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University of Minnesota Rejects 9/11 Remembrance Over ‘Islamaphobia’ and ‘Safe Space’ Concerns
by Alex Griswold | 3:41 pm, November 13th, 2015
The University of Minnesota Student Assembly voted down a measure providing for an annual remembrance of the September 11th attacks over worries that it could stoke intolerance towards Muslims.
Gee... we wouldn't want anyone to think BADLY of MUSLIMS. I mean, just don't pay any attention to them flying planes into buildings killing thousands of innocent people, or marching a dozen men onto a beach and sawing their heads off, or covering a man with gas and burning him alive in a cage, or burying a young girl up to her shoulders in dirt and stoning her to death because she was raped, or beheading people because they're gay, or chanting death to America, or, or, or... just don't pay any attention to any of that. We don't want anyone to think muslims are bad or anything, so just pretend that stuff never happens.
University of Minnesota Rejects 9/11 Remembrance Over ‘Islamaphobia’ and ‘Safe Space’ Concerns
by Alex Griswold | 3:41 pm, November 13th, 2015
The University of Minnesota Student Assembly voted down a measure providing for an annual remembrance of the September 11th attacks over worries that it could stoke intolerance towards Muslims.
Gee... we wouldn't want anyone to think BADLY of MUSLIMS. I mean, just don't pay any attention to them flying planes into buildings killing thousands of innocent people, or marching a dozen men onto a beach and sawing their heads off, or covering a man with gas and burning him alive in a cage, or burying a young girl up to her shoulders in dirt and stoning her to death because she was raped, or beheading people because they're gay, or chanting death to America, or, or, or... just don't pay any attention to any of that. We don't want anyone to think muslims are bad or anything, so just pretend that stuff never happens.
University of Minnesota Rejects 9/11 Remembrance Over ‘Islamaphobia’ and ‘Safe Space’ Concerns
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