re: Ole Miss prof: Senators 'don't deserve your civility'

Did that cuck Vitter delete his tweet condemning it?

Just emailed him.

Crapola, I clicked through to his personal webpage and found a "Letter to the Editor" sent to a local paper (but unpublished). Final paragraph:

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Finally, the emergence of DSA as a political force in the twenty-first century is a direct consequence of the failings of our current political and economic structure. While Michael Henry claims capitalism has lifted more people out of poverty than any other economic system, the facts tell a different story. Since 2009, the richest one percent have captured 95 percent of all income growth; and the concentration of wealth among the richest one percent is the highest it has been since 1930. While Michael Henry admonishes the European model, the truth is that wealth inequality in the United States surpassed Europe’s in the mid-twentieth century and shows no signs of slowing down. The attention and success of the current DSA movement strongly suggests that many Americans, especially younger ones and those from working-class backgrounds, are hungry for a progressive social and economic agenda that is not beholden to corporate and elite interests. Who knows, perhaps growing concerns over the lack of affordable housing, prevalence of poverty wages, and concentration of political power among our town’s ‘old money’ will lead to the emergence of Oxford’s own DSA chapter?

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There is so much in here that just completely fricked up and sloppy that I would be embarrassed to have my school's name attached to any PhD this clown was granted.

Hey, Einstein, could the reason the Euros have less income disparity be that they have produced a tiny fraction of the innovation that has come forth in the last 20-30 years?

Also, how on earth does someone in the top 1% becoming uberwealthy PREVENT people at the bottom from rising? I would say that whatever they created to become that wealthy has probably lifted quite a few boats that would otherwise be dragging bottom.

Finally, as for the US passing Europe in income inequality at the middle of the 20th century, I seem to recall some signficant political and economic upheavals around that time. Maybe they had a bit of a role?

Of course his Ph.D is from Poop Swastika U.

He’s probably frequently heard asking for some more muscle over here.

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Anyone here donate to Ole Miss? Time to drop the chancellor a note stating you are a former donor

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I had a missed call from the law school last night, and I know it is about my annual giving. I might just have to say I am forgoing this year

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Since 2009, the richest one percent have captured 95 percent of all income growth; and the concentration of wealth among the richest one percent is the highest it has been since 1930.

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Yet if you look at voting patters of the top 10 wealthiest counties in America, all or nearly all of them not only vote Democrat, the percentages are overwhelmingly so.

I have a question.

Now that people know who he is, can they come to his table if he's out to eat and do the same?

Oxford is damn small, so if he goes out to eat he will be noticed. Now, whether people will do what should be done is another question.

Do it. I know I will, even though you know you are going to be talking to some poor soul on the Moot Court board.

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looks like it

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So they have a noodle spine chancellor and SJWs beginning to take root.

We been telling you Ole Miss guys... you better begin trying out new names. They will come for rebels. And you have a chancellor that deletes tweets in response to his subordinates. It’s a collision that is inevitable. They are close now with those groups demanding things after the journalism school debacle.