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From my new column on college, football, and college football

Big Mess on Campus

… white coeds and black football stars are a combination that leads to a lot of rape charges. The U. of Missouri football program, for instance, is notorious for assigning jock-crazy coeds as tutors. The female prosecutor in Missouri star running back Derrick Washington’s sexual assault trial observed:

Too many tutors were having sex with the athletes.… The university has created this environment. When you put a room of athletes together with attractive girls, some of whom like to sleep with athletes, you are just asking for trouble. It creates a sexually charged environment, and athletes get an opinion of girls that is skewed…

Read the whole thing there.

 
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  1. When his star running back, Derrick Washington…

    Parent(s) who named a child after an oil rig probably not big on teaching etiquette, either.

    • Replies: @AndrewR
    @Reg Cæsar

    Ignorant comment

    , @Anonymous
    @Reg Cæsar

    Spare a thought for me sharing a name with the Clinton's daughter.

    Replies: @dearieme

  2. No good Family Guy clips of this:
    “And then, all of a sudden, he saw her.
    Lois Laura Bush Lynne Cheney Pewterschmidt, the plantation owner’s daughter.
    Of course, ordinarily, black guys aren’t attracted to white women, but she was something different.”

    But I felt it apropos…for some reason.

    http://www.springfieldspringfield.co.uk/view_episode_scripts.php?tv-show=family-guy&episode=s04e27

  3. @Reg Cæsar

    When his star running back, Derrick Washington…
     
    Parent(s) who named a child after an oil rig probably not big on teaching etiquette, either.

    Replies: @AndrewR, @Anonymous

    Ignorant comment

  4. Hey Steve another faux hate crime occurred in The U. Of Missouri tonight. Black students there claim they saw the KKK in pickup trucks terrorizing Black bodies on campus. They also claim the KKK was throwing bricks at dorm rooms.

    Yet how convenient that there are no pictures or videos of the KKK terrorizing the campus. Especially since every college student Millennial owns a smartphone that has a camera.

  5. isn’t it just football culture + money? kinda hard if you want changes.

  6. I frankly think a lot football coaches especially in college are idiots, with IQs of 97-102 thereabouts. One spoke at my school for graduation and tried to express himself in sentences. If you do nothing but x’s and o’s from the time your ten to the time your forty forty five when you finally get to call plays, well, you look like you know what you’re doing perfectly well if you stand on the sideline and gesture intently sometimes. The smart guys are the ones with the eagle eye view of the game keeping coach ceaselessly posted, my suspicion is. How many coaches are on an NFL coaching staff these days? What like twenty? thirty? The r and r issue shall we say, I don’t think its testosterone I think its intelligence. The rule should be, your player gets convicted you get fired. Because wtf would happen if the ceo is constantly defending his day traders who probably are rapists? Well that CEO would probably have to be scumbag. USA is an idiocracy, and boneheads act like cavemen. The news, every day it looks more like parody, redundant dumb shit, the dumbest people with microphones, immature. Watch firing line on amazon. Was Buckley that special or we this dumb? Not that I won’t always loves sports…

    • Replies: @Brutusale
    @Pat Casey

    I just checked the Patriots website, and they have 13 coaches and 3 interns. I imagine that would be about the number the rest of the league employs, too.

  7. “white coeds and black football stars are a combination that leads to a lot of rape charges”

    If a White coed gets impregnated by a Black football player but she decides to abort the Black baby, is she considered a KKK White supremacist? After all her White privilege murdered a Black body just like Officer Darren Wilson did.

    • Replies: @Jack D
    @Jefferson

    Then again, if she gives birth, 20 years later you have Screaming Girl.

  8. It was good of you, Mr iSteve, to give a few words of explanation for furriners about American football. A little explanation might also have been helpful on the meaning of the odd American expression “roommates”.

    • Replies: @Steve Sailer
    @dearieme

    Yes, American colleges consider it normal to put two 18 year old strangers in the same dorm room.

    Replies: @Romanian

  9. “…and athletes get an opinion of girls that is skewed…”

    I doubt it.

    • Replies: @iffen
    @Eustace Tilley (not)

    skewed or screwed?

  10. Too many tutors were having sex with the athletes

    This expression always cracks me up. What is the correct number of tutors having sex with athletes?

  11. From the article:

    “And college football players aren’t paid at all, except under the table.”

    I’m now wondering if part of the hidden payoff is the opportunity to have sex with college girls, some of whom just love tutoring athletes…

    • Replies: @Anonymous
    @Anon7


    I’m now wondering if part of the hidden payoff is the opportunity to have sex with college girls...
     
    Ya think?

    Louisville basketball sex scandal
  12. There is no rape.

    White girls have always fantasizes about Black Men and the ultimate pleasure.

    It makes me sick when these females cry rape when they don’t get the relationship they want (see Jamies Winston) and use societal racism to further the claim

    • Replies: @Anonymous
    @Anonymous


    White girls have always fantasizes about Black Men and the ultimate pleasure.
     
    Not all white girls.
  13. Like you, I’m judging the Missouri “thing” is symptomatic of some internal power struggle.

    FWIW-college professors can and do enlist students to front for their grievances over . . . everything. It’s a seedy, cowardly practice because of the power disparity and because students’ interests aren’t necessarily aligned with the faculty’s. Also, staffers are often extended tuition remission to take courses at the very institution where they work as secretaries, landscapers, and what-not. They, too, are vulnerable to being co-opted by faculty.

    University administrators and faculty will lie. In one case at our local Podunk Tech, an HR guy repeatedly and improperly challenged the unemployment comp applications of 12-month staffers who’d been laid off for brief periods in an effort to maneuver them into unknowingly accepting 9-month status. The HR guy repeatedly lied under oath at unemployment comp hearings. He was finally dismissed, and, under heavy pressure from the state attorney general, HR was made to report to the university’s legal counsel instead of the admin VP.

    Again, I’m not sure about the Missouri situation, but it’s a fair guess admin or faculty race lobbyists are at work, perhaps in the service of a larger agenda.

  14. Mike Zwick [AKA "Dahinda"] says:

    “While satirists have long prophesied that sports teams would soon be named after corporations rather than places, examples, such as the Nippon Ham-Fighters, remain strikingly rare.”
    When George Halas bought the Chicago Bears they were known as the Decatur Staleys, after the A. E. Staley food starch company. I guess this was a place and a company name though.

  15. Your line about college football contracting is probably right in the long run, but it has been the opposite for the past three decades. In the 80’s there were maybe 85 teams playing in what was called 1-A. Now you have 127 with one school in the process of joining the club.

