College students frightened and in pain after seeing 'TRUMP 2016' in chalk around campus

[DigitalDrifter]

The poor little flowers had their safe space invaded, oh the humanity !


Students freak out because someone chalked trump slogans on campus: Emory university president says students are scared and 'in pain'

• President Jim Wagner said students viewed graffiti as intimidating
• Officials arranged a meeting for those offended to address concerns
• University organizations also offered counselling to those affected
• The editor of the student newspaper said some students 'felt victimized'
• A freshman said she 'feared for life' and thought it was a 'KKK rally'
• But some website commentators have told the students to grow up
• The university has roughly a 50:50 ratio of white to minority students
• Republican frontrunner won the Georgia primary earlier this month

Students at Emory University claim they were frightened and 'in pain' after someone wrote 'Trump 2016' in chalk around campus.

Officials at the Atlanta school, which has an enrollment of more than 14,000, were forced to act after the youngsters claimed their 'safe space' was violated when the messages of 'hate' appeared on sidewalks and buildings.

One student even said she 'feared for her life' as she thought a 'KKK rally' was going on, while others were scared a mass shooting was going to take place and wouldn't walk alone.

Jim Wagner, president of the 19th century establishment, wrote Tuesday that the students viewed the scrawling as intimidation, and they voiced 'genuine concern and pain' as a result.

He set up an investigation after members of the student government wrote to him and slammed the university's response, prompting a meeting that was shrouded in protests.

Now administrators at the university, which has roughly a 50:50 ratio of white to minority students, want to track down those responsible for the controversial markings.

They have admitted they went against the university's 'values regarding diversity'.

But some commentators on the university's student newspaper website told those affected by the so-called 'hateful' graffiti to grow up and accused them of being babies.

Read more: Emory president: Students scared and in pain by Trump 2016 chalk signs
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[HenryBHough]

And the sad part?

Some of those fucking idiots will go forth and "teach".

The scary part?

Some of them will design the first car your grandchildren own.

 

[DigitalDrifter]

 

[DigitalDrifter]

And the sad part?

Some of those fucking idiots will go forth and "teach".

Leave it up to these current crop of college cupcakes, and you can kiss the first amendment goodbye !

 

[skye]

Those colleges students are something unbelievable, and not in the good sense of the word..... the most protected group of people in history ever.

Useless, totally useless pieces of humanoid jellies !!!!!

 

[JakeStarkey]

That's downright silly and the students need to grow up.

 

[Rozman]

They demanded emergency therapy counseling sessions because they were so traumatized.
They were emotionally violated and felt....dirty afterward.

 

[JakeStarkey]

Like we feel . . . dirty . . . after reading Rozman. Hey, readers just have to tough it up. Critics gonna neg.

 

[Kosh]

The poor little flowers had their safe space invaded, oh the humanity !


Students freak out because someone chalked trump slogans on campus: Emory university president says students are scared and 'in pain'

• President Jim Wagner said students viewed graffiti as intimidating
• Officials arranged a meeting for those offended to address concerns
• University organizations also offered counselling to those affected
• The editor of the student newspaper said some students 'felt victimized'
• A freshman said she 'feared for life' and thought it was a 'KKK rally'
• But some website commentators have told the students to grow up
• The university has roughly a 50:50 ratio of white to minority students
• Republican frontrunner won the Georgia primary earlier this month

Students at Emory University claim they were frightened and 'in pain' after someone wrote 'Trump 2016' in chalk around campus.

Officials at the Atlanta school, which has an enrollment of more than 14,000, were forced to act after the youngsters claimed their 'safe space' was violated when the messages of 'hate' appeared on sidewalks and buildings.

One student even said she 'feared for her life' as she thought a 'KKK rally' was going on, while others were scared a mass shooting was going to take place and wouldn't walk alone.

Jim Wagner, president of the 19th century establishment, wrote Tuesday that the students viewed the scrawling as intimidation, and they voiced 'genuine concern and pain' as a result.

He set up an investigation after members of the student government wrote to him and slammed the university's response, prompting a meeting that was shrouded in protests.

Now administrators at the university, which has roughly a 50:50 ratio of white to minority students, want to track down those responsible for the controversial markings.

They have admitted they went against the university's 'values regarding diversity'.

But some commentators on the university's student newspaper website told those affected by the so-called 'hateful' graffiti to grow up and accused them of being babies.

Read more: Emory president: Students scared and in pain by Trump 2016 chalk signs
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And this goes to show why the far left religion is the most dangerous religion on the planet..

