Tue, Mar 26, 2019 11:36 p.m.
"The big lie continues: Why does the Times keep trying to call minority underachievement on tests for schools open to all races and all neighborhoods "segregation," instead of minority underachievement and a debate over testing?"
https://twitter.com/jriley8832/status/1110538912550866944
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ReplyDeleteThe decision to drop charges against Jussie Smollett was by Cook County States Attorney Kim Foxx, who unlike her name suggests, is an unattractive corpulent black woman. Shocker: https://coed.com/2019/03/26/meet-kim-foxx-state-attorney-who-dropped-jussie-smollett-charges/
This all happened after Foxx initially recused herself from the case and had questionable communications with relatives of Smollett and Tina Tchen, a corpulent unattractive Asian woman who was Michelle Obama’s former Chief of Staff. Another fat fag hag...ooops, I mean rubenesque "woman of color"..Is there a pattern here?
Geraldo Rivera, usually a diversity loon and liberal fruitcake has a moment of lucidity and lambastes Jussie Smollett in this article: https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/geraldo-rivera-jussie-smollett-gets-away-with-a-double-hoax
This excerpt from the article is from Joe Magats, one of Foxx's minions parroting the party line:
In a tweet to The New York Times, Joe Magats, the first assistant state’s attorney, explained that dropping charges against Smollett was all a matter of priorities. “Here's the thing – we work to prioritize violent crime and the drivers of violent crime. Public safety is our number one priority. I don't see Jussie Smollett as a threat to public safety."
You believe that horse manure I've got a bridge to sell you. The state's attorney office is circling the wagons and sending out virtue signals to fend off critics and enlist public support.
Most colored kids hate school. Do poorly in school, not interested in school, just do bad. Very troublesome for the good kids that want to learn too.
ReplyDelete"Geraldo Rivera, usually a diversity loon and liberal fruitcake has a moment of lucidity and lambastes Jussie Smollet"
ReplyDeleteWhen even Jerry Rivers says something like that you know there IS a terrible problem.
"Why does the Times keep trying to call minority underachievement on tests for schools open to all races and all neighborhoods “segregation,” instead of minority underachievement and a debate over testing?"
ReplyDeleteAs the old Right Guard commercials used to say, "Anything less would be uncivilized"