re: What has happened to Auburn students (Plainsman editorial)

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Chanting from the River to the Sea isnt protesting. Its calling for genocide

Dude deserved to get beat down

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protestors don't deserve to get beaten down.

Israel and Palestine are in an abusive relationship and they both get what they deserve. the US should stop funding Israel's aggression but frick both of them.

you are a bet-welcher so frick you, too.

some of you Auburn people make me ashamed.

If it has anything to do with a newspaper especially in a college town it’s going to be looney tune liberal even Auburn Al

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the US should stop funding Israel's aggression but frick both of them.

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News Alert: The US funds both sides. Israel is more direct funding, Palestine is more through UN & NGOs.

I would agree to stop all of the foreign spending...but that is for a different forum.

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protestors don't deserve to get beaten down.

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I'll say it again since you fricking missed it.


chanting from the river to the sea is NOT protesting. Thats calling for genocide.



Got it?

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chanting from the river to the sea is NOT protesting. Thats calling for genocide.

Got it?

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not really but people should be able to say anything they want without getting a beating.

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Did my old heart good to see and hear that rendition. Thanks!
Obviously a great bunch of young Americans.

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(From a retired Marine email buddy).

I sent the clip of Auburn students rolling Toomers Corner and singing the National Anthem out to an old email group after Trump won.

When I was an AU, my friend group WERE the liberals. We were the dope smoking hippie Birkenstock serape wearing hacky sack kicking long hairs. But liberal in the late 80’s early 90’s was judging people by the content of their character rather than the color of their skin, live and let live, enjoying cool relevant art and music, etc. I worked at WEGL. I never had much trouble with the fratty types or the more conservative students (which was almost everybody else). We all came together on fall Saturdays and cheered for the Tigers. We thought they were square and made jokes but no one even really talked politics that much. There was still a reverence for a logos that governed all of us. And honestly, in the back of my mind, I knew that eventually I would have to “grow up” and so that phase was kind of fun to rebel and enjoy being a college kid knowing it would end soon enough.

Being “liberal” then isnt what it is today. Today it’s being progressive for progressive sake. It’s not tied to a logos at all. There is no logic, no logos to it. And it’s more like an infection than a passing fancy. It has been said that “if a person in their 20’s isn’t liberal they have no heart, and if a person in their 40’s isn’t conservative they have no head” and I hope that’s still true and the “liberal” young people will eventually grow up and take responsibility for themselves. I hope that’s still the cycle, but I worry that it’s not.

let's just spare the board from any more of this. sorry to have added to this idiocy. this will give Chex Mix more time to think up new usernames and new bets to welch on.