They can not tolerate anything outside their microscopic view of the world.

 

[Rozman]

I would offer that our society is in trouble when these people go out into the real world but who are we kidding.
These people will spend most of their adult lives going from class to class to class....
And when Bernie gets in the WH we all will have the honor of footing the bill for these professional students.

 

[Kosh]

And the sad part?

Some of those fucking idiots will go forth and "teach".

The scary part?

Some of them will design the first car your grandchildren own.

The problem is hardly in the design, it is the drunk and stoned union workers who assemble it.

 

[Auld Phart]

And the sad part?

Some of those fucking idiots will go forth and "teach".

Leave it up to these current crop of college cupcakes, and you can kiss the first amendment goodbye !

Probably the first 10

 

[CrusaderFrank]

The poor little flowers had their safe space invaded, oh the humanity !


Students freak out because someone chalked trump slogans on campus: Emory university president says students are scared and 'in pain'

• President Jim Wagner said students viewed graffiti as intimidating
• Officials arranged a meeting for those offended to address concerns
• University organizations also offered counselling to those affected
• The editor of the student newspaper said some students 'felt victimized'
• A freshman said she 'feared for life' and thought it was a 'KKK rally'
• But some website commentators have told the students to grow up
• The university has roughly a 50:50 ratio of white to minority students
• Republican frontrunner won the Georgia primary earlier this month

Students at Emory University claim they were frightened and 'in pain' after someone wrote 'Trump 2016' in chalk around campus.

Officials at the Atlanta school, which has an enrollment of more than 14,000, were forced to act after the youngsters claimed their 'safe space' was violated when the messages of 'hate' appeared on sidewalks and buildings.

One student even said she 'feared for her life' as she thought a 'KKK rally' was going on, while others were scared a mass shooting was going to take place and wouldn't walk alone.

Jim Wagner, president of the 19th century establishment, wrote Tuesday that the students viewed the scrawling as intimidation, and they voiced 'genuine concern and pain' as a result.

He set up an investigation after members of the student government wrote to him and slammed the university's response, prompting a meeting that was shrouded in protests.

Now administrators at the university, which has roughly a 50:50 ratio of white to minority students, want to track down those responsible for the controversial markings.

They have admitted they went against the university's 'values regarding diversity'.

But some commentators on the university's student newspaper website told those affected by the so-called 'hateful' graffiti to grow up and accused them of being babies.

Read more: Emory president: Students scared and in pain by Trump 2016 chalk signs
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Hilarious!!

This is from The Onion right??

 

[Auld Phart]

The poor little flowers had their safe space invaded, oh the humanity !


Students freak out because someone chalked trump slogans on campus: Emory university president says students are scared and 'in pain'

• President Jim Wagner said students viewed graffiti as intimidating
• Officials arranged a meeting for those offended to address concerns
• University organizations also offered counselling to those affected
• The editor of the student newspaper said some students 'felt victimized'
• A freshman said she 'feared for life' and thought it was a 'KKK rally'
• But some website commentators have told the students to grow up
• The university has roughly a 50:50 ratio of white to minority students
• Republican frontrunner won the Georgia primary earlier this month

Students at Emory University claim they were frightened and 'in pain' after someone wrote 'Trump 2016' in chalk around campus.

Officials at the Atlanta school, which has an enrollment of more than 14,000, were forced to act after the youngsters claimed their 'safe space' was violated when the messages of 'hate' appeared on sidewalks and buildings.

One student even said she 'feared for her life' as she thought a 'KKK rally' was going on, while others were scared a mass shooting was going to take place and wouldn't walk alone.

Jim Wagner, president of the 19th century establishment, wrote Tuesday that the students viewed the scrawling as intimidation, and they voiced 'genuine concern and pain' as a result.

He set up an investigation after members of the student government wrote to him and slammed the university's response, prompting a meeting that was shrouded in protests.

Now administrators at the university, which has roughly a 50:50 ratio of white to minority students, want to track down those responsible for the controversial markings.

They have admitted they went against the university's 'values regarding diversity'.

But some commentators on the university's student newspaper website told those affected by the so-called 'hateful' graffiti to grow up and accused them of being babies.

Read more: Emory president: Students scared and in pain by Trump 2016 chalk signs
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

Hilarious!!

This is from The Onion right??

Unfortunately, no

 

[rightwinger]

The poor little flowers had their safe space invaded, oh the humanity !


