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Title: "How changes at the University of Alabama led to students sitting during the national anthem"
Post by: WALL-E on October 19, 2016, 06:45:09 AM
How changes at the University of Alabama led to students sitting during the national anthem
(http://media.al.com/alphotos/photo/2016/10/03/bama-sits-student-protest-kentucky-2016-7b6c9eeadb865cdc.jpg)The increase in out-of-state students has created social tension on the campus, according to students involved with #BamaSits.

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Title: Re: "How changes at the University of Alabama led to students sitting during the national anthem"
Post by: ricky023 on October 19, 2016, 07:52:57 AM
Well they need to send them back home or tell to go fight in Iraq and the Afghan forces. Give them Sharia Law so they can see the real deal not some nit with half baked idiot out of queer town San Francisco. Let them live in a 3rd world for a while they will appreciate something mommy and daddy didn't give them. My kids and grandkids stand and are proud they had a granddad who fought for this country. I am very proud of them even if I didn't if they were sit through the National Anthem I would spank their backsides till they stood to eat then they would stand for everything. A bunch of disrespectful worthless lazy kids. RTR!


Title: Re: "How changes at the University of Alabama led to students sitting during the national anthem"
Post by: Chechem on October 19, 2016, 10:16:38 AM
Well, Preacher, at least you tell it like it is.

I wouldn't sit either, because honoring the flag and anthem is AMERICA.

But I've always thought that college students should be involved and at the head of a movement.  I've worked at universities where students weren't involved; just went to class and went home.  That's not college life.

I don't respect the :sheep" with herd mentality, as these students seem to be, but do applaud those who are active in their cause.  So I'll listen to them.  But I disagree with their behavior.