    Realistically, the number of teams in the FBS is not the number of teams in the top tier. The Power Five conferences consume 90% of the revenue and dominate fan interest. Those conferences have 64 teams. Throw in a few independents like Notre Dame and BYU. Those five conferences are slowing breaking away from the rest. They now have power to govern themselves in most matters. In time, they will probably split off the the NCAA entirely.

    Interesting to me is the NFL is hailed as the national sport, but take a look at youth participation and you see big problems down the road. The NFL already has a quarterback problem. The concussion problem is drying up the youth leagues in many areas.

  16. “Football teams act out a very literal metaphor of military conquest, struggling to conquer terrain from each other with the percentage of the 100-yard field left to subjugate immediately calculable.”

    You would think football would be more popular in the world of Islam. At the very least teams in this country could adobt Islamic monikers. The Saracens maybe? Any other suggestions?

    • Replies: @Mark Spahn (West Seneca, NY)
    @Luke Lea

    The Buffalo Bills could become the Buffalo Scimitars, not to be confused with the already Islamic hockey team known as the Buffalo Sabres.

    , @gruff
    @Luke Lea


    You would think football would be more popular in the world of Islam.
     
    Too hot for all that padding.
    , @dearieme
    @Luke Lea

    The Assassins. The Janisseries. The Mamluks. The Corsairs. The Young Turks. The Jihadis.
    The Sunni Disposition. The Shia cheek of it.

    Replies: @Abelard Lindsey

    , @ChrisZ
    @Luke Lea

    Not a bad idea, Luke--especially since advocates for America's former "warrior opponent" have developed such delicate sensibilities about team names like the "Redskins" and "Braves."

    I'd suggest "The Janissaries" as another suitable team name--which adds a subtext about recruitment practices that's pertinent to Steve's point about enrolling outsiders to defend territory.

    , @Flinders Petrie
    @Luke Lea

    I imagine that every Islamic team would be some variation of the Shahada. Which would get really confusing when every other player was named Mohammed.

    Question: "Did you see yesterday when Mohammed crossed the line of scrimmage when There is No god but God was playing against Mohammad is His Prophet?"

    Answer: "God is Great, and Mohammad is his Prophet!"

    , @Vendetta
    @Luke Lea

    Jacksonville Janissaries
    Minnesota Moors
    Tampa Bay Corsairs
    Buffalo Bedouins
    New Orleans Martyrs
    Chicago Shabiha
    Indianapolis Intifada
    San Diego Saudis
    San Francisco Sultans
    Arizona Caliphs
    Dallas Houthis

    Replies: @Mike Zwick, @Charles Erwin Wilson, @International Jew, @Abelard Lindsey

    , @Reg Cæsar
    @Luke Lea

    A high school in Mississippi is routinely criticized for calling its athletes the Arabs.

    , @C. Van Carter
    @Luke Lea

    You try playing football while wearing pajamas.

    , @Olorin
    @Luke Lea

    You seething horrible racist, Luke.

    Associating Islam with pigskin.

    Replies: @Luke Lea

  17. @Luke Lea
    "Football teams act out a very literal metaphor of military conquest, struggling to conquer terrain from each other with the percentage of the 100-yard field left to subjugate immediately calculable."

    You would think football would be more popular in the world of Islam. At the very least teams in this country could adobt Islamic monikers. The Saracens maybe? Any other suggestions?

    Replies: @Mark Spahn (West Seneca, NY), @gruff, @dearieme, @ChrisZ, @Flinders Petrie, @Vendetta, @Reg Cæsar, @C. Van Carter, @Olorin

    The Buffalo Bills could become the Buffalo Scimitars, not to be confused with the already Islamic hockey team known as the Buffalo Sabres.

  18. @Luke Lea
    "Football teams act out a very literal metaphor of military conquest, struggling to conquer terrain from each other with the percentage of the 100-yard field left to subjugate immediately calculable."

    You would think football would be more popular in the world of Islam. At the very least teams in this country could adobt Islamic monikers. The Saracens maybe? Any other suggestions?

    Replies: @Mark Spahn (West Seneca, NY), @gruff, @dearieme, @ChrisZ, @Flinders Petrie, @Vendetta, @Reg Cæsar, @C. Van Carter, @Olorin

    You would think football would be more popular in the world of Islam.

    Too hot for all that padding.

  19. @Luke Lea
    "Football teams act out a very literal metaphor of military conquest, struggling to conquer terrain from each other with the percentage of the 100-yard field left to subjugate immediately calculable."

    You would think football would be more popular in the world of Islam. At the very least teams in this country could adobt Islamic monikers. The Saracens maybe? Any other suggestions?

    Replies: @Mark Spahn (West Seneca, NY), @gruff, @dearieme, @ChrisZ, @Flinders Petrie, @Vendetta, @Reg Cæsar, @C. Van Carter, @Olorin

    The Assassins. The Janisseries. The Mamluks. The Corsairs. The Young Turks. The Jihadis.
    The Sunni Disposition. The Shia cheek of it.

    • Replies: @Abelard Lindsey
    @dearieme

    The martyrs vs. the Bedouins in the superbowl in Seattle.

  20. @Luke Lea
    "Football teams act out a very literal metaphor of military conquest, struggling to conquer terrain from each other with the percentage of the 100-yard field left to subjugate immediately calculable."

    You would think football would be more popular in the world of Islam. At the very least teams in this country could adobt Islamic monikers. The Saracens maybe? Any other suggestions?

    Replies: @Mark Spahn (West Seneca, NY), @gruff, @dearieme, @ChrisZ, @Flinders Petrie, @Vendetta, @Reg Cæsar, @C. Van Carter, @Olorin

    Not a bad idea, Luke–especially since advocates for America’s former “warrior opponent” have developed such delicate sensibilities about team names like the “Redskins” and “Braves.”

    I’d suggest “The Janissaries” as another suitable team name–which adds a subtext about recruitment practices that’s pertinent to Steve’s point about enrolling outsiders to defend territory.

  21. @Luke Lea
    "Football teams act out a very literal metaphor of military conquest, struggling to conquer terrain from each other with the percentage of the 100-yard field left to subjugate immediately calculable."

    You would think football would be more popular in the world of Islam. At the very least teams in this country could adobt Islamic monikers. The Saracens maybe? Any other suggestions?

    Replies: @Mark Spahn (West Seneca, NY), @gruff, @dearieme, @ChrisZ, @Flinders Petrie, @Vendetta, @Reg Cæsar, @C. Van Carter, @Olorin

    I imagine that every Islamic team would be some variation of the Shahada. Which would get really confusing when every other player was named Mohammed.

    Question: “Did you see yesterday when Mohammed crossed the line of scrimmage when There is No god but God was playing against Mohammad is His Prophet?”

    Answer: “God is Great, and Mohammad is his Prophet!”