Students freak out because someone chalked trump slogans on campus: Emory university president says students are scared and 'in pain'

• President Jim Wagner said students viewed graffiti as intimidating
• Officials arranged a meeting for those offended to address concerns
• University organizations also offered counselling to those affected
• The editor of the student newspaper said some students 'felt victimized'
• A freshman said she 'feared for life' and thought it was a 'KKK rally'
• But some website commentators have told the students to grow up
• The university has roughly a 50:50 ratio of white to minority students
• Republican frontrunner won the Georgia primary earlier this month

Students at Emory University claim they were frightened and 'in pain' after someone wrote 'Trump 2016' in chalk around campus.

Officials at the Atlanta school, which has an enrollment of more than 14,000, were forced to act after the youngsters claimed their 'safe space' was violated when the messages of 'hate' appeared on sidewalks and buildings.

One student even said she 'feared for her life' as she thought a 'KKK rally' was going on, while others were scared a mass shooting was going to take place and wouldn't walk alone.

Jim Wagner, president of the 19th century establishment, wrote Tuesday that the students viewed the scrawling as intimidation, and they voiced 'genuine concern and pain' as a result.

He set up an investigation after members of the student government wrote to him and slammed the university's response, prompting a meeting that was shrouded in protests.

Now administrators at the university, which has roughly a 50:50 ratio of white to minority students, want to track down those responsible for the controversial markings.

They have admitted they went against the university's 'values regarding diversity'.

But some commentators on the university's student newspaper website told those affected by the so-called 'hateful' graffiti to grow up and accused them of being babies.

Read more: Emory president: Students scared and in pain by Trump 2016 chalk signs
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

You still trying to sell that bogus story from three days ago?

Emory Students Traumatized by Trump Graffiti?

 

[Lucy Hamilton]

The poor little flowers had their safe space invaded, oh the humanity !


Students freak out because someone chalked trump slogans on campus: Emory university president says students are scared and 'in pain'

• President Jim Wagner said students viewed graffiti as intimidating
• Officials arranged a meeting for those offended to address concerns
• University organizations also offered counselling to those affected
• The editor of the student newspaper said some students 'felt victimized'
• A freshman said she 'feared for life' and thought it was a 'KKK rally'
• But some website commentators have told the students to grow up
• The university has roughly a 50:50 ratio of white to minority students
• Republican frontrunner won the Georgia primary earlier this month

Students at Emory University claim they were frightened and 'in pain' after someone wrote 'Trump 2016' in chalk around campus.

Officials at the Atlanta school, which has an enrollment of more than 14,000, were forced to act after the youngsters claimed their 'safe space' was violated when the messages of 'hate' appeared on sidewalks and buildings.

One student even said she 'feared for her life' as she thought a 'KKK rally' was going on, while others were scared a mass shooting was going to take place and wouldn't walk alone.

Jim Wagner, president of the 19th century establishment, wrote Tuesday that the students viewed the scrawling as intimidation, and they voiced 'genuine concern and pain' as a result.

He set up an investigation after members of the student government wrote to him and slammed the university's response, prompting a meeting that was shrouded in protests.

Now administrators at the university, which has roughly a 50:50 ratio of white to minority students, want to track down those responsible for the controversial markings.

They have admitted they went against the university's 'values regarding diversity'.

But some commentators on the university's student newspaper website told those affected by the so-called 'hateful' graffiti to grow up and accused them of being babies.

Read more: Emory president: Students scared and in pain by Trump 2016 chalk signs
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How can seeing Trump 2016 CHALKED cause a person to be in physical pain? WTF TOTAL bed-wetters.

 

[JakeStarkey]

How can seeing Trump 2016 CHALKED cause a person to be in physical pain? WTF TOTAL bed-wetters.

Because the interp on what happen is a silly made up nonsense that makes the far right look stupid. That was not the intent, but that is what happened.

 

[DigitalDrifter]

The poor little flowers had their safe space invaded, oh the humanity !


Students freak out because someone chalked trump slogans on campus: Emory university president says students are scared and 'in pain'

• President Jim Wagner said students viewed graffiti as intimidating
• Officials arranged a meeting for those offended to address concerns
• University organizations also offered counselling to those affected
• The editor of the student newspaper said some students 'felt victimized'
• A freshman said she 'feared for life' and thought it was a 'KKK rally'
• But some website commentators have told the students to grow up
• The university has roughly a 50:50 ratio of white to minority students
• Republican frontrunner won the Georgia primary earlier this month

Students at Emory University claim they were frightened and 'in pain' after someone wrote 'Trump 2016' in chalk around campus.

