Gavin McInnes on How Anna Stubblefield personifies the Left

I suppose she will still get her pension from Rutgers. Any students should sue the school for a full refund.

Posted by AbigailAdams at October 28, 2015 12:59 PM

Damn, I just hate it when a film festival prevents a happy ending!

Posted by Ray Van Dune at October 28, 2015 4:08 PM

Oh you funny guy, Ray. You owe me for one cup of coffee.

Posted by vanderleun at October 28, 2015 5:52 PM

I generally enjoy reading Gavin Mcinnes, but this video commentary was boring. It was much easier and more informative to just read the New York Times piece and absorb all the horror directly. He seemed totally unprepared to deliver a coherent message. I have no interest in ever watching a GM video again.

It's amazing that a woman this screwed-up can hold a job as a tenured professor at Rutgers. I knew things were really bad in the higher education business, but this is so bad it's almost
beyond belief. I wouldn't be surprised if they put her in a mental institution instead of a prison. I wouldn't be surprised if they put her in a mental institution instead of a prison.

Posted by SimpleSam at October 28, 2015 7:42 PM

I'm sure I speak for a large class of women - oops xx chromosome holders - when I say that nothing's sexier than a toddler IQ and diapers. Firefighters and Hollywood hunks are just out of luck in this brave new world of dating.

And how are Anna's daughter and husband dealing with this? Hysterical disgust? Homicidal guffaws? An overwhelming desire to spend the rest of their lives in a witness protection program on the opposite side of the world? Enquiring minds want to know!

Posted by raincityjazz at October 28, 2015 8:22 PM

Re north/South and blacks: I heard a black presenter to a black audience say that, for black folks, the difference between the north and the South is that "in the north, you can be big - but don't get close; in the South you can be close - but don't get too big."

Posted by SLM at October 29, 2015 8:22 PM

SHOCKING! (not shocking) that she taught at Rutgers. The same home of the original professor who perpetrated this idea of FC on the country.

Once he was found to be a complete fraud was he fired and relegated to a life of sweeping garbage in a corner store?

Nope. He was made the head of education at Rutgers.

FC fails (& succeeds) in the same ways man caused global warming does. It makes people feel good to think they're doing good, but there's zero ability to prove it scientifically.

"THE SCIENCE IS SETTLED!!!" They yelled.

Posted by yomomma at October 29, 2015 11:25 PM

Obvious comedy to me. I laughed.

Posted by Snakepit Kansas at October 30, 2015 10:40 AM