  22. Ground acquisition games like football are just a crypto-fascist metaphor for nuclear war.

  23. @Luke Lea
    "Football teams act out a very literal metaphor of military conquest, struggling to conquer terrain from each other with the percentage of the 100-yard field left to subjugate immediately calculable."

    You would think football would be more popular in the world of Islam. At the very least teams in this country could adobt Islamic monikers. The Saracens maybe? Any other suggestions?

    Replies: @Mark Spahn (West Seneca, NY), @gruff, @dearieme, @ChrisZ, @Flinders Petrie, @Vendetta, @Reg Cæsar, @C. Van Carter, @Olorin

    Jacksonville Janissaries
    Minnesota Moors
    Tampa Bay Corsairs
    Buffalo Bedouins
    New Orleans Martyrs
    Chicago Shabiha
    Indianapolis Intifada
    San Diego Saudis
    San Francisco Sultans
    Arizona Caliphs
    Dallas Houthis

    • Replies: @Mike Zwick
    @Vendetta

    Washington Wahabis
    Houston Hajis
    Cincinnati Salam
    Not to mention the Boston Burkas cheerleading squad.

    Replies: @Vendetta

    , @Charles Erwin Wilson
    @Vendetta


    New Orleans Martyrs
     
    Justin Martyr is a Christian.
    , @International Jew
    @Vendetta

    Minneapolis Shabab
    Washington Cab Drivers
    Chicago Corner Liquors

    Replies: @Anonymous

    , @Abelard Lindsey
    @Vendetta

    I believe the superbowl 2040 match-up was between the Michigan Martyrs and the Bedouins (I forget where they were from) in the Seattle stadium in the first assassins novel by Robert Ferrigno. Seattle is the capital of the Islamic republic, with Atlanta being the capital of the Belt (Christian states of America).

  24. @Luke Lea
    "Football teams act out a very literal metaphor of military conquest, struggling to conquer terrain from each other with the percentage of the 100-yard field left to subjugate immediately calculable."

    You would think football would be more popular in the world of Islam. At the very least teams in this country could adobt Islamic monikers. The Saracens maybe? Any other suggestions?

    Replies: @Mark Spahn (West Seneca, NY), @gruff, @dearieme, @ChrisZ, @Flinders Petrie, @Vendetta, @Reg Cæsar, @C. Van Carter, @Olorin

    A high school in Mississippi is routinely criticized for calling its athletes the Arabs.

  25. The coaches are corrupt, the system is corrupt. One can surmise that the students are getting training for the real world by seeing this corruption up close being carried out by supposedly respectable adult figures. The world is a rotten and hollow place so get used to it kids.

    • Agree: CJ
    • Replies: @Thomas Fuller
    @anonymous

    Is that you, Mr Obama?

  26. Black coed shrieking obscenities? Her mom looks white enough to be translucent!
    http://creative-conceptsllc.com/biographies/valorie-luther/

    • Agree: Clyde
    • Replies: @Olorin
    @Vinay

    And I presume you've heard by now that one of the aggrieved hunger-strikers...is the son of a Union Pacific executive who made over $8 million last year.

    http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2015/11/mizzou-hunger-striker-claims-hes-oppressed-rips-white-privilege-comes-from-family-worth-20-million/

    He's a graduate student studying "educational leadership and policy."

  27. I don’t know why colleges are having such a hard time creating safe spaces on campus. I figured out how to create a safe space long ago.

  28. Anon • Disclaimer says:

    This video gives a clue as to what is wrong with today’s academia.

    Instead of dialectics, we have monolectics.

    It shows a lot of people, but the same shtick comes out of all their mouths.

    They are all singing or yapping in consensus.

    It gives the illusion of plurality but there is only one voice.

    That’s what’s wrong with feminism. Whether it’s vagina monologue or whatever, it speaks but can’t listen.

    PC can speak but can’t hear. It’s ears are plugged with correctness.

    Traditionally, education was about lecture-discussion. Professor knew more, so he lectured. And once students learned something, they discussed, especially in seminar setting.

    Today, a lot of professors pretend to have a ‘free discussion’. Instead of lecturing at the podium, they make everyone sit in a round circle, and it gives the impression that everyone is equal. But the professor steers the discussion that only his/her voice is heard and is to be agreed upon. Gullible and impressionable students think they are empowered cuz they are allowed to sit in a circle and be ‘equal’ with the professor. It’s just a trick.

    Colleges say they are secular, but the teaching style has turned into preaching style. And black style of preaching is most tyrannical, with some hollering fool trying to command attention by shouting like a lunatic. It’s volume over evidence, style over substance, rhythm over reason.

    • Replies: @Olorin
    @Anon

    > Instead of dialectics, we have monolectics.

    More like epileptics.

    What we're witnessing here is a verbalized amygdala hijack.

    Replies: @Harry Baldwin

  29. @Reg Cæsar

    When his star running back, Derrick Washington…
     
    Parent(s) who named a child after an oil rig probably not big on teaching etiquette, either.

    Replies: @AndrewR, @Anonymous

    Spare a thought for me sharing a name with the Clinton’s daughter.

    • Replies: @dearieme
    @Anonymous

    "Spare a thought for me sharing a name with the Clinton’s daughter."

    What, ugly bug?

  30. One of the black students who led the hunger strikes to get the president fired comes from a family worth 20 million. And not from entertainment or sports. His dad has a very good job.

    http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2015/11/mizzou-hunger-striker-claims-hes-oppressed-rips-white-privilege-comes-from-family-worth-20-million/

    • Replies: @Thea
    @wren

    Then maybe he and Jerelyn from Yale can get married. They have a lot in common.

    Replies: @wren

  31. ROTFL

    http://www.autostraddle.com/badass-black-queer-women-paved-the-way-for-the-mizzou-movement-315857/?utm

    Oops. The homo movement was meant to push black issues to the back of the bus, but a badass Black Queer favors Blackness over Queerness.

    LOL.

  32. Steve,

    I think it’s unfair of you to make it about white coeds as their colour is not what is making them victims. The other coeds are raped too.

  33. WhatEvvs [AKA "Internet Addict"] says:

    Heather MacDonald is always must reading:

    http://www.city-journal.org/2015/eon1109hm.html

    I’ve gotten to the point where I just want to check out of this society. Not the world, this country. What part of America can you move to that is the most cut off from the mainstream but still pleasant? I’m thinking of St. George, UT.

    • Replies: @Desiderius
    @WhatEvvs


    What part of America can you move to that is the most cut off from the mainstream but still pleasant?
     
    Your handle says you already know.

