ZoNation: Time to expose biased professors and biased Republicans?
Alphonzo Rachel is at it again, with his latest installment of ZoNation. This time he’s tackling the biased professors and students on campuses today. It’s been said time and again that the battleground for conservatism is where the youth are, and this is a must see for one very important reason. The enemy is not only the open leftists, but also the self-proclaimed conservative students that are being groomed to destroy the conservative movement from within.
(H/T PJTV)
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The college students in this decade do not seem to have a good education. The only thing they want to do is get drunk, party, do drugs, and protest. They don’t seem to care that our USA is going to ruin w/ Presidential mistakes running rampant. The jihadists are killing as many people as possible. They are sick muslims that care nothing about human life. Grow up & develop your brains college students. You are going to grow old in a muslim world that wants you dead.
Not to suggest you don’t have your finger on the pulse of college life in America, but, what are you talking about? Alcohol and drugs in college? Same as it ever was. Those kids either don’t graduate, or they are so brilliant it doesn’t matter. Or they major in business. By the way, protesting is not an indication of an undeveloped brain. While there are many examples of a protester being interviewed who was obviously only there because the cute girl from his poli sci class was fired up, it is incredible how informed and active college students can be. Just because they do not agree with you, does not mean their brains are not working. As for growing up in a Muslim world? That is not a possibility. I’m sorry. I don’t know what your response was during the Boston Marathon bombings, and I also don’t want to speak for college students, but I’m pretty sure the collective response of higher education in America wasn’t “I surrender.”