Disgusted with Progressives

• CenterBHSFan

  

  HitsRus;1852844 wrote:It's scary to think that these people actually exist. It's even more scary how well meaning people are being duped into legitimatizing and supporting this under some sort of misguided "resistance " to Trump. Our institutions and the underpinnings of our society are under attack and most are completely oblivious.

  I'm just waiting on the little twats to organize a showing-up at some place in West Virginia, Kentucky, Alabama, Tennessee, etc.
• iclfan2

  

  Anyone see the douche bags at Notre Dame walking out on Pence's speech? I'm sure their $40k humanities degree will get them far in life.
  If someone spoke that I disagreed with that much (Pelosi, Reid, etc) I just wouldn't go to graduation. Walking out is dumb.
  
  
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• SportsAndLady

  

  iclfan2;1854205 wrote:Anyone see the douche bags at Notre Dame walking out on Pence's speech? I'm sure their $40k humanities degree will get them far in life.
  If someone spoke that I disagreed with that much (Pelosi, Reid, etc) I just wouldn't go to graduation. Walking out is dumb.
  
  
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  I was at ND's graduation ceremony last year, and Biden spoke. I don't like his politics and a lot of his beliefs, but I sat there and listened and respected his speech for the value I found in it.
  
  I didn't get up and walk out because I'm not a self centered douchebag.
• iclfan2

  

  That's why I used Reid and Pelosi. I dislike Obama and Biden but would go if it were them, especially bc of the position they are/ were in. Kinda wish someone would have stood up and called them out, or Pence had.
  
  
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• gut

  You only act this way if you drink the kool-aid and are as ignorant as the people who so outrage and disgust you.
  
  Goes deeper than just being self-centered, I think. They are getting wound-up and put into motion like puppets of a cult. They're brownshirts, and they would hate themselves if they had the clarity of self-awareness.
• ppaw1999

  I don't have a problem with a peaceful walk-out. Better than the Berkeley mob scene. What I have a problem with is why is this newsworthy? 100 "protesters" out of the total number of Notre Dame graduates is what less than 3%? Quite obviously they don't represent the majority of the Notre Dame graduates. Why give them national news coverage?
• sleeper

  

  Pence is a bigot. I think it's more telling that most of the graduating class stayed rather than left; we have a long way to go as a nation.
• like_that

  

  sleeper;1854226 wrote:Pence is a bigot. I think it's more telling that most of the graduating class stayed rather than left; we have a long way to go as a nation.

  Yup, It will get worse before it gets better. Our fellow regressives are promoting segregation and disenfranchisement without even knowing it.
• Con_Alma

  I don't know why this is even a story. Pres. Obama gave a commencement address in 2009???? and graduates protested by walking out. Big deal. There's some 3,100 graduates at Notre Dame this year and a few didn't want to hear the VP. Yawn.
• sleeper

  

  like_that;1854227 wrote:Yup, It will get worse before it gets better. Our fellow regressives are promoting segregation and disenfranchisement without even knowing it.

  Or we could stand up to bigotry instead of endorsing it. If Pence wants to speak at a graduation ceremony perhaps he should stop restricting the rights of others through action and keep his regressive redneck ideology to his own life.
• CenterBHSFan

  

  like_that;1854227 wrote:Yup, It will get worse before it gets better. Our fellow regressives are promoting segregation and disenfranchisement without even knowing it.

  But, I think a good many of them DO know it. They just don't care because it suits their various agendas. Whether Marxism, anarchism or communisim, they align themselves with anybody who also has self-fulfilled grievances so that they can band together and "get things done" By Any Means Necessary.
  
  They are also changing the very definitions of words to suit their purposes. Not to mention the fact that they are propagandizing the meaning of the 1st amendment to label anything that they don't like as hate speech and saying that it is illegal. Then they use this fabrication to push violence at peaceable assemblies.
  
  This is what the democrats are ultimately condensing themselves to. History will not be kind to the democrats of this period.
  
  But I do agree that things can definitely get worse...
• sleeper

  

  CenterBHSFan;1854231 wrote:But, I think a good many of them DO know it. They just don't care because it suits their various agendas. Whether Marxism, anarchism or communisim, they align themselves with anybody who also has self-fulfilled grievances so that they can band together and "get things done" By Any Means Necessary.
  
