<p>Look, I’m a Davis undergrad, and if that school, and everything I’ve heard about most other schools is any indication, the only real complaint that should be made about racial attitudes in American colleges today is the way that they constantly propagandize against European culture and people of European descent. They reduce the last 2000 years of European history to a Chomsky-and-Zinn-centered catalog of torture and brutality committed by us European “savages” against the “civilized” non-white people of the world (totally ignoring, of course, the fact that Chomsky and Zinn, as tenured professors at very exclusive universities, owe their comfortable lives to “white imperialism”, and are thus total hypocrites). In my opinion, the way in which a Bachelor’s has been made mandatory for virtually everything over the last twenty years is just a means to force anyone in our society who wants to make over minimum wage (particularly Caucasians)through nearly a half-decade (minimally)of liberal indoctrination, while living in constant fear of exclusion and persecution by students and faculty alike if you question their viewpoint. The idea that non-white people experience ANY discouragement in college anymore (or, at least, any discrimination that could be cured by a means other than their becoming the majority, a situation which so much of this propaganda is geared toward creating), at most any university that anyone cares about, is pretty much preposterous. With all of the stupid racial/ sexual politics that goes on, determining who and who doesn’t deserve a chance to make a living and trying to provide the “appropriate” handicaps and/ or assistance to everyone (while China and India, of course, are just trying to win by any means necessary), it’s a miracle America hasn’t fallen even further behind than we have.</p>
<pre><code> As far as recent incidents of “racism” and discrimination at U.C. Davis and other campuses go, I think they should be viewed in light of two things: 1.) The incident at Claremont McKenna a few years back where a faculty member was found to have vandalized her own vehicle with anti-Semitic slogans, and 2.) The recent election of President Obama. Almost no-one has actually been caught in connection with these events, Davis has had other recent instances of “false” incidents of persecution (see the scandal involving the fixing of statistics for campus sex-crimes), and these situations all came up almost exactly a year after Obama’s election. This suggests to me that at least some of them may have been orchestrated by the “victimized” groups themselves, in the attempt to hold onto their “victim” status, privileged intellectually (and, more importantly, financially)in liberal culture, in a political environment where people are less and less disposed to listen to non-Caucasians (/non-heterosexuals, non-males, etc., etc., etc., ad infinitum)talking about how much worse their lives are, as evidence to the contrary seems to be piling up. Cynical, I know, but let’s face it, people can be bastards.
Finally, with regard to the Alexandra Wallace incident: The things she said were certainly racist, but doesn’t the level of retaliation taken against her make her look sort of right? I mean, she made a couple of bigoted comments about Asians, and the next thing you know, she was driven out of the school, with death threats yet. It looks like Asians basically run the school, and anyone who says anything they don’t like will be run straight out of it. When this is the kind of response that good, liberal Democrats give to disagreement, they don’t seem very different than their “evil, heartless” conservative Republican opponents. The only substantive difference is that they have different preferred targets for discrimination, who happen to be Caucasian instead of non-Caucasian. To my mind, this doesn’t leave Caucasians with any self-respect much choice as to who to vote for, and if things have reached the point where everyone has to go in fear of discrimination for contradicting the liberal viewpoint, anyone who’s opposed to those views can no longer afford to just “keep their head down” and wait for the time when they’ll have enough power to change things without experiencing consequences. It’s now self-evident that that time will never come, and unless people start speaking up now, it will only get worse.
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