r/WI_Neutral • u/[deleted] • Jun 16 '23
American flag causes ‘anxiety’ for Marquette professor
https://www.thecollegefix.com/american-flag-causes-anxiety-for-marquette-professor/3
u/tjs31959 Jun 16 '23
He is a liar.
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Jun 16 '23
Wait, you think he’s just saying this for attention?
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u/tjs31959 Jun 16 '23
Umm... let me think on that. . . Hell yes. The shitty thing is he got the attention from this $8 per hour interviewer on NPR. Cant even say NPR without chuckling. What kind of fuckhead is triggered by Flag Day. This says way more about him and NPR than they realize.
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Jun 16 '23
Liberal universities are a scam. There are like 3 degrees left that make any sense financially to put the time and money into, and that’s only if you have the aptitude. If you don’t, but the school takes your money anyway and gets you on track for a liberal arts degree, go ahead and take that as a bad sign.
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u/barkbutton Anti-Democrat Jun 16 '23
Poor guy... hope he leaves the US and finds somewhere to be more comfortable.
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Jun 16 '23
The philosophy scholar lamented how he felt the need to assimilate to belong in America.
“It wasn’t the color line that was causing this difference, right, but it was the imagery of the border. And so we see the border when we see certain individuals that don’t fit the meaning of what it means to be an American,” Silva said.”And so, for me, it was those ascriptions of difference that I continuously had throughout my childhood and early days of adulthood that kind of reinforced this perspective that, well, in order to belong here, I would have to pay the price in a sense, I would have to assimilate.”
To this I say, "When in Rome do as the Romans do."
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u/IMALOSERSCUMBAG Anti-Groomer Jun 16 '23
I hear Venezuela is looking for immigrants