org/most-nobel-prize-winners/

Hey, Google “Florida Man” sometime. Lessee… Florida Man throws Christmas tree at wife Florida Man throws kittens out of SUV on highway Your schools are great? Florida seventh grader arrested for threatening to shoot other students …I can go in all day…

That’s the first time anyone’s ever been hit in school bathroom.

What a load of crap. Suddenly conservatives are pretending to give a shlt about fair labor practices.

Our media sources don’t talk about this because it’s a bunch of BS that’s written for stupid people. Congress cannot indict people, they can impeach people. The SCOTUS has nothing to do with removal of Congresspeople; the Constitution spells out this process. This is how we know you’re filling your brain with nonsense and lies.

Harvard University https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2021/02/solving-racial-disparities-in-policing/

Shh! Don’t tell them!

How can a “corporate lean” be liberal?

Interesting report. Remember: "Decile" means 1/10th or 10% of the total population (all 50 states + DC). “There's still a clear and dramatic correlation between how much of the population has been 2-dose vaccinated and its COVID death rate since May 1, 2021. The least-vaccinated decile has a death rate ~3.4x higher than the most-vaccinated decile.” “what's even more disturbing is how closely the death rate by partisan lean matches the death rate by vaccination rate; they're almost mirror images of each other: The death rate since May 1, 2021 in the reddest tenth of the country is still over 3.0x higher than in the bluest tenth.” Full details and methodology: https://acasignups.net/22/09/11/september-update-covid-death-rates-partisan-lean-vaccination-rate

Yes, Ted Nugent.

No, I am not willing to admit that at all. Black people are pulled over more often. They are followed by police and security guards more often. They are suspected more often. They are searched more often. Once charged, they are convicted far more often. And unless you control for all of those variables, you cannot conclude whether, and by how much, black people commit more crime. Without a multivariate regression, it cannot be determined.

I get your bullishly. You want to twist things into very specific questions, like claiming that racism cannot be institutional if no law establishes it. So I’ll play your stupid game; it’s easy: Every single black man ever killed by a police officer was, legally, innocent. Therefore, every single black person killed on a street by a white police officer meets your criteria. Whether the cop was racist or not is unprovable and therefore, irrelevant in answering your question.

The 2022 midterms were by any measure a Democrat victory. You simply need to compare these results to historical midterm results. The only better performance was Bush, and that was in the immediate aftermath of 9/11. The GOP House majority is so slim that they STILL haven’t been able to pick a leader. The Democrats did, unanimously, by the way. I don’t see how the House will pass any legislation unless moderate Republicans work with the Democrats. I think the truth for the GOP is that they would be far better served if they gave up on their dingbat extremists and embraced moderates. The heart of Republican politics is small, fiscally conservative government, although the last Republican President to actually adopt that was Herbert Hoover. Eisenhower, Nixon, Reagan, Bush, Bush and Trump were all massive spenders. Bill Clinton was the only true fiscal conservative President we’ve had in our lifetimes, and if he’d been an R, the GOP would adore him.

You look for the truth you want to hear. but that is not research. I studied data analytics and demographics at the graduate level and a major university and I know how to sort through data. I got into the field long ago, hoping we could find the truth behind people’s opinions. But sadly, we wound up with people twisting data into lies.