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    In the latest instance of unacceptable anti-white bias, Campus Reform is reporting “Auburn University students recently circulated a seven-page document that compiled a list of over 250 racial slurs toward White people.”

    “The document was sent in a GroupMe chat called “AU Student Connect” used by students at Auburn University.”

    To be clear, this is wrong, and it should not be viewed as acceptable to be hateful towards White students just as it wouldn’t be towards Black or any other students. 

    We all know this would have been all over the major networks had this been done to any other group. This double standard is unacceptable.

    “Among those insults were “failed abortions,” “deformed dna,” “mockery of humanity,” “bleach demons,” “albino pigs,” “not meant to exist,” and “white ‘people’ was just god experimenting.”

    These disgusting epithets reveal a deeps seated Anti White hate among some of these students.

    “Screenshots of the group chat obtained by Campus Reform showed students using the document, titled “Creaker Names,” to ridicule and mock White people by highlighting insults from the list. ”

    This is clearly an outrage and begs the question of whether this anti-white hate is being taught or fostered by these students’ professors.

    This chat crossed the line to threatening language as well, with one comment threatening to “body check” a White person if they don’t move out of the way. 

    This hateful, threatening rhetoric should be disciplined at school.

    We are constantly lectured by the Left about “hate speech” and racism in America, yet here’s an example of just that, yet because it’s hate directed at White people, the level of outrage seems to be lower.

    All students involved should be disciplined just as if the races were reversed.

     

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