re: Mizzou fans, are you worried about your school?

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There was a multicultural group (so what if it is "multicultural?")

addressing the some of the protestors concerns (what concerns 'of the protestors" were in any way legitimate)

or even before they had their little hissy fit (little hissy fit? resignation of head of U system, threaten cancel football, shut down the University equals "hissy fit?" Do you even recognize it wasn't the protestors, it was the U. of Missouri administration?)

- it wasn't moving fast enough (WHAT wasn't moving fast enough? WTF is all of this? You don't even recognize how absolutely idiotic even paying attention to that smorgosboard, 1960s BS was do you?) for them.

A few members of this group spoke out after the protests - they were intimidated by the loudmouths and felt threatened by them (WTF is this BS?),

but completely disagreed with their viewpoints and tactics. This group (WTF is this "group" and why do they even have any credence setting policy?),

from all different colors, cultures, creeds and parts of campus, including administration, (SO WHAT WHO THEY ARE, THEIR COLOR, THEIR CREED... WTF does all that have to do with policy and procedure?)

will keep working to recommend improvements where they need to be made. (improvements in what, give to whom, and what is the qualifications of the recommending group.. is it just that they are multi-cultural?)

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You and apparently the admins at the U Moo just don't get it. It doesn't matter the composition, color, creed, background, etc. of a "group" if their purpose is BS. Regardless of their color, creed, or "parts of campus" (oh god, what the fk is this inane pile of steaming mental garbage?) BS is still BS.

If you cannot see it or admit it that is your problem and also Missouri's.

If you think coming on here and spouting politically correct BS by connecting a few buzz words with an empty pile of hot mess intellectual vomit is going to create a calming impression ... well .... you are partly right. It did create "an impression" ... of spineless ivory tower incompetence. Worse is the impression of CONTINUING incompetence that might rub off on respectable institutions or tar them with the same crappy nation-wide impression.

Missouri now represents all that is wrong in higher education. Welcome to Brave New World Missouri... now GTFO of the conference and go where you find like minded people.