March 20, 2016
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HISPANIC MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT CLAIMS HE’s “ALLERGIC” TO BLACKS
Andy Benavidez of Iowa City is facing hate-crime charges after an alleged assault against a black man during which Benavidez wore a mask because, according to police, he claims he “is allergic to black people…[and] doesn’t want their germs. To be fair, anyone who may ponder committing a hate crime against a Hispanic might also want to consider wearing a medical mask, considering that group’s abnormally high levels of tuberculosis.
DEBATER AT HARVARD ENCOURAGES “AFFIRMATIVE SUICIDE” FOR WHITES
A dark-skinned Georgia chap named Miguel Feliciano was recently captured on videotape during a debate at Harvard University making the following comments about white people:
White life is wrong. Our argument is that we should never affirm white life. White life is based off black subjugation.
When a white debater inquired whether it would be a step toward social justice if he were to kill himself, Feliciano replied:
I don”t see why not, it’s ethical….Struggling against the structure means putting yourself on the line, putting your body on the line, do it. Affirmative suicide, that’s cool, it’s one little step in the right direction.
What does any of this have to do with renewable energy? We’re not sure, but that was supposed to be the debate’s topic.
THE COST OF IMMIGRATION
Last Wednesday, Harvard economist George Borjas testified before Congress that American immigration policies effectively transfer a half-trillion dollars annually from American workers into the pockets of businesses who hire immigrants.
Then again, anyone who dares to gripe about this ritual fleecing risks being called a “racist.”
The same goes if you dare to mention the deleterious effects of industrial outsourcing on American workers. If you’re struggling in Indiana to put food on the table and you just lost your job to someone in Mexico who’ll work for $19 a day, then the only possible reason that you’d object is because you hate Mexicans.
