Because JKM, I don’t have a job, I don’t have a life, my mom and dad didn’t love me enough. I did get a job but my degree didn’t help and I was worthy of starting at the top rather than having to work my way up. I have participation trophies from middle school to prove it.
I am bitter and angry that you have worked your way into a lifestyle that I want now without having to work for it.
So, I am going to steal any joy you may have until I get to where I deserve to be and then I will bite the head off of anyone who tries to take it away from me.
A piece of candy? A greeting? An old song by a popular artist?
These people selectively take offense. Apparently Barry Manilow also performed “Baby It’s Cold Outside”.
Nobody made a peep over Barry Manilow doing it. Maybe Dean Martin performing the song with women in mind & a large family to prove it is far more offensive than a man thinking about his now husband manager & performing it.
At one time at least political affiliations among university professors might vary by department, with social science departments having a high percentage, as appears to be the case with Dr. Sprankle.
I remember a French professor back in the ‘80’s who had some feminist sentiments, but they didn’t affect how she taught her class, & she generally only expressed those sentiments in the literature & culture, upper level classes.
Seems even departments that should be neutral, like biology, are getting more leftists. I’ve had coworkers with biology degrees I was quite happy to see leave due to the garbage they spewed on the job about everything from so called white priviledge to the “biological superiority of women”—that is, when they showed up.
According to the article, Ms. Sinclair was place don administrative leave, and a school spokesperson said her memo did not reflect school policy. They also considered Christmas trees and Santa Claus to be secular symbols and therefore permitted in the classroom.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Reminds me of a cat caught in a truck’s fan belt.
That did not sound familiar. I lived in Turkey for awhile. The prayers occur so often that you just dont even hear them anymore after awhile… except the morning one, which wakes you up unless it’s hot and you have the AC on. Just something different in that video. Maybe there are differences between Turkey and Arab countries. Never been to an Arab country.
We need to ban Islam from our land, and deport all Muslims. And then ban anyone who fails to recognize the predominance of the Christian faith in America. Christmas should be compulsory in all public schools, it would be one thing the bankrupt liberal gay loving educaitonal system would actually get right.
Same in Turkey. I was referring to the specific cadence of the call and syllables that seemed different. Turkish has Arabic mixed in but is not actually Arabic so I guess that explains it.
I like what I heard in Turkey. Did not like the video in this thread.
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