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Impossible. By showing up your showing your support for what the team did.

If I were in your shoes, I'd keep the tickets and not go. I wouldn't sell them because I wouldn't want someone else supporting the team.

This issue is far from over.


Hey, Bammer.

Your heart isn't in this because it's not your team -- to you it's 100% a political thing. The libs win if people support it. Thanks for the input, but it's a totally different ballgame when it's your team involved.

I have been in 100% support of boycotting. But as emotions settle, I'm not thinking it's the best thing for Mizzou as a whole.

It might be a nice little 'gotya' moment. But gotya moments are for children or over grown children. I'm an adult. I shall act like an adult.

Embarrassing Mizzou even further by having empty stadiums will only do more harm.



It was well said.

But it's far from a mic drop.

The truth would be a mic drop.

It would be a mic drop if he came and said -- the problems on Mizzou's campus have been exaggerated beyond belief, this entire incident was triggered by lies, and goes back to the loss of grad student health benefits. John Butler and Peyton Head are unstable attention grabbers with an agenda and political motives that reach far beyond their stated cause here at Mizzou. Everyone take a breathe, Mizzou is a good place to be, stay together ect ect.

If fans want to make a difference, they should swallow their pride a little bit.

Get over the bumblefrick that Pinkel pulled.

Get over the fact a few kids got coerced into a sham, which snowballed into the entire team being involved.

The best way to make a difference right now is by exposing the two frauds John Butler and Peyton Head. Tell the full story of what happened. Share the lies. And try to understand, and make other people understand that what happened was a total joke.

I was really upset for a couple days. I'm still heartbroken.

I don't know how Mizzou will ever reshape their image in the minds of the very ignorant public who are mostly incapable of understanding what happened.

I get why people are mad at Pinkel. I get why people are mad at the team. I share these feelings.

In the moments after this I decided I wouldn't be going to the TN game, but now rethinking it.

We're only going to make this worse by boycotting. Just know that. Know what you're doing by boycotting.

The nails are in the coffin. Right now the fans are the hammer. We have a huge role in how severe this gets.
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Gay-black student body president at Mizzou who made the fire-starting claims of racial slurs from pick-up truck and false KKK claims has been a guest at the White House 4 times.

I find that interesting.
If Mizzou fans/alumni/students want to attempt to save their university you'd think they'd all be shouting these truths and changing the narrative.

So.. I'm just curious.

Why isn't the truth trumping other discussions on this topic?

Shouldn't the truth be at the top of the list?

If the truth changes the narrative, then it would change or make irrelevant all things currently being talked about regarding this situation.

Hate to throw this in -- but this lack of concern for truth is awfully familiar to other events/situations.
At the very beginning you knew John Butler's family was worth 20 million?

You knew there was evidence against the swastika story?

Those discovers come from individuals outside of the mainstream media digging for facts.

Nevermind, con't faux outrage and enjoy the excuse to shite on Mizzou.

Don't try to learn a lesson from this, don't try to apply it to other world-news events. Carry on.

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Ferguson is real, brah. Just left there today. Shame on you


Ferguson is real. The struggle is real.

That doesn't mean a fire wasn't started by a certain group to portray chaos, or fake rioting didn't occur ect.

Staying on the ball here. Not drifting into a Ferguson talk. Not getting into a battle about what is real or fake about past events like Ferguson or 911.

Focus is on the clear omission of truths in mainstream media discovered by lower level journalists and individuals on the internet. How bundling together this additional information/facts totally changes the 'official story'. And perhaps we can apply what we're learning about the handling of this situation in the media with other impactful events that hit our news cycle.
Should be a lesson.

Even when evidence is clear. And truth is to be told. It doesn't get told.
Blocking the photographer was very suspect.

It's nice to see people critically thinking about this, and going out and a limb by connecting dots and listening to their 'gut'.
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It sucks that it had to happen at a University that a lot of us support but this exposes how far wanna-be career activist will go to manufacture an agenda.


It certainly exposes the madness of career activism.

But doesn't it expose a lot more?


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This shows how most of the racism covered by mainstream media is manufactured racism. Manufacture racism is big business in this country.



It's not just good for ratings, there's a larger agenda that goes beyond dollars.

There was the same type of fakery in Ferguson. Fake tear gas. Fake riots. Fake fires.

It's so incredibly important that people wake up to the false reality being built around them.
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it's particularly easy when the mainstream media doesn't want to know the truth.


Right.

They don't want to know the truth.

But it's also that they're obligated to withhold the truth because they're not actually a source for 'news', they're a tool for manipulation and propaganda. Owned and controlled by a nefarious network of people with an agenda that supersedes left vs right stuff.

Maybe the shooting was as big of a hoax as this event at Mizzou?

re: The inside of a Mizzou classroom

Posted by Sleepy Magma on 11/11/15 at 2:47 pm
Maybe now people will get interested in the roots of the educational system.

Reading Amazon's description of The Leipzig Connection would be a good start.
Independent efforts by Mizzou fans uncovered the truth that Jonathan Butler's family is worth over 20 million dollars.

Similar efforts brought questions of authenticity to the poop swastika. Photo used online by protestors was found to be a fake, tracing back to a year old reddit thread. UPDATE: It's looking more and more likely that a black resident of the dorm with a history of anti-semetic behavior did the act, as he was in a verbal altercation earlier that evening on the floor of the incident.

Jonathan Butler is an aspiring career activist.

He attempted a strike earlier this school year and failed.

The black student body president who sent out the fire-starting tweets about racial slurs from the back of a pick-up truck is now an exposed liar after his KKK posts -- he has also made 4 visits to the White House in recent years.

Much of the racism has been manufactured for an agenda.

None of the major news outlets are injecting these additional fact which would change the story entirely.

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Do you see how easy it is to keep the truth out of the mainstream news cycle and manipulate a story?

Do you see how there's no theory here, it's just a simple injection of additional info that alters the 'official story'?

Can you use your imagination and imagine how this may happen during other global news events, such as terrorist acts or mass shootings?

Do you understand why Fox and CNN aren't picking up this info?

Do you understand why it's only found on independent blog type websites?

For those of you who have become aware of this additional info, do you feel the frustration that it isn't being covered and isn't making its way into the collective narrative?