Lafayette County Board of Supervisors tells cultural marxists from Ole Miss to GTFO

Lafayette County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to NOT move the confederate statue erected in memory of the county's young men who perished in the Civil War. The little offended Orwellian's and their faculty enablers/agitators have gone apoplectic, organizing a protest and promoting a boycott at one of the supervisor's family business today, an established grocery store that's been in Oxford for decades. It didn't go as planned as from all accounts business today was 10x normal

The backstory to all this begins with what happened with the Confederate monument on campus. The spineless cowards relented to the little cultural Marxists demands to relocate this monument to the confederate cemetery on the edge of campus. After a lengthy process of getting approval to move a historic relic from the college board and satisfying state monument law requirements they were given the green light. Expecting to see them basking in the victory of their goals to divide the campus and further destroy any semblance of a formerly beloved school by so many, they did the opposite. They were furious after artist renderings leaked showing a lit walkway and grave markers naming the several hundred there in unmarked graves. Also, the blacks from Lafayette County who fought with Union forces are going to be recognized. Screaming it was a "shrine to the Confederacy", the little "scholars' staged another protest. (Everyone knows the real reason of their fury. It's to be well lit (per state law) with 24-hour camera surveillance. This makes it harder for one of the little Einsteins to avoid catching a felony when one of them tries to destroy it.

There is one silver lining to all of this.
I truly believe this has been the tipping point for a HUGE number of Ole Miss alumni and supporters. It's not as much the relocation of the monument per se. This was the final straw after many years of seeing the school slip away. I've had numerous conversations with probably 10 to 12 alumni over the past month. Every one of them, save one, have canceled their season's tickets for all sports, stopped all donations and do not intend to offer any support at all going forward. Of these people, two of them have friends from the Coast and Nashville that are selling their second homes in Oxford because they are over it. Three of these people have children or grandchildren currently at Ole Miss that are transferring to State. One lady told me her family had gone to OM for five generations and her grandson and three of his fraternity brothers were transferring. She said they have had season tickets for 45 years and have given the University close to $750,000 but no more. These people are through. Just don't care anymore. It's hard to still have much passion for a place that is totally unrecognizable to former students over the age of 35 All this is anecdotal, for sure, but I have NEVER encountered such as this in all my years. It makes the 2003 Colonel Reb fiasco look like a bad day. If this disgust is as broad as I think it might be, it might be the only thing that can save the school. I'm afraid it's too late though. We've only sold 25,000 season tickets. In Lane Kiffin's inaugural year. That's half of what should have been sold. Enrollment has also been in steep decline for half a decade now. It's really going to be accelerated this year, maybe double or triple last year's decline. Ole Miss has reaped what's sown though. They've alienated the vast majority of people who love the place and who financially keep it going to appease a few. (Some of the black students even admitted the confederate iconography had never bothered them until "someone explained it more clearly why they should be upset". It's bittersweet yet cathartic to me and many others to watch it burn to the ground.

5 to O vote to not participate in the Great Cultural Purge of 2020