!chuds

we’ve reached the land acknowledgements phase of MAGA pic.twitter.com/Gw24XACuwu

— Armand Domalewski (@ArmandDoma) March 14, 2025

it's well known that musk and his father hate each other. errol musk has publicly spoken out about his son being evil, even before all the recent events.

so i wonder if elmo has found a daddy in trump that he never had?

i mean when trump likes something he lathers in praise of it being the "best ever" etc, etc ... something musk never heard from his own dad

perhaps trump is fulfilling a father void that musk never knew he needed.

this bring into question whether elmo and trump will have a falling out anytime soon.

A white supremacist is slated to speak at Colorado Mesa University, sparking concerns from students and a response from school administration.

Jared Taylor was invited to speak on campus by the student organization Western Culture Club.

Although Taylor may not associate with the white supremacist label, he has been widely described as one and as a white nationalist by experts and watchdog groups. He believes in what he calls "race realism," often seen in that context as a euphemism for the pseudoscience of scientific racism, and believes in other racist conspiracy theories.

John Marshall, president of CMU, wrote in an email to students on Tuesday that reiterated opposition to Taylor's views and said he would not attend the speech. Marshall wrote that he plans, "to be there to peacefully and respectfully demonstrate our values" He also reinforced the university's stance to allow Taylor to speak.

"This speaker has been invited by students of a campus student club. CMU's role isn't to dictate to student clubs, or faculty, who they can invite and what content they present," Marshall wrote. "Our job as a university is not to 'platform' or 'deplatform' speakers invited by students or faculty. Our task is to empower you to pursue truth, create space for civil (nonviolent) disagreement whereby we can all continue to refine our understanding of the world and follow our conscience."

Hate speech is generally protected speech until it crosses over into threats of violence. The CMU Board of Trustees adopted a resolution essentially reiterating that belief.

Students in vulnerable communities the Sentinel spoke with acknowledged that while speech from the likes of Taylor may not be outwardly violent, it can create a more hostile climate for them, and they worry it will lead to more harassment. In recent weeks, messaging urging students to report others to ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) have sparked fears from these students. They also worry that allowing Taylor to speak will legitimize him. Taylor is slated to speak later this month.

In 2020, CMU became the 56th school in the country and third in Colorado to earn the top rating from the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression. Marshall has frequently touted the school's purpose to be to teach students how to think, not what to think.

In his letter, Marshall pointed to the school's welcoming of Nadine Strossen, the former director of the American Civil Liberties Union, as an example of campus values.

"I will acknowledge that controversial and offensive speakers test the limits of our civility. It is difficult to abide ideas and speech that denigrate human beings," Marshall wrote. "But for my part, I intend to use this as an opportunity to reinforce and live out our values — specifically by drawing attention to how racism in all its forms cuts directly at our values of love and dignity."

Taylor has written for a publication that the Southern Poverty Law Center lists as a white nationalist hate group, and has often been associated with white supremacists and Neo-Nazis.

"For those students who choose to attend, I believe it's the opportunity of your life to peacefully and respectfully demonstrate kindness, goodness, manifest our campus values, and to carefully deconstruct his dehumanizing ideas," Marshall wrote.

It's like we're back in 2017 with Dangerous Cute twink events going campus to campus to farm outrage.

It's cool that administration is at least sticking to principles of free speech even if they vehemently dislike what Taylor has to say. Let's see how the readers feel on this issue...

Oh...

This is stupid. He needs to put his ambition aside and win a goddarned statewide race.

The most competitive race he's won was his mayoral primary, South Bend is a blue bastion that hadn't gone to a Republican in decades. He carried next to no minority support and the Dems are currently bleeding that. He didn't even carry LGBT folks. He can brag about being transportation secretary, but that just ties him to a deeply unpopular administration.

I know he's the darling of this sub, but to the blue collar folks we need to win over he comes across as the guy your boss hired as a consultant before announcing he's cutting jobs.

He's not getting it because he's gay. It's simple as that. He should run for state governor or senator. This is RBG mentality and not a grand strategy for moving forward for the next generation.

Few sane ones in there trying to remind the rest that gay acceptance isn't amenable to nationwide election wins. Rethuglikkkans are fricked if libtards ever move past voting for progress milestones over actual policy.

The richest man in the world decided this was the content he needed to have access to in order to remake the federal government. pic.twitter.com/bD1jhlSsUg

— Richard Hanania (@RichardHanania) March 13, 2025

I cracked the case! DISGRATZ! pic.twitter.com/1hpRBObEb6

— Alina Habba (@AlinaHabba) March 11, 2025

Biden is back at his fake White House set again pic.twitter.com/puYuiGfvib

— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) October 9, 2024

Biden has now been pushed into a fake Oval Office set.

Podcast: https://t.co/lNlV5x6RUG pic.twitter.com/RzLOPCuqMH

— Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) September 4, 2024

I didn't even know this lmao