We talked about this yesterday and now here's the aftermath and inevitable regret for a bit of social media virtue-signaling that angered EVERYBODY. Read more:
Mizzou apologizes after diversity tweets stir controversy
COLUMBIA, Mo. - The University of Missouri athletic department has apologized and taken down a tweet intended to promote the NCAA's "diversity and inclusion week" after receiving complaints that it was racially insensitive. The original post, which prompted a quick reaction on social media, showed a graphic with four photos under the words "I am."
To be fair, it was pretty accurate
ReplyDeleteI am a future corporate crook
ReplyDeleteThat’s some funny shit right there! But it’s also true!
ReplyDeleteThat was completely racially insensitive. Why didn’t they just say future felon, future dope dealer, future inmate, future welfare recipient?
ReplyDeleteI'm a future BBC.
ReplyDeleteOh what a tangled web we weave when first Mizzou practices to PC.
ReplyDeleteI have enormous nostrils and my mother weighs over five hundred pounds.
ReplyDeleteIf it wasn't so chilly, the social justice warriors would already be occupying the Quad
ReplyDeleteI have a brown asshole and I din do nuffin'.
ReplyDeleteOMG, I'm dying here.
ReplyDeleteBoycott MU alumni-owned businesses.
ReplyDeleteTell local sports bars and restaurants to remove MU decorations or items from their restaurants or you will no longer patronize them.
Boycott organizations and businesses that advertise during MU sports. Watch for their logos on the backdrops behind press conferences, etc.
Call your cable or satellite company and tell them to drop the SEC Network or you will drop your subscription.
Call your local radio stations that carry MU sports and tell them to drop their affiliation with the MU sports network or you will stop listening to their station and refuse to patronize their sponsors.
Tell your local school not to accept any invitations from MU for your school band to participate in "band day" or MU homecoming.
Call your Missouri state legislators and demand that the Missouri Department of Revenue stop issuing MU personalized license plates.
Call your state legislators and demand that they pass legislation prohibiting Missouri state employees from displaying MU personalized license plates on their personal vehicles.
Call your state legislators and demand that they pass legislation placing a moratorium on all hiring of MU graduates to state government positions. Also demand that any current MU graduates currently in state employment will be the first laid off in any future downsizings.
Tell local retailers to stop selling all MU merchandise or you will stop patronizing them.
Call your state legislators and demand that MoDOT remove all signs for MU on the highways around Columbia and to enact a moratorium on installing any new signs for MU.
Do not patronize any businesses in Boone County. If you are driving through on the highway, do not stop until the next county line.
Do not re-elect any official who is a MU supporter or alumni.
If you are with another University, tell your athletic department not to enter into any contract for playing any future sporting events versus MU. For those other institutions already in such a contract, tell them to cancel it.
If you are within reasonable distance, go across the state line outside of Missouri to purchase fuel. License your car out of state if possible.
I thought that Republicans were opposed to the cancel culture.
ReplyDeleteSomebody's butt hurt.
Funny how this diversity and inclusiveness always involves putting labels on people...
ReplyDelete11:56 Knocked it out of the park. Isn't that what the Left always cries first and then does ?
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