  They are also changing the very definitions of words to suit their purposes. Not to mention the fact that they are propagandizing the meaning of the 1st amendment to label anything that they don't like as hate speech and saying that it is illegal. Then they use this fabrication to push violence at peaceable assemblies.
  
  This is what the democrats are ultimately condensing themselves to. History will not be kind to the democrats of this period.
  
  But I do agree that things can definitely get worse...

  You've been brainwashed. Good luck!
• friendfromlowry

  Betsy DeVos spoke at FSU's graduation. I'd probably walk out on her but that's about it.
• gut

  I don't think walking out or protesting at a graduation is appropriate. Families are there to see their kids graduate - nobody wants to be subjected to political bullshit on that occasion.
  
  And I thought Trump's remarks at that graduation were wrong, too.
• iclfan2

  

  friendfromlowry;1854244 wrote:Betsy DeVos spoke at FSU's graduation. I'd probably walk out on her but that's about it.

  Who invited that idiot?
  
  
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• friendfromlowry

  gut;1854246 wrote:I don't think walking out or protesting at a graduation is appropriate. Families are there to see their kids graduate - nobody wants to be subjected to political bullshit on that occasion.
  
  And I thought Trump's remarks at that graduation were wrong, too.

  This. There's a time and place. Families and students are there celebrating years of dedication and hard work. No one GAF if you don't like Pence. Just sit there.
• Spock

  

  gut;1854246 wrote:I don't think walking out or protesting at a graduation is appropriate. Families are there to see their kids graduate - nobody wants to be subjected to political bullshit on that occasion.
  
  And I thought Trump's remarks at that graduation were wrong, too.

  Then ND should have political figures give speeches. Let's start there.
• isadore

  friendfromlowry;1854253 wrote:This. There's a time and place. Families and students are there celebrating years of dedication and hard work. No one GAF if you don't like Pence. Just sit there.

  Gosh a ruddies. If you want to have a celebration of the all the graduating students hard work and dedication, do not invite a speaker who some of the students would find despicable. Hey South Bend is in a state ruled for years by Mike Pence. People had a real basis for judgement of him and the bigoted policies he espoused. Why should gay students have to suffer his presence at their graduation.
• friendfromlowry

  isadore;1854260 wrote:Gosh a ruddies. If you want to have a celebration of the all the graduating students hard work and dedication, do not invite a speaker who some of the students would find despicable. Hey South Bend is in a state ruled for years by Mike Pence. People had a real basis for judgement of him and the bigoted policies he espoused. Why should gay students have to suffer his presence at their graduation.

  Lol suffer.
• isadore

  friendfromlowry;1854262 wrote:Lol suffer.

  gosh a ruddies, no you just walk out after giving him the finger.
• BoatShoes

  gut;1854246 wrote:I don't think walking out or protesting at a graduation is appropriate. Families are there to see their kids graduate - nobody wants to be subjected to political bullshit on that occasion.
  
  And I thought Trump's remarks at that graduation were wrong, too.

  Agree 100%.
  
  Starting to think every young liberal sjw protestor begets two anti-liberals
• gut

  BoatShoes;1854311 wrote:Agree 100%.
  
  Starting to think every young liberal sjw protestor begets two anti-liberals

  LOL....Possibly true. But the liberal movement is no longer liberal: it's fascist.
• gut

  Spock;1854259 wrote:Then ND should have political figures give speeches. Let's start there.

  That's a very fair point. But I'd have to see the context of what he says. Only walk out for what he's saying and not for what you think he represents.
• CenterBHSFan

  

  sleeper;1854233 wrote:You've been brainwashed. Good luck!

  Explain.
• QuakerOats

  isadore;1854260 wrote:Gosh a ruddies. If you want to have a celebration of the all the graduating students hard work and dedication, do not invite a speaker who some of the students would find despicable. Hey South Bend is in a state ruled for years by Mike Pence. People had a real basis for judgement of him and the bigoted policies he espoused. Why should gay students have to suffer his presence at their graduation.

  
  You cannot please everyone. By the time one graduates from college they should have matured to a level where respect for others is commonplace, regardless if you happen to disagree with them politically, and you will act accordingly. If, after the ceremony, you wish to express your viewpoints regarding the remarks made by the speaker, then write a letter to the student newspaper etc... Doing otherwise merely points to the fact that those who walk out are little more than spoiled, immature, brainwashed brats.