What do regular Americans worry about in the first five minutes after they wake up in the morning? They worry about their kids. Their bills. How they’ll afford to pay the mortgage and fill the tank. They don’t worry about Iran or renovating the White House or any of the numerous other things Trump spent the last year rambling about. Republicans did not speak to the issues that directly and immediately impact regular Americans. They did not present a compelling plan to deal with those issues. That’s why they’re getting crushed. And they deserve it.
Needing validation outside of what you have ordained yourself to be is fruitless and people will continue to waste their existence to fit in with a crowd they will spend their life to get away from. The only solution is to spend time with @benaveryisgood and the lemon boys.
Harshest truth about life is you get what you get and life is not fair. Everything outside of that is cope to make sense of you squandering your meaningless life. The point of living is to push the envelope of the time you were never promised.
@chukaye117434@nonlocalai Just stating facts. The cotton wasn’t worth you people being here. That’s not me be a racist or a Nazi, that’s just an opinion from someone who is tired of having to exist with you in the states.
@chukaye117434@nonlocalai Faceless nameless account calling someone a coward. Black people deserve everything they get in this country. MLK would be appalled at you people. I know it. You know it. Everyone knows it. If it weren’t for white people you all would still be living in mud huts and eating dirt.
I made the right choice leaving Ole Miss freshman year. The University of Mississippi cares more about public opinion than facts. Hard to take a university serious that bends the knee to the mob.
Message from Chancellor Glenn F. Boyce:
Dear university community,
Over the last several days, our campus has experienced actions that are diametrically opposed to our values of dignity and respect that we champion, teach and hold ourselves accountable to as an institution of higher learning.
All of us work hard to ensure that our students are welcome, safe and valued at our university. This week, members of our team have met and continue to engage with student leaders to listen to their concerns and to understand the impact of these actions across our campus. Our focus has been and will continue to be on supporting our impacted students and ensuring their safety and well-being.
Upon learning about the incident on the evening of Friday, Nov. 6, our staff responded quickly, providing care and resources. We met with the students and their families to discuss our processes, and I can confirm that the university investigation is moving forward. We believe in holding students accountable through established processes. Please understand that federal privacy laws limit what we can share about individual students and any disciplinary outcomes.
I also want to address the incident of an unaffiliated individual on our campus yesterday, who came here with the sole purpose to disrupt our university community with racist and detestable behavior. As a public institution, we are committed to supporting First Amendment rights. At the same time, we vehemently denounce this person’s behavior, which does not align with our campus values. This individual’s actions were an obvious attempt to antagonize and offend our students, and in the face of bigotry, I am proud of the way our students demonstrated integrity and resolve.
The University of Mississippi is an enduring community of welcoming and compassionate faculty, staff and students whose contributions and commitment to our mission and to one another reflect the very best of who we are. Unequivocally, we denounce and condemn actions, whether from inside or outside of our campus, that disparage people because of an aspect of their identity.
Students from all backgrounds call our university home, finding opportunities to learn, grow into leaders and build lives of purpose. Every member of our university community deserves to feel safe, to be treated with dignity and respect and to pursue their education without fear of intimidation or harassment. We will continue to uphold these principles and support one another. The University of Mississippi will remain a place where all who come here to learn, teach and serve can move forward with confidence and purpose.
Sincerely,
Chancellor Glenn F. Boyce
Suspected car burglar Laquarius Bumphus, 20, is jailed in lieu of 100k bond in Nashville as part of a continuing investigation involving a rash of auto break-in West Nashville, Belle Meade, Brentwood, Murfreesboro & Lebanon. Bumphus was arrested Wed after he was spotted at a Charlotte Pk gas station. He tried to run, but was quickly apprehended. Inside his vehicle: 2 stolen pistols, multiple key sets/fobs, & a key fob programmer. MNPD & surrounding police departments are jointly working these cases.
Both my parents were irreparably scarred by the horrible scourge of the Jim Crow South, which for 400 plus years, systemitized the dehumanization of Black Africans, the people from whom I was born.
Some things you don't realize how much you missed until you get them back. Football is one of those things for me. So grateful for this chance, for this show, and for all of you. Today at noon ET, we start again.
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