    Most people I find in day to day life are oblivious to all this stuff. Intentionally so.
  34. No surprise whatsoever. I know both U of Florida and FSU do much the same during recruitment. They ply attractive ‘jock-crazy coeds’ on potential players, with the implication that sex with them could well be a ‘fringe benefit’ to players that sign to them.
    Obviously no sex (during recruitment) occurs, and in fact is officially forbidden, because the NCAA could well interpret sex acts as a form of bribe.
    Those are the only two schools I can say for certain that practice occurs, but it wouldn’t surprise me if it’s common with most schools with major football and basketball programs.
    For example if Steve were to visit USC or UCLA during recruitment he’d probably see the same thing being done.

  35. Steve, did you see this story making the rounds:

    “Superstar womaniser has HIV
    EXCLUSIVE: Hollywood rocked”

    http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/showbiz/6737076/Superstar-Hollywood-womaniser-has-HIV.html

    Who do you suppose it might be? They are saying that he’s a “megastar”, “superstar”, and “A-list actor”, and assuming they’re using those labels accurately, there’s only a handful of those.

    • Replies: @stumpy pepys
    @Anonymous

    Carlos Estevez? That's my guess.

    Replies: @Anonymous, @Joe Sweet

  36. @Luke Lea
    "Football teams act out a very literal metaphor of military conquest, struggling to conquer terrain from each other with the percentage of the 100-yard field left to subjugate immediately calculable."

    You would think football would be more popular in the world of Islam. At the very least teams in this country could adobt Islamic monikers. The Saracens maybe? Any other suggestions?

    Replies: @Mark Spahn (West Seneca, NY), @gruff, @dearieme, @ChrisZ, @Flinders Petrie, @Vendetta, @Reg Cæsar, @C. Van Carter, @Olorin

    You try playing football while wearing pajamas.

  37. U of Chicago still has a football team, though it’s deemphasized to the point where most of the undergraduates couldn’t tell you where the home games are played.

    http://athletics.uchicago.edu/sports/fball/2015-16/schedule

  38. @Anonymous
    Steve, did you see this story making the rounds:

    "Superstar womaniser has HIV
    EXCLUSIVE: Hollywood rocked"

    http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/showbiz/6737076/Superstar-Hollywood-womaniser-has-HIV.html

    Who do you suppose it might be? They are saying that he's a "megastar", "superstar", and "A-list actor", and assuming they're using those labels accurately, there's only a handful of those.

    Replies: @stumpy pepys

    Carlos Estevez? That’s my guess.

    • Replies: @Anonymous
    @stumpy pepys

    Right, that came to mind also. But he's not exactly an A-lister or megastar.

    , @Joe Sweet
    @stumpy pepys

    "Carlos Estevez? That’s my guess"

    Or Robert Downey Jr.

  39. @dearieme
    It was good of you, Mr iSteve, to give a few words of explanation for furriners about American football. A little explanation might also have been helpful on the meaning of the odd American expression "roommates".

    Replies: @Steve Sailer

    Yes, American colleges consider it normal to put two 18 year old strangers in the same dorm room.

    • Replies: @Romanian
    @Steve Sailer

    Lol, try six in some Romanian student dorms. And, most often, they switch you around each year based on grades and dorm desirability (amenities, distance from Uni, overall quality, state of repairs), so you are likely to end up with a new pack of people each year, between 18 and 22. If they have gfs/bfs over on a regular basis, you have a veritable platoon of people in the same room. I have to say that it was easily one of the most pleasant periods of my life. There were just four of us, we got along well and we had some great times, with all five of my roommate groups (5 years of dorm accommodation for my edumacation). I can see how diversity would throw a wrench in the odds of that kind of proximity working out well. Just like in prison.

    Replies: @Anonymous

  40. @Vendetta
    @Luke Lea

    Jacksonville Janissaries
    Minnesota Moors
    Tampa Bay Corsairs
    Buffalo Bedouins
    New Orleans Martyrs
    Chicago Shabiha
    Indianapolis Intifada
    San Diego Saudis
    San Francisco Sultans
    Arizona Caliphs
    Dallas Houthis

    Replies: @Mike Zwick, @Charles Erwin Wilson, @International Jew, @Abelard Lindsey

    Washington Wahabis
    Houston Hajis
    Cincinnati Salam
    Not to mention the Boston Burkas cheerleading squad.

    • Replies: @Vendetta
    @Mike Zwick

    Shit, thos are some pretty good ones too!

  41. A key paragraph:

    “As the initial acclaim for Erdely’s concoction demonstrated, many Americans desperately want to believe in tales of white frat-boy rapists. In contrast, practically nobody is happy about documented cases of black football-star rapists.”

    • Replies: @Desiderius
    @David In TN


    As the initial acclaim for Erdely’s concoction demonstrated, many Americans desperately want to believe in tales of white frat-boy rapists. In contrast, practically nobody is happy about documented cases of black football-star rapists.
     
    The SJWs, sure. But they get sympathy because there is a far larger group concerned about black football-star rapists who are afraid to say anything because racism and are hoping general hysteria (about football players, frat boys, men, sex, what-have-you) will take care of the problem.
  42. @stumpy pepys
    @Anonymous

    Carlos Estevez? That's my guess.

    Replies: @Anonymous, @Joe Sweet

    Right, that came to mind also. But he’s not exactly an A-lister or megastar.

  43. Italians of Siena have interesting take on rooting for the home team. In the Palio of Siena, jockeys are out-towners who are openly bribed and called assasins, horses are given randomly. But never have I seen such athmosphere and rooting for the home neighborhood to win or the enemy to lose.

    Check the new documentary Palio by Cosima Spender. It’s just out on itunes. Fascinating horse race dating back to medieval times.

  44. @Steve Sailer
    @dearieme

    Yes, American colleges consider it normal to put two 18 year old strangers in the same dorm room.

    Replies: @Romanian

    Lol, try six in some Romanian student dorms. And, most often, they switch you around each year based on grades and dorm desirability (amenities, distance from Uni, overall quality, state of repairs), so you are likely to end up with a new pack of people each year, between 18 and 22. If they have gfs/bfs over on a regular basis, you have a veritable platoon of people in the same room. I have to say that it was easily one of the most pleasant periods of my life. There were just four of us, we got along well and we had some great times, with all five of my roommate groups (5 years of dorm accommodation for my edumacation). I can see how diversity would throw a wrench in the odds of that kind of proximity working out well. Just like in prison.

    • Replies: @Anonymous
    @Romanian

    Doubles (2 roommates sharing 1 room) are common in American university dorms. Triples are not uncommon either. And these are usually small rooms. 4 or more to a room is uncommon I think though. Also lots of dorms have communal bathrooms/showers that the whole floor has to use.

