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University of OK Expels Students For Racist Chant
University of Oklahoma Expels Two Students Tied to Racist Chant Video - NBC News
Two students have now been expelled after a copy of a film surfaced over the week-end in which they were leading a racist chant. The fraternity was closed down yesterday, and all student were told to vacate the building by today. SAE has also cut all ties with the OK chapter. Kudos to OK University President David Boren for stepping in and taking immediate action. These kids parents must be so proud of their sons. |
SAE Identifies Beauton Gilbow As House Mother Who Appeared to Use Epithet - NBC News
Now the SAE fraternity has identified a house mother at the frat house who was identified on a video using racial epithet. |
I agree with the exclusion of the fraternity from the University; however, I do not agree with expelling the students. Let them face the reality of their hateful actions from their peers on campus.
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I also agree that the fraternity should be disbanded, as individuals represent that organization. On the other hand, I'm a strong advocate of free speech. I was angry when those (Westboro Baptist Church) idiots would protest at Iraq War veterans funerals claiming, "God hates Fags!" etc... And I'm also unsympathetic to Univ of Calif., Irvine student government kids that banned the US flag from be flown on campus. BUT... unfortunately... FREE SPEECH at the individual level must be protected, as vile as it is, sometimes. Therefore, ban the fraternity, counsel the students, but you can't prosecute/punish them for exercising their constitutionally-protected free speech. This is one of those occasions where we all agree their speech is horrible, but nevertheless (should be) protected. |
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Having said that, I'm kind of surprised that free speech is so abridged on a college campus as those youngins' often say very controversial things. But, you may be right... |
Maybe the fraternity was auditioning for internships at Fox News?
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I hear a lot of people feigning outrage over this incident but I've seen more news coverage about these dumb, insensitive kids singing that song then I did the actual damage the looters did in Ferganson. Added to the continuing assult on law inforcement my empathy is running low this minority.
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If it weren't for AG Holder, there would be no firings in Ferguson, probably promotions instead.
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innuendo |ˌinyo͞oˈendō| noun (pl. innuendoes or innuendos) an allusive or oblique remark or hint |
What was chanted in OK, was wrong.
I remind you however of the chants in black lodges, the chants of black "ministers", and add that if this chant was done by a black rapper, talking of whites, it rockets to #1 on the charts. This is very unfortunate, but actually is "lite" for the normal, accepted everyday lyrics in popular rap songs, as well as said in so called "preaching" on the streets, YET that appears to be tolerable. Some like to incite and ignore |
There are many sides to this rubic's cube. First, the type of idealism that moves kids to march in protests for any/all causes also appears in songs and chants on buses. the passionate young.
Political correctness has gotten so out of hand that the slightest perception or misconception of a word or a party costume etc sets college students to over react. ie can you believe the guy showed up dressed like an priest call the political correct police no religion in this school These same college/university students/professors who are highly offended and angered at what they perceive as racist, sexist, etc are the same sort of college/university students/professors that are showing themselves to be anti-semitics. The students in question are protected under the First Amendment, unless of course your a white male, christian and patriotic then you only qualify as an offender and never the one being offended. Yes the students should be censured/disciplined for their faux pas but for God sake the liberals figuratively want to beat them to death. Liberals have in this instance and others recently literally tried to totally destroy people's lives over silliness like this. What happened to "stick and stones will break my bones but names will never matter"? The fraternity and the University showed no political courage and allowed the politically correct/ thought police to run them out of town. I am getting so tired of elitist educators turning their noses up at the rest of us. Its enough to make you want tobarf Obama/Holder/de Blasio/Sharpton ,etc have done more recently to opened up a wound that was healing quite well. Welcome to back to the future |
The one student in the video who seems to be doing most of the singing was really stupid. He obviously knew he was being videoed and that it very well could appear on YouTube. Once on there, it stays basically forever.
Just think what this could mean in a job interview in the future. He ain't gonna get the job. This can follow him for life. Tell your grandkids to be very careful of what they say in a public setting as it could come back to haunt them in the future. |
I fully agree they should have been expelled and that the frat should be disbanded. Freedom of speech should not be squelched, but people should expect consequences for those actions.
However, it is disturbing, when saying the n-word is automatically interpreted as a definite, imminent threat to do mortal harm to someone, when in reality, the person saying it probably would NOT harm a black person physically OR emotionally NOR in an employer-employee or educational opportunity situation. What if they sang outside the campus church on an obese woman's wedding day (as kids used to chant…): "Here comes the bride Would THAT be interpreted as "hate speech" meriting expulsion from the school, because of an interpreted threat of "frying the bride in oil"?? I think some of the things said/chanted are being interpreted into something much worse, like physical/educational/employment harm, when really it was some drunken idiots singing drunken songs! To me it's pretty scary that they are being treated like would-be MURDERERS! |
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These fraternity kids from OK exactly how many stores did they rob? How many autos did they set on fire? How many rocks, cans sticks, etc did they throw at cops? How many innocent people did they accost?
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I would say anti-racist. The racist was the one who asked how many cars the students set on fire or looted stores. The racist was comparing the expulsion of fraternity brothers who were dumb enough to chant racist songs on YouTube to black marchers who turned violent. Neither should be condoned. As far as KKK talk, stop it. |
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it must be difficult trying to see through the belly button:1rotfl:
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Actually, given your steady stream of vituperative rants, I've concluded your suffering from some type of breakdown, or are possibly mentally deranged. You truly need to get a grip ... |
Expulsion was harsh.
However, maybe being suspended for a year would have been more justified. Of course, the reason for suspension would go on permanent record and transcripts. Community service is treated as a joke by college kids, especially frat rats. |
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The sad thing is you people see no fault in your posts. Look up the term "cultural relativity"! You demonstrate absolutely no compassion, just hate and not well disguised racism. |
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Every single post of yours expresses hate and a lack of compassion for those of us with beliefs different than yours. All of your posts attack those with a different view as racist and bigoted. |
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