Officials at the Atlanta school, which has an enrollment of more than 14,000, were forced to act after the youngsters claimed their 'safe space' was violated when the messages of 'hate' appeared on sidewalks and buildings.

One student even said she 'feared for her life' as she thought a 'KKK rally' was going on, while others were scared a mass shooting was going to take place and wouldn't walk alone.

Jim Wagner, president of the 19th century establishment, wrote Tuesday that the students viewed the scrawling as intimidation, and they voiced 'genuine concern and pain' as a result.

He set up an investigation after members of the student government wrote to him and slammed the university's response, prompting a meeting that was shrouded in protests.

Now administrators at the university, which has roughly a 50:50 ratio of white to minority students, want to track down those responsible for the controversial markings.

They have admitted they went against the university's 'values regarding diversity'.

But some commentators on the university's student newspaper website told those affected by the so-called 'hateful' graffiti to grow up and accused them of being babies.

Read more: Emory president: Students scared and in pain by Trump 2016 chalk signs
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

You still trying to sell that bogus story from three days ago?

Emory Students Traumatized by Trump Graffiti?

"Still trying" ? This was the only posting I have done on this. I assumed The Daily Mail was a reputable source.

 

[rightwinger]

The poor little flowers had their safe space invaded, oh the humanity !


Students freak out because someone chalked trump slogans on campus: Emory university president says students are scared and 'in pain'

• President Jim Wagner said students viewed graffiti as intimidating
• Officials arranged a meeting for those offended to address concerns
• University organizations also offered counselling to those affected
• The editor of the student newspaper said some students 'felt victimized'
• A freshman said she 'feared for life' and thought it was a 'KKK rally'
• But some website commentators have told the students to grow up
• The university has roughly a 50:50 ratio of white to minority students
• Republican frontrunner won the Georgia primary earlier this month

Students at Emory University claim they were frightened and 'in pain' after someone wrote 'Trump 2016' in chalk around campus.

Officials at the Atlanta school, which has an enrollment of more than 14,000, were forced to act after the youngsters claimed their 'safe space' was violated when the messages of 'hate' appeared on sidewalks and buildings.

One student even said she 'feared for her life' as she thought a 'KKK rally' was going on, while others were scared a mass shooting was going to take place and wouldn't walk alone.

Jim Wagner, president of the 19th century establishment, wrote Tuesday that the students viewed the scrawling as intimidation, and they voiced 'genuine concern and pain' as a result.

He set up an investigation after members of the student government wrote to him and slammed the university's response, prompting a meeting that was shrouded in protests.

Now administrators at the university, which has roughly a 50:50 ratio of white to minority students, want to track down those responsible for the controversial markings.

They have admitted they went against the university's 'values regarding diversity'.

But some commentators on the university's student newspaper website told those affected by the so-called 'hateful' graffiti to grow up and accused them of being babies.

Read more: Emory president: Students scared and in pain by Trump 2016 chalk signs
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

You still trying to sell that bogus story from three days ago?

Emory Students Traumatized by Trump Graffiti?

"Still trying" ? This was the only posting I have done on this. I assumed The Daily Mail was a reputable source.

Three days late with a bogus story

While it was true that several dozen Emory University students protested in response to the Trump chalk scrawlings, we were unable to substantiate that anyone (student or administrator) offered emergency counseling, or, indeed, counseling or any sort. Neither did anyone seek counseling that we could see, and no students complained "safe spaces" were violated (though at least one said they felt "unsafe").

The Emory University media brouhaha was one of several distorted claims of rampant political correctness on college campuses and elsewhere, with several (embellished) details repeated by major outlets such as the Daily Mail, Mediaite, and the Washington Post. Just a few weeks before the Emory controversy, several web sites inaccurately claimed students were offered counseling over the presence of mini sombreros at a party. Another viral Facebook post claimed Captain America was deemed offensive and banned; a Brooklyn principal was falsely accused of banning the Pledge of Allegiance, Thanksgiving, and Christmas; and another faux outrage popped up over a satirical poster claiming popular Halloween costumes were not politically correct and kids wearing them would be denied candy.

In nearly all such claims, details of the actual controversy were obfuscated by embellished elements framing students or schools as overly sensitive. While it was true some students of color expressed that the large number of Trump chalkings made them uneasy, most simply gathered to express their political distaste for the presidential candidate and his platforms on issues of race and religion.