    Replies: @Steve Sailer

  45. @Anon7
    From the article:

    "And college football players aren’t paid at all, except under the table."
     
    I'm now wondering if part of the hidden payoff is the opportunity to have sex with college girls, some of whom just love tutoring athletes...

    Replies: @Anonymous

    I’m now wondering if part of the hidden payoff is the opportunity to have sex with college girls…

    Ya think?

    Louisville basketball sex scandal

  46. @wren
    One of the black students who led the hunger strikes to get the president fired comes from a family worth 20 million. And not from entertainment or sports. His dad has a very good job.

    http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2015/11/mizzou-hunger-striker-claims-hes-oppressed-rips-white-privilege-comes-from-family-worth-20-million/

    Replies: @Thea

    Then maybe he and Jerelyn from Yale can get married. They have a lot in common.

    • Replies: @wren
    @Thea

    She may be a child of privilege, but I don't think her dad made eight million dollars last year. I guess the weight of all those dollars on his back oppressed him.

    This was funny:

    "One of the most fascinating revelations regarding Luther’s identity, though, is the fact that she played a role in Christakis becoming master of Silliman College in the first place. In her tirade, Luther screams “Who the fuck hired you?” at Christakis. But further research reveals that Luther actually served on the search committee that chose Christakis as the master of Silliman College. So, when Luther screams “who the fuck hired you,” the answer is, in some part, herself."

    http://dailycaller.com/2015/11/09/meet-the-privileged-yale-student-who-shrieked-at-her-professor/

    I hope Fox and drudge and others report this stuff.

  47. @Mike Zwick
    @Vendetta

    Washington Wahabis
    Houston Hajis
    Cincinnati Salam
    Not to mention the Boston Burkas cheerleading squad.

    Replies: @Vendetta

    Shit, thos are some pretty good ones too!

  48. @Anonymous
    @Reg Cæsar

    Spare a thought for me sharing a name with the Clinton's daughter.

    Replies: @dearieme

    “Spare a thought for me sharing a name with the Clinton’s daughter.”

    What, ugly bug?

  49. @Thea
    @wren

    Then maybe he and Jerelyn from Yale can get married. They have a lot in common.

    Replies: @wren

    She may be a child of privilege, but I don’t think her dad made eight million dollars last year. I guess the weight of all those dollars on his back oppressed him.

    This was funny:

    “One of the most fascinating revelations regarding Luther’s identity, though, is the fact that she played a role in Christakis becoming master of Silliman College in the first place. In her tirade, Luther screams “Who the fuck hired you?” at Christakis. But further research reveals that Luther actually served on the search committee that chose Christakis as the master of Silliman College. So, when Luther screams “who the fuck hired you,” the answer is, in some part, herself.”

    http://dailycaller.com/2015/11/09/meet-the-privileged-yale-student-who-shrieked-at-her-professor/

    I hope Fox and drudge and others report this stuff.

  50. Based on the story I just heard on NPR U of Michigan is the next target for takeover

    • Replies: @Desiderius
    @Thea


    Based on the story I just heard on NPR U of Michigan is the next target for takeover
     
    Do they still have that corporate guy that everyone was mad about? I thought he resigned. Similar situation to Mizzou.

    Chuck Pagano better hope things don't get weird(er) there.

  51. @Romanian
    @Steve Sailer

    Lol, try six in some Romanian student dorms. And, most often, they switch you around each year based on grades and dorm desirability (amenities, distance from Uni, overall quality, state of repairs), so you are likely to end up with a new pack of people each year, between 18 and 22. If they have gfs/bfs over on a regular basis, you have a veritable platoon of people in the same room. I have to say that it was easily one of the most pleasant periods of my life. There were just four of us, we got along well and we had some great times, with all five of my roommate groups (5 years of dorm accommodation for my edumacation). I can see how diversity would throw a wrench in the odds of that kind of proximity working out well. Just like in prison.

    Replies: @Anonymous

    Doubles (2 roommates sharing 1 room) are common in American university dorms. Triples are not uncommon either. And these are usually small rooms. 4 or more to a room is uncommon I think though. Also lots of dorms have communal bathrooms/showers that the whole floor has to use.

    • Replies: @Steve Sailer
    @Anonymous

    A few years ago my son got into a brand new dorm that seemed close to ideal. It was made up of "suites" or four-bedroom apartments with four small single bedrooms (with just enough room for a bed and a desk and maybe an armchair), two bathrooms, and a living room and rudimentary kitchen. That seems like the right combination of privacy and sociability.

    My son had his best year academically in this dorm.

    Replies: @Romanian, @Anonymous

  52. @Jefferson
    "white coeds and black football stars are a combination that leads to a lot of rape charges"

    If a White coed gets impregnated by a Black football player but she decides to abort the Black baby, is she considered a KKK White supremacist? After all her White privilege murdered a Black body just like Officer Darren Wilson did.

    Replies: @Jack D

    Then again, if she gives birth, 20 years later you have Screaming Girl.

  53. @Anonymous
    @Romanian

    Doubles (2 roommates sharing 1 room) are common in American university dorms. Triples are not uncommon either. And these are usually small rooms. 4 or more to a room is uncommon I think though. Also lots of dorms have communal bathrooms/showers that the whole floor has to use.

    Replies: @Steve Sailer

    A few years ago my son got into a brand new dorm that seemed close to ideal. It was made up of “suites” or four-bedroom apartments with four small single bedrooms (with just enough room for a bed and a desk and maybe an armchair), two bathrooms, and a living room and rudimentary kitchen. That seems like the right combination of privacy and sociability.

    My son had his best year academically in this dorm.

    • Replies: @Romanian
    @Steve Sailer

    Was it a mixed dorm?

    Replies: @Anonymous

    , @Anonymous
    @Steve Sailer

    Yeah that does sound very nice and like the ideal balance for college dorms.

  54. @Anonymous
    There is no rape.

    White girls have always fantasizes about Black Men and the ultimate pleasure.

    It makes me sick when these females cry rape when they don't get the relationship they want (see Jamies Winston) and use societal racism to further the claim

    Replies: @Anonymous

    White girls have always fantasizes about Black Men and the ultimate pleasure.

    Not all white girls.

  55. @Steve Sailer
    @Anonymous

    A few years ago my son got into a brand new dorm that seemed close to ideal. It was made up of "suites" or four-bedroom apartments with four small single bedrooms (with just enough room for a bed and a desk and maybe an armchair), two bathrooms, and a living room and rudimentary kitchen. That seems like the right combination of privacy and sociability.

    My son had his best year academically in this dorm.

    Replies: @Romanian, @Anonymous

    Was it a mixed dorm?

    • Replies: @Anonymous
    @Romanian

    I think pretty much all dorm buildings in the US are co-ed now. The doubles and triples are unisex though. Suites can be co-ed.

