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How Anna Stubblefield personifies the Left
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October 28, 2015
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Gavin McInnes of TheRebel.media reports:
The New York Times Magazine published a shocking cover story last Sunday about a tenured professor of ethics from Rutgers University who is accused of having sex with a severely handicapped black man who has the IQ of a toddler.
Though the story might come across as sensationalist tabloid fodder at first, it's actually a fascinating look inside the mind of the far left.
In her book Ethics Along the Color Line she states, "White supremacy is central to this state of affairs, and we cannot repair the world without ending it.’’ Her subsequent behavior gives us a pretty good idea of what society would be like with Social Justice Warriors like her are in control.
Science and facts take a back seat to emotion-based politics that are all about everyone feeling good about themselves, no matter how incredibly handicapped they may be.
As you may have guessed, it's a sh*t show that leaves everyone worse off than they were before, especially the people we were meant to help.
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