Message from @Ecarttev
Discord ID: 537787118270021642
"does anyone recognize this guy's back pockets?"
Update on the curious case of Irami Osei-Frimpong at UGA. I'm still waiting to talk to the Dean of Students for the college, but this has, according to his office, gone *above his level* now, and is at the level of the *President of the University and the Board of Regents*. They are examining it and deciding what course of action to take. This of course could be good, or bad, in that they have the power to kick the guy out of the university and not have someone counter their action, or they could decide to do nothing more than issue "a statement" and try to put it to rest. We shall see.
I cited this from the Non-Discrimination and Anti-Harassment Policy: "The University of Georgia’s Workplace Violence Policy prohibits bullying, which it defines as: “Unwanted offensive and malicious behavior that undermines an individual or group through persistently negative attacks. The behavior generally includes an element of vindictiveness, and is intended to undermine, patronize, humiliate, intimidate or demean the recipient.” "
By any measure, this guy has shown a pattern of behavior.
First in a "private message" that was the first thing that became public, but then in the very public tweet, and also a student has a recording of him calling whites... "autistic sociopaths" ... *in class*, as the instructor.
He's in a position of power/authority there, and that clearly shows "bullying" behavior.
What's likely the "risk" in the minds of the higher-ups in the university of course is "what's the risk of this guy suing *us* for discrimination with the likes of the ACLU backing him, and what would that cost us?" vs. "how much will we lose in donations?"
Kinda sucks that it might come down to money, but that's the world we live in. Speculation on my part...
If you choose to comment on this online, I suggest referencing the workplace violence policy specifically: Unwanted offensive and malicious behavior that undermines an individual or group through persistently negative attacks. The behavior generally includes an element of vindictiveness, and is intended to undermine, patronize, humiliate, intimidate or demean the recipient.”
That applies whoever he might have been talking about in a hypothetical case. Take out "Whites" and put in "Republicans", "Christians", "Men", whatever. It just *happens* to be a racial thing, but the behavior would still be unacceptable if it wasn't.
I just spoke with the UGA President's office and gave this statement:
"I'm deeply concerned with the statements made online, in class, and on twitter by PhD student & TA Irami Osei-Frimpong of the Philosophy department of Franklin College.
His statements are reprehensible, promote violence, and are antithetical to the values of the university, and in fact violate the university workplace violence policy, specifically: "Unwanted offensive and malicious behavior that undermines an individual or group through persistently negative attacks. The behavior generally includes an element of vindictiveness, and is intended to undermine, patronize, humiliate, intimidate or demean the recipient.”
As a donating alumnus, I feel strongly that this man should not be teaching students, should not be a PhD candidate, and should not remain at UGA in any capacity.
I ask you to make the right decision regarding this problem. "
Tweet at people to raise awareness about our suspension from Twitter
A petition to get the Covington Diocese' Bishop to apologize to the kids he damned on Saturday, you can use a (real sounding) alias: https://lifepetitions.com/petition/covington-diocese-exonerate-pro-life-students
There have been some great examples of effective cyberstrike, drawing attention to our suspension.
Keep it up!
Can we call in support of his co-sponsoring the EL CHAPO act to fund the wall? anything else we can do to encourage reps to pass it?
https://markgreen.house.gov/news/documentsingle.aspx?DocumentID=32
New twitter after mine got banned yesterday! (3rd time)
I’m coming off of private and want to go higher with this account.
https://twitter.com/identityus/status/1088453944890744838?s=21
Let's call in support of this resolution in North Dakota urging enforcement of federal immigration laws and for Congress and the President to fund and construct a wall on the southern border. Main sponsor is Jake Blum, a 24-year-old who was in Students for Trump.
https://www.kxnet.com/news/bismarck-news/north-dakota-house-urges-congress-and-the-president-to-build-a-wall/1717320783
text:
http://media.graytvinc.com/documents/House+Concurrent+Resolution+3025.pdf
Introduced by Representatives Blum, Grueneich, Headland, Kasper, Lefor, Louser, Nathe, Owens, Pollert, D. Ruby
Jake Blum: [email protected]
Jim Gruenich: [email protected]
Craig Headland: Office: 701-269-2230
Scott Louser: Office: 701-852-8151
The same Rep Yarmuth from KY who was so quick to attack the MAGA hat boys.
Help a brother out haha
@Fred X - NJ He's unfortunately our representative...
@Fred X - NJ Every. Single. Time...
Let's call Democratic Congressman Collin Peterson to say thanks for encouraging other Democrats to fund the wall.
https://kfgo.com/news/articles/2019/jan/22/peterson-says-democrats-should-give-trump-the-money-for-border-wall/
Phone: (202) 225-2165
Hours: M-F 9AM-6PM Eastern
Comments section should be 🔥
@everyone I’m not sure if the president is a bad politician or a mad genius, but we should assume the former and advocate for our security. Trump just gave away his leverage for the wall and is putting it in the hands of Congress. Let them know what to do.
White House:
Phone: (202)-456-1111
Email: https://www.whitehouse.gov/contact/
Step 2: Call Mitch McConnell's office in DC and Lexington and tell them that Mitch must not bring a bill to the Senate floor for a vote without wall funding. Tell them we are watching Mitch and that he must passionately support the president's agenda or say goodbye to Washington.
Mitch McConnell:
DC: (202)-224-2541
Lexington: (606)-864-2026
Additional phone numbers: https://www.mcconnell.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/officelocations
Step 3: Call Graham and McCarthy and tell them voters will not accept any form of amnesty as a part of any deal.
Lindsay Graham:
DC: (202) 224-5972
Additional Phone Numbers: https://www.lgraham.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/office-locations
Kevin McCarthy:
DC: (202) 225-2915
Additional phone numbers: https://kevinmccarthy.house.gov/contact/offices
Thanks @GDoctor
I've about had it with the betrayals from Trump to be honest. At this point I think he just cares about Trade and Taxes and the immigration rhetoric was a cynical tactic. Every time we forgive him he immediately cucks. Nothing but talk, we probably can only hope for a fence at best
@Chaos Dionysia keep it in general please.
@Prestor John Ladies and gentlemen, we got’em!
Well done everyone. Picking up the phone works.