Graduation Speech: The Fundamental Transformation Of Amerika

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Greetings,

The Demokratic college student population (the vocal minority) is still an ongoing disgraceful tirade against the outcome of the Presidential election.

It a blemish on the international face of America... enough already... we can only take so much of little soft faces with teary eyes shrieking social injustice obscenities,attacking people and destroying personal property... demonstrating against things that may never come to pass.

It is time for them to sashay back to their safe rooms monitored by their social engineering professor with the misguided PC conscious.

I find it disheartening that American 19 year old college sophomore students can let themselves be manipulated on so many issues and mentally align themselves with seasoned political propaganda specialists.
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The 'Fundamental Transformation of Amerika '... which began eight years ago when they were only 11 years old... sadly, they are the end product.

I would like to have a sit down with one of those young protesting students with a flippant elitist attitude who is a Business Major... who has grandiose expectations of becoming one of America 's future CEO 's... and discuss one of the most defamatory false narratives that is being propagated by 'social contagion ' and 'memetics '.

That is: Trump voters in rural America are an uneducated white racist "Basket of Deplorable 's".

My hypothetical session with the student begins:

Hey young man, Lets pick out just one of many examples from your "Basket of Deplorable

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