    Replies: @Romanian

  56. @anonymous
    The coaches are corrupt, the system is corrupt. One can surmise that the students are getting training for the real world by seeing this corruption up close being carried out by supposedly respectable adult figures. The world is a rotten and hollow place so get used to it kids.

    Replies: @Thomas Fuller

    Is that you, Mr Obama?

  57. Something that Black people on the internet often say is that in the 21st Century the KKK took off their white sheets and traded them in for Armani suits and briefcases to work in Wall Street, Washington D.C, and Silicon Valley and that is why Blacks have the odds stacked against them in the job market.

    They are basically saying the KKK run the political and business world. The irony is that they are actually complimenting the KKK without even knowing it because they believe this group went from being low IQ inbred White trash who have sex with their family members and live in poverty to triple digit IQ people who run Fortune 500 companies and live in multi-million dollar mansions and penthouses. Talk about evolving big time and lifting yourself up from their bootstraps. The KKK is evidence that the American dream of rising up from rags to riches is alive and well.

  58. @Steve Sailer
    @Anonymous

    A few years ago my son got into a brand new dorm that seemed close to ideal. It was made up of "suites" or four-bedroom apartments with four small single bedrooms (with just enough room for a bed and a desk and maybe an armchair), two bathrooms, and a living room and rudimentary kitchen. That seems like the right combination of privacy and sociability.

    My son had his best year academically in this dorm.

    Replies: @Romanian, @Anonymous

    Yeah that does sound very nice and like the ideal balance for college dorms.

  59. • Replies: @Romanian
    @Anon

    Apparently, massive trolling is going on

    http://www.dailystormer.in/happening-now-stormers-mizzou-prayformizzou/

    Replies: @Jefferson

  60. @Romanian
    @Steve Sailer

    Was it a mixed dorm?

    Replies: @Anonymous

    I think pretty much all dorm buildings in the US are co-ed now. The doubles and triples are unisex though. Suites can be co-ed.

    • Replies: @Romanian
    @Anonymous

    There's your rape culture right there :P Joking aside, ours are co-ed as well, unless they're older and feature shared sanitary units on the floor.

    Replies: @Anonymous

  61. “Athletes get an opinion of girls that is skewed…”

    What, they get the opinion that there are lots of white college girls who want to sleep with black athletes? How is that “skewed”? It’s true.

    So let’s get this straight… if young white coeds want to engage in miscegenation, that’s good, because it demonstrates their sexual “empowerment” and their commitment of diversity. If black male athletes think that the white girls want to sleep with them, that’s bad, because the girls might cry rape.

    Yet another example of the intellectual incoherence of postmodernity and feminism. Let’s just go back to segregation by race and gender in education, and solve ALL of these problems…

  62. @Anon
    http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2015/11/11/mizzou-student-body-president-issues-warning-on-confirmed-kkk-presence-on-campus-amid-online-panic-the-truth-emerges/

    KKK ... everywhere but nowhere to be seen.

    Replies: @Romanian

    • Replies: @Jefferson
    @Romanian

    "Apparently, massive trolling is going on

    http://www.dailystormer.in/happening-now-stormers-mizzou-prayformizzou/"

    I heard more Black bodies in Mizzou died by the hands of the KKK than the number of Black bodies who were murdered by Jim Jones in Jonestown, Guyana.

    And the mainstream White supremacist media is completely silent about the genocide of Black bodies that took place in Mizzou by the KKK.

    BLACK LIES MATTER, excuse me my mistake I mean BLACK LIVES MATTER.

  63. @Anonymous
    @Romanian

    I think pretty much all dorm buildings in the US are co-ed now. The doubles and triples are unisex though. Suites can be co-ed.

    Replies: @Romanian

    There’s your rape culture right there 😛 Joking aside, ours are co-ed as well, unless they’re older and feature shared sanitary units on the floor.

    • Replies: @Anonymous
    @Romanian

    It does contribute to the "rape culture" and the general sexual atmosphere at colleges. For example, most college students have heard of or experienced the phenomenon of being "sexiled", that is being exiled from one's own double or triple dorm room that one shares with a roommate for hours at a time because the roommate is having sex.

  64. Racist extremism–specifically black supremacism–masquerading as victimization is going to make any sober investigation into the Missouri “thing” tough as hell. Black supremacism is something of a real thing, and a pretty noxious real thing. The essence of the idea, as I’ve seen it in practice, is for blacks of 2015 to claim special preferences in all things because of genuine abuses visited upon most blacks of 1715.

    The result of that is pure political rotgut. I know a black guy, who, with his black wife, both make about $90 thousand a year household income. That puts his household comfortably in the top quintile in my low-income area. I’ll guess that hardscrabble Euro-immigrants and Americans of 1915 would likely have expected someone in the top quintile in his city to demonstrate some qualities of literacy and civic big-mindedness. Not so with the black guy I know. I like the son-of-a-bitch, but he is completely full of the idea that he’s a victim, when the evidence is that he’s quite privileged.

  65. @stumpy pepys
    @Anonymous

    Carlos Estevez? That's my guess.

    Replies: @Anonymous, @Joe Sweet

    “Carlos Estevez? That’s my guess”

    Or Robert Downey Jr.

  66. A professor just resigned because he was threatened for his act of not canceling an exam because a student complained of feeling unsafe.

    https://twitter.com/TJMoe28/status/664556378132889600/photo/1

  67. With its immense local wealth to draw upon, Stanford has recently returned to the ranks of football powers. But even in Silicon Valley, college football has a blood-and-soil tie: The key donor behind Stanford football’s rise, John Arrillaga (who has given Stanford $251 million), isn’t a tech billionaire, he’s a real estate man.

    All the colleges with football programs are also non profit IRS tax code 501(3)(C)’s that allows them and there donors to enjoy tremendous direct and indirect tax benefits. The sports programs especially the money sports of football & basketball not only benefit by piggy backing off the University’s non profit status but are used to help attract these donations as well.

    John Arrillaga, for example has likely enjoyed three major tax benefits 1. An income tax deduction 2. He likely donated appreciated investments so he no longer has to pay capital gain taxes 3. The granddaddy of them all, it reduces his estate so upon his death, less of his estate is subject to a possible 40% haircut in estate taxes.

    It almost makes the military industrial complex seem innocent.

    • Replies: @MarkinLA
    @George Taylor

    He also gets his name plastered all over Stanford for posterity.

