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It seems that someone brought a Confederate Flag onto the campus of Framingham State University and now they are all in need of counseling. Here are the details Metrowest Daily News<\/a><\/em>:<\/p>\n With four reports of bias on campus since September, a recent complaint about the Confederate flag could spark larger talks about race at Framingham State University. Students filed two separate bias reports at Framingham State as a result of another student in some way displaying the Confederate flag in the past month, the school\u2019s chief diversity and inclusion officer Sean Huddleston said. <\/i><\/p><\/blockquote>\n When I hear the title of \u201cChief Diversity and Inclusion officer.\u201d my first thought is to locate the nearest barf bag. Talk about your phony job discriptions, So, what to Chief Diversity and Inclusion officer Huddleston plan on doing?<\/p>\n Now, Huddleston said he\u2019s considering a campus-wide forum about what the flag means to different people, to turn discord into education. <\/i><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Lots of luck with that! The first thing he needs to do is inform the weak kneed, whiny crybabies that what they think of as the flag of the Confederate States of America, isn’t. It’s the battle flag for the Army of Northern Virginia. The Confederacy actually had several \u201cOfficial\u201d flags<\/a>, the first of which looked nothing like the battle flag. However, I really doubt those niggling little things like historical facts will enter into any \u201cdiscussions.\u201d<\/p>\n This month alone, the school saw two bias reports – complaints to the administration about something a student witnessed or experienced that made them feel discriminated against or otherwise uncomfortable – about students displaying the Confederate flag. The most recent came on Nov. 19, after a student reported seeing a Confederate flag sticker on another student\u2019s laptop.<\/i><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Huddleston sent out a campus-wide email with information about the report, noting that \u201csymbols such as these are not condoned by Framingham State University.\u201d <\/i>The email did not ban displaying the Confederate flag, which Huddleston said would be a violation of First Amendment free speech rights and illegal. Instead, Huddleston said the intent of the email was to make it clear some people construe the Confederate flag as a symbol of hate.<\/i><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Well at least he figured out that banning the flag would get them sued. Far to many of these spoiled little brats are perfectly fine with censorship of anything that might upset them. Pity they’re so stupid that they can’t see that very same censorship being used against them. This is why the 1st<\/sup> Amendment exists after all.<\/p>\n \u201cWe absolutely believe everyone is due and should be able to exercise their constitutional rights,\u201d he said. \u201cWe want to foster a community and an environment where everyone feels safe and welcome. If we have a student or faculty or staff that feels unsafe based on something that was said or they witnessed, we have an obligation to inform the campus that has occurred.\u201d<\/i><\/p><\/blockquote>\n No actually, you don’t. What you have an obligation to do is take the little crybaby aside and explain to him or her that the world doesn’t exist to make them feel safe. In fact, the world really wants to kill him or her and if the precious little snowflakes don’t pull their heads out of their asses, they are going to run into something, (usually called \u201cLife\u201d), that’s going to kick them into the middle of next month.<\/p>\n Previous bias incidents include two in October over allegedly racially insensitive Facebook posts, according to the student newspaper The Gatepost, and one from April of last school year when a swastika was carved on a student\u2019s car. <\/i><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Racially insensitive for these moonbats usually means someone wrote about a hat or something. As to the swastika? There you might have something except that a lot of those have turned out to be frauds perpetrated by the \u201cPerpetually offended\u201d class. In any case, what you do have there is vandalism and that is a criminal offense. Hmm, I wonder of the police were called in about that part?<\/p>\n In the email, Huddleston included an explanation of why some find the flag hateful while others say it’s a symbol of Southern heritage.<\/i><\/p><\/blockquote>\n It’s actually more than a symbol of Southern heritage. It’s grown into a symbol of rebellion against the overbearing power of the Central Government. (Along with the Gadsen Flag)<\/p>\n Some students on campus, however, called the email and the reports unnecessary. The Gatepost reported students took to the anonymous messaging app Yik Yak to decry the reports, calling them too politically correct.<\/i><\/p><\/blockquote>\n These are students with actual brains and common sense.<\/p>\n Others on the app defended the school\u2019s actions.<\/i><\/p><\/blockquote>\n And these are people known as morons.<\/p>\n Huddleston said the university routinely reports to the student body when a bias incident occurs. After an incident, the school\u2019s Bias Protocol and Response Team meets to discuss the report and determine necessary response or punishment. <\/i><\/p><\/blockquote>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n