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November 20, 2015
Immigrant woman shocked by suffering on US campuses
which appeared to be much worse than the poverty and crime she had experienced in her native South America. "I had no idea that such discrimination existed in this country, and I feel bad for these poor people," said the 26-year-old Green Card holder from Peru, who was moved to tears by the coverage of the event in the UF's online student newspaper, Independent Florida Alligator. "There was a video of one lady, and she had such a hard life that she was crying and yelling at everyone," recalled Alban, referring to a video clip of UF Levin College of Law 3L Alejandra Garcia, local activist and granddaughter of Cuban refugees. "She screamed a lot of things, like people thought she was a Mexican, that boys stare at her butt, that she should be able to use any bathroom she wants, and that her professors don't... I didn't understand about the professors." A review of the video clarified that professors at the law school failed to nurture the goddess within Garcia. -- Peoples Cube
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If these border jumpers think it's bad now, wait till the SHTF and this country is in civil war.
Posted by: Terry at November 20, 2015 9:00 AM
I just feel bad about the devaluation of college diploma's that has been going on. I mean who is going to hire these people. You would want to get security as soon as they opened their mouths at the interview. Better have a body cam to fight the lawsuit.
Posted by: Duncan Winn at November 20, 2015 2:10 PM