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It’s Not The Cure, Or The Disease; It’s The Organism Itself

Students at the University of California San Diego are protesting an appearance by the Dalai Lama, caling him “offensive” and “oppressive”.

The students are, of course, from China, and are parroting the chanting points given to them by their Communist government back home.

Ignorant students trying to shut down free speech by people that people “above” them in the progressive hierarchy deem dangerous.    We’ve just described not only the entire campus protest movement, but most of the campuses themselves.

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7 responses to “It’s Not The Cure, Or The Disease; It’s The Organism Itself”

  1. The Big Stink Avatar
    The Big Stink

    If they object to an appearance by the Dalai Lama, imagine how the return of Jesus Christ will be trumpeted?

  2. Prince of Darkness_666 Avatar
    Prince of Darkness_666

    as a native San Diegan I’d like to apologize, these people are fucking insane and do not represent the communities view

  3. The Big Stink Avatar
    The Big Stink

    Prince: You need to talk to your “community” and get them declared clinically insane. We’re counting on ya.

  4. Prince of Darkness_666 Avatar
    Prince of Darkness_666

    Ugh… to be fair most of them are pretty passive. Were not talking LA, everyone hates those freaks, especially people in my hometown. They are a small minority. I mean Mitt Romney has a house in the area, people around there are generally so rich they dont care.

  5. The Big Stink Avatar
    The Big Stink

    POD: Isn’t there a Gucci Ordinance on the waterfront? If you’re not sporting designer shoes, you’re deported? Or shot?

  6. Prince of Darkness_666 Avatar
    Prince of Darkness_666

    Nah, you could literally pass a billionare there and mistake him for a homeless beach bum.

  7. bikebubba Avatar
    bikebubba

    We have here, yes, the pot calling the kettle black, but as the owner of a wall of yellow magazines, I do remember that an expedition to Tibet back before WWII had to make VERY sure they had the right papers or risk death. Tibetans today have an affection for their emigrated leader, but it is worth noting that historically, they were pretty much enslaved. So there is at least a kernel of truth to what the Chinese students are saying.

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