    I am no tax expert, and if somebody knows better correct me, but I always thought those "foundations" were a big tax scam. Lets say you are somebody like Bill Gates. Most of what you are worth is in stock that you really can't sell a lot of without causing a problem in the market. A large part of that money goes away to the US and state governments if you sell it to cash out. However, if you donate it to your foundation you have a huge tax write off on something you paid nothing for. You can then sell an equal amount of stock and pay no tax on it. You have almost the same amount as if you would have sold twice the amount of stock that you did. You also run the foundation primarily for the benefit of yourself and your business, something you could not do if the money just went to the government.

  68. @Eustace Tilley (not)


    "...and athletes get an opinion of girls that is skewed..."

    I doubt it.

    Replies: @iffen

    skewed or screwed?

  69. Anonymous • Disclaimer says:
    @Romanian
    @Anonymous

    There's your rape culture right there :P Joking aside, ours are co-ed as well, unless they're older and feature shared sanitary units on the floor.

    Replies: @Anonymous

    It does contribute to the “rape culture” and the general sexual atmosphere at colleges. For example, most college students have heard of or experienced the phenomenon of being “sexiled”, that is being exiled from one’s own double or triple dorm room that one shares with a roommate for hours at a time because the roommate is having sex.

  70. @Vendetta
    @Luke Lea

    Jacksonville Janissaries
    Minnesota Moors
    Tampa Bay Corsairs
    Buffalo Bedouins
    New Orleans Martyrs
    Chicago Shabiha
    Indianapolis Intifada
    San Diego Saudis
    San Francisco Sultans
    Arizona Caliphs
    Dallas Houthis

    Replies: @Mike Zwick, @Charles Erwin Wilson, @International Jew, @Abelard Lindsey

    New Orleans Martyrs

    Justin Martyr is a Christian.

  71. @Pat Casey
    I frankly think a lot football coaches especially in college are idiots, with IQs of 97-102 thereabouts. One spoke at my school for graduation and tried to express himself in sentences. If you do nothing but x's and o's from the time your ten to the time your forty forty five when you finally get to call plays, well, you look like you know what you're doing perfectly well if you stand on the sideline and gesture intently sometimes. The smart guys are the ones with the eagle eye view of the game keeping coach ceaselessly posted, my suspicion is. How many coaches are on an NFL coaching staff these days? What like twenty? thirty? The r and r issue shall we say, I don't think its testosterone I think its intelligence. The rule should be, your player gets convicted you get fired. Because wtf would happen if the ceo is constantly defending his day traders who probably are rapists? Well that CEO would probably have to be scumbag. USA is an idiocracy, and boneheads act like cavemen. The news, every day it looks more like parody, redundant dumb shit, the dumbest people with microphones, immature. Watch firing line on amazon. Was Buckley that special or we this dumb? Not that I won't always loves sports...

    Replies: @Brutusale

    I just checked the Patriots website, and they have 13 coaches and 3 interns. I imagine that would be about the number the rest of the league employs, too.

  72. @Vendetta
    @Luke Lea

    Jacksonville Janissaries
    Minnesota Moors
    Tampa Bay Corsairs
    Buffalo Bedouins
    New Orleans Martyrs
    Chicago Shabiha
    Indianapolis Intifada
    San Diego Saudis
    San Francisco Sultans
    Arizona Caliphs
    Dallas Houthis

    Replies: @Mike Zwick, @Charles Erwin Wilson, @International Jew, @Abelard Lindsey

    Minneapolis Shabab
    Washington Cab Drivers
    Chicago Corner Liquors

    • Replies: @Anonymous
    @International Jew

    Chicago Corner Liquors. COTW! Third down and long the other team could run a hold up.

  73. @Romanian
    @Anon

    Apparently, massive trolling is going on

    http://www.dailystormer.in/happening-now-stormers-mizzou-prayformizzou/

    Replies: @Jefferson

    “Apparently, massive trolling is going on

    http://www.dailystormer.in/happening-now-stormers-mizzou-prayformizzou/”

    I heard more Black bodies in Mizzou died by the hands of the KKK than the number of Black bodies who were murdered by Jim Jones in Jonestown, Guyana.

    And the mainstream White supremacist media is completely silent about the genocide of Black bodies that took place in Mizzou by the KKK.

    BLACK LIES MATTER, excuse me my mistake I mean BLACK LIVES MATTER.

  74. @dearieme
    @Luke Lea

    The Assassins. The Janisseries. The Mamluks. The Corsairs. The Young Turks. The Jihadis.
    The Sunni Disposition. The Shia cheek of it.

    Replies: @Abelard Lindsey

    The martyrs vs. the Bedouins in the superbowl in Seattle.

  75. @Vendetta
    @Luke Lea

    Jacksonville Janissaries
    Minnesota Moors
    Tampa Bay Corsairs
    Buffalo Bedouins
    New Orleans Martyrs
    Chicago Shabiha
    Indianapolis Intifada
    San Diego Saudis
    San Francisco Sultans
    Arizona Caliphs
    Dallas Houthis

    Replies: @Mike Zwick, @Charles Erwin Wilson, @International Jew, @Abelard Lindsey

    I believe the superbowl 2040 match-up was between the Michigan Martyrs and the Bedouins (I forget where they were from) in the Seattle stadium in the first assassins novel by Robert Ferrigno. Seattle is the capital of the Islamic republic, with Atlanta being the capital of the Belt (Christian states of America).

  76. @International Jew
    @Vendetta

    Minneapolis Shabab
    Washington Cab Drivers
    Chicago Corner Liquors

    Replies: @Anonymous

    Chicago Corner Liquors. COTW! Third down and long the other team could run a hold up.

  77. @WhatEvvs
    Heather MacDonald is always must reading:

    http://www.city-journal.org/2015/eon1109hm.html

    I've gotten to the point where I just want to check out of this society. Not the world, this country. What part of America can you move to that is the most cut off from the mainstream but still pleasant? I'm thinking of St. George, UT.

    Replies: @Desiderius

    What part of America can you move to that is the most cut off from the mainstream but still pleasant?

    Your handle says you already know.

    Most people I find in day to day life are oblivious to all this stuff. Intentionally so.

  78. @Thea
    Based on the story I just heard on NPR U of Michigan is the next target for takeover

    Replies: @Desiderius

    Based on the story I just heard on NPR U of Michigan is the next target for takeover

    Do they still have that corporate guy that everyone was mad about? I thought he resigned. Similar situation to Mizzou.

    Chuck Pagano better hope things don’t get weird(er) there.

  79. @David In TN
    A key paragraph:

    "As the initial acclaim for Erdely's concoction demonstrated, many Americans desperately want to believe in tales of white frat-boy rapists. In contrast, practically nobody is happy about documented cases of black football-star rapists."

    Replies: @Desiderius

    As the initial acclaim for Erdely’s concoction demonstrated, many Americans desperately want to believe in tales of white frat-boy rapists. In contrast, practically nobody is happy about documented cases of black football-star rapists.

