university of edinburgh loses £2 million after renaming David Hume Tower, when “students” condemned polymath for “discriminatory” remarks he’d made in 1742

By N.S.

I delivered a paper at a philosophy conference at Cornell University in 1994. I believe the title was “Trinmity: The University, the Church, and the State.”

A middle-aged, tenured, Cornell philosophy professor named Lenn something delivered a paper denouncing Kant (1724-1804) and Hume (1711-1776) as “racists.”

Even though the two lived in countries which had yet to be “integrated,” they knew quite a bit about negroes—much more than today’s racial socialists.

Hume was, with Kant, one of the two greatest philosophers of the modern world. Hume was also an historian and diplomat.

The only good news in this was that supporters of Edinburgh cut their donations by about 9%. But that’s not nearly enough. There must be massive cuts in the budgets of Western antiversities, and the racial socialist thugs—“students,” “faculty,” “staff” and “administrators” must be violently, terminally ousted, with extreme prejudice.

university loses £2m of donations after renaming David Hume tower.

After they cancelled the philosopher, 24 donations and 12 legacies were “withdrawn in response to the renaming.” #GowokeGobroke @EdinburghUni pic.twitter.com/6bYZNx5DQk

Save Our Statues (@_SaveOurStatues) July 20, 2022