California professor repeatedly calls for the assassination of Donald Trump
Where’s my safe space? A California professor from Fresno State University has repeatedly called for the assassination of Donald Trump as well as the execution of Republicans.
This professor, Lars Maischak, has said “Trump must hang” and has called for “the execution of two Republicans for each deported immigrant.”
Not surprisingly, a preliminary investigation into his statements by the university has found them to be acceptable as they were done in his capacity as a private citizen.
Notice how nothing bad ever happens to leftwing academics who espouse violence and the murder of their political opponents. Even if you were to make believe these kinds of statements are protected under the first amendment (which they are not), they are clearly immoral and unacceptable in a civilized society. Yet, the intellectual academic community does nothing to protest.
And what happened to Obama’s demand for civility? It sure appears that it was only being applied to conservatives, while allowing leftists to act out the most violent behavior undeterred by anyone.
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Where’s my safe space? A California professor from Fresno State University has repeatedly called for the assassination of Donald Trump as well as the execution of Republicans.
This professor, Lars Maischak, has said “Trump must hang” and has called for “the execution of two Republicans for each deported immigrant.”
Not surprisingly, a preliminary investigation into his statements by the university has found them to be acceptable as they were done in his capacity as a private citizen.
Notice how nothing bad ever happens to leftwing academics who espouse violence and the murder of their political opponents. Even if you were to make believe these kinds of statements are protected under the first amendment (which they are not), they are clearly immoral and unacceptable in a civilized society. Yet, the intellectual academic community does nothing to protest.
And what happened to Obama’s demand for civility? It sure appears that it was only being applied to conservatives, while allowing leftists to act out the most violent behavior undeterred by anyone.
On Christmas Eve 1968 three Americans became the first humans to visit another world. What they did to celebrate was unexpected and profound, and will be remembered throughout all human history. Genesis: the Story of Apollo 8, Robert Zimmerman's classic history of humanity's first journey to another world, tells that story, and it is now available as both an ebook and an audiobook, both with a foreword by Valerie Anders and a new introduction by Robert Zimmerman.
The ebook is available everywhere for $5.99 (before discount) at amazon, or direct from my ebook publisher, ebookit. If you buy it from ebookit you don't support the big tech companies and the author gets a bigger cut much sooner.
The audiobook is also available at all these vendors, and is also free with a 30-day trial membership to Audible.
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What happens when the SS is informed of this? Do they sit on their hands? Does this prof get a pass because he’s in the peoples republic of kalifornia?
Orion314,
The SS was disbanded in 1945.
LocalFluff: This confustion is result of using acronyms unnecessarily, a thing people do all the time and that I hate. It causes confusion. Orion314 was referring to the Secret Service, whose job it is to protect the president of the U.S.
That’s exactly the same name, abbreviation and purpose as the German Schutzstaffel had!
Originally, but like all powerful bureaucracies it grew and diversified into the slave labor industry and of course into expendable sub-orbital rocket airplane development, why not, including the first crewed vertical launch. And the first living person to break the sonic boom on its one and only test flight, while returning back through the cloud cover towards the ground as vertically as it was launched. That was made by the SS, not by the Luftwaffe. Bachem 349 Natter (snake).
https://youtu.be/isaWV45MkzM?t=160
What today’s US SS is doing, I suppose is also highly classified.
LocalFluff,
The Schuzstaffel were an outgrowth of the Nazi political machine, not a part of the German State prior to the rise of Herr Schickelgruber.
The Secret Service, on the other hand, is part of the Federal Bureaucracy. It was formerly part of the Treasury Department, and had two missions: Anti-counterfeit operations and executive protection.
Unlike the Schutzstaffel, they are bureaucrats, and are supposed to be completely apolitical.
@Commodude
“Unlike the Schutzstaffel, they are bureaucrats,”
Jesus H Christ, YES THEY WERE!
Make no mistake about it.
(state/party, what’s the difference?? Americans are maybe confused about their legal republic, other governments don’t make any difference between the party and the state)
A.H. himself cursed about how the SS couldn’t even simply move a train from A to B because they were so entangled in their irrelevant infighting time table negotiations and about who should do what where when and why and why not and with what hair shape and skull color or whatever except real competence and results. The weakness of the SS was their lack of leadership and purpose. Believe it or not. They played the theater of being the exact opposite. That’s the key weakness of all totalitarian states. Their showed off strength is all bogus. The stronger they pretend to LOOK, the weaker they ARE. They are fraudsters and they are always very afraid.
Oh how scared I am of the North Korean state today! To be clear: NOT AT ALL! Knowing from history how rotten and failed such organizations are and always have been. The Soviet military would never have started a world war on order from the party officials they hated. In desperate self defense, yes they would’ve, but never on order from any party official. If Kim orders war, the first thing his officers will do is to murder him. Because they all know that they will die quickly otherwise. They are professional military generals, they can easily calculate that consequence.
The Schuzstaffel had a bureaucracy. However, the Nazi Party moved their machine into the German state and made the party machine the state machine.
The Secret Service is a different animal.
They swear an oath to the Constitution, not the party, and aren’t picked on the basis of political loyalty, rather, they are selected for their skills.
The Schutzstaffel was a part of the Nazi machine which suborned the state. The continual comparisons between the United States Federal Bureaucracy (everything Pres. Trump has done has been compared to “The nazis did XYZ, too”)and the German state post WW1 are intellectual laziness, as is the treatment of the SS as a monolithic bloc.
@LocalFluff: Trump betrayed us. He was a fake candidate. Now he is doing exactly the opposite what he announced as candidate. It is a shame and bad for the world. Merkel and all anti-national globalist can breathe a sigh of relief. Bad times for us. He betrayed us. He betrayed us.
LocalFluff,
Today’s US Secret Service protects the US president and other vulnerable people, such as the First Family. The other function is to protect against the counterfeiting of US currency. Neither is classified, highly or not. Today’s US Secret Service should not be confused with the Schutzstaffel, which was filled mainly with people with evil intent. Professor Lars Maischak, of Fresno State University, is such a person with evil intent.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Secret_Service
The US Secret Service does not try to move trains or perform other tasks. It only protects certain people and protects US currency.
@LocalFluff and all others: I have to apologize for my poor command in English language. I have to correct my comment above. The correct sentence is, because it is not over and has started some years ago: “Trump has been betraying us (his anti-globalist supporters).” This is clear now as a mountain lake.