    The SJWs, sure. But they get sympathy because there is a far larger group concerned about black football-star rapists who are afraid to say anything because racism and are hoping general hysteria (about football players, frat boys, men, sex, what-have-you) will take care of the problem.

  80. “The U. of Missouri football program, for instance, is notorious for assigning jock-crazy coeds as tutors.”

    I think the term you’re looking for is “comfort women”. Hey, if the university can’t pay the players in money, they can at least pay them with sex.

  81. @Luke Lea
    "Football teams act out a very literal metaphor of military conquest, struggling to conquer terrain from each other with the percentage of the 100-yard field left to subjugate immediately calculable."

    You would think football would be more popular in the world of Islam. At the very least teams in this country could adobt Islamic monikers. The Saracens maybe? Any other suggestions?

    Replies: @Mark Spahn (West Seneca, NY), @gruff, @dearieme, @ChrisZ, @Flinders Petrie, @Vendetta, @Reg Cæsar, @C. Van Carter, @Olorin

    You seething horrible racist, Luke.

    Associating Islam with pigskin.

    • Replies: @Luke Lea
    @Olorin


    You seething horrible racist, Luke.

    Associating Islam with pigskin.
     

    That raises an interesting question -- what monikers might opposing teams adopt? The Indiana Infidels and Colorado Crusaders immediately come to mind. The Air Force Predators maybe. Any others?

    Replies: @Luke Lea

  82. @Vinay
    Black coed shrieking obscenities? Her mom looks white enough to be translucent!
    http://creative-conceptsllc.com/biographies/valorie-luther/

    Replies: @Olorin

    And I presume you’ve heard by now that one of the aggrieved hunger-strikers…is the son of a Union Pacific executive who made over $8 million last year.

    http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2015/11/mizzou-hunger-striker-claims-hes-oppressed-rips-white-privilege-comes-from-family-worth-20-million/

    He’s a graduate student studying “educational leadership and policy.”

  83. @Anon
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0qD2K2RWkc

    This video gives a clue as to what is wrong with today's academia.

    Instead of dialectics, we have monolectics.

    It shows a lot of people, but the same shtick comes out of all their mouths.

    They are all singing or yapping in consensus.

    It gives the illusion of plurality but there is only one voice.

    That's what's wrong with feminism. Whether it's vagina monologue or whatever, it speaks but can't listen.

    PC can speak but can't hear. It's ears are plugged with correctness.

    Traditionally, education was about lecture-discussion. Professor knew more, so he lectured. And once students learned something, they discussed, especially in seminar setting.

    Today, a lot of professors pretend to have a 'free discussion'. Instead of lecturing at the podium, they make everyone sit in a round circle, and it gives the impression that everyone is equal. But the professor steers the discussion that only his/her voice is heard and is to be agreed upon. Gullible and impressionable students think they are empowered cuz they are allowed to sit in a circle and be 'equal' with the professor. It's just a trick.

    Colleges say they are secular, but the teaching style has turned into preaching style. And black style of preaching is most tyrannical, with some hollering fool trying to command attention by shouting like a lunatic. It's volume over evidence, style over substance, rhythm over reason.

    Replies: @Olorin

    > Instead of dialectics, we have monolectics.

    More like epileptics.

    What we’re witnessing here is a verbalized amygdala hijack.

    • Replies: @Harry Baldwin
    @Olorin

    I like it! In Marxist Dialectics, you respond to a thesis with an antithesis.

    In Cultural Marxist Epileptics, you respond to a thesis by throwing a fit.

    Dialectical Materialism has been replaced by Epileptic Anti-Racism.

  84. @Olorin
    @Anon

    > Instead of dialectics, we have monolectics.

    More like epileptics.

    What we're witnessing here is a verbalized amygdala hijack.

    Replies: @Harry Baldwin

    I like it! In Marxist Dialectics, you respond to a thesis with an antithesis.

    In Cultural Marxist Epileptics, you respond to a thesis by throwing a fit.

    Dialectical Materialism has been replaced by Epileptic Anti-Racism.

  85. @Olorin
    @Luke Lea

    You seething horrible racist, Luke.

    Associating Islam with pigskin.

    Replies: @Luke Lea

    You seething horrible racist, Luke.

    Associating Islam with pigskin.

    That raises an interesting question — what monikers might opposing teams adopt? The Indiana Infidels and Colorado Crusaders immediately come to mind. The Air Force Predators maybe. Any others?

    • Replies: @Luke Lea
    @Luke Lea

    Arizona Alawites. Louisiana Leathernecks. Citadel Baptists. Mosad Mudcats.

  86. @Luke Lea
    @Olorin


    You seething horrible racist, Luke.

    Associating Islam with pigskin.
     

    That raises an interesting question -- what monikers might opposing teams adopt? The Indiana Infidels and Colorado Crusaders immediately come to mind. The Air Force Predators maybe. Any others?

    Replies: @Luke Lea

    Arizona Alawites. Louisiana Leathernecks. Citadel Baptists. Mosad Mudcats.

  87. @George Taylor
    With its immense local wealth to draw upon, Stanford has recently returned to the ranks of football powers. But even in Silicon Valley, college football has a blood-and-soil tie: The key donor behind Stanford football’s rise, John Arrillaga (who has given Stanford $251 million), isn’t a tech billionaire, he’s a real estate man.

    All the colleges with football programs are also non profit IRS tax code 501(3)(C)'s that allows them and there donors to enjoy tremendous direct and indirect tax benefits. The sports programs especially the money sports of football & basketball not only benefit by piggy backing off the University's non profit status but are used to help attract these donations as well.

    John Arrillaga, for example has likely enjoyed three major tax benefits 1. An income tax deduction 2. He likely donated appreciated investments so he no longer has to pay capital gain taxes 3. The granddaddy of them all, it reduces his estate so upon his death, less of his estate is subject to a possible 40% haircut in estate taxes.

    It almost makes the military industrial complex seem innocent.

    Replies: @MarkinLA

    He also gets his name plastered all over Stanford for posterity.

    I am no tax expert, and if somebody knows better correct me, but I always thought those “foundations” were a big tax scam. Lets say you are somebody like Bill Gates. Most of what you are worth is in stock that you really can’t sell a lot of without causing a problem in the market. A large part of that money goes away to the US and state governments if you sell it to cash out. However, if you donate it to your foundation you have a huge tax write off on something you paid nothing for. You can then sell an equal amount of stock and pay no tax on it. You have almost the same amount as if you would have sold twice the amount of stock that you did. You also run the foundation primarily for the benefit of yourself and your business, something you could not do if the money just went to the government.

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