This email went out at Stanford this afternoon. I’m not set to speak until Tuesday, and the snowflakes are already running to safe spaces.
This is an American university in 2017: all too many students are so afraid of ideas that challenge the ones they’ve been indoctrinated to accept that they become emotional cripples in the face of them. They can’t refute what I say. They wouldn’t even know how to frame a rational and evidence-based refutation of my work, as their Leftist professors haven’t taught them how to do such things, and for the most part don’t know how themselves. Not only can the students who are in a crisis of rage and fear over my impending arrival not refute what I say, they don’t even know what I say, as the pieces here and here make clear. They just know that the people they trust have told them I am very, very bad, and the lemmings nod and run to their “place to vent,” quivering with fear over what they imagine will be the “emotional impact” of my appearance.
What a travesty. What a joke. And they call it a university.
Brent M. Obleton, like Susie Brubaker-Cole and Jane Shaw, should resign immediately. And these students should come out of their baby space and crack open a book. The Qur’an would be a good one to start with.
Meanwhile, do the students in the Black Community Services Center know that black slavery persists nowhere in the world except in North Africa, where it is justified on Islamic grounds? Are they aware that Muhammad, the prophet of Islam, was a white man who owned black slaves? I would wager that no Stanford professor has told them that.
The Black Community Services Center will create space for those that
need a place to vent, listen, & discuss the upcoming Robert Spencer talk.
Friday, November 10, 2017
12:30pm
Black Community Services Center
*Snacks served.
Brent M. Obleton
Interim Associate Dean of Students &
Director
Black Community Services Center
Stanford University