ism Is The Problem | Eastern North Carolina Now

    I never went to Dartmouth College. I have always thought that was because I was not smart enough but I am beginning to wonder. I probably am smart enough. I am certainly smarter than the current crop of Dartmouth Students.

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    I put that 24 Dashes Centered Bolded Line above to indicate that I just decided to take this blog posting in a totally different direction. I am not going to discuss how smart Dartmouth College students are...Or are not.

    I am going to give credit where credit is due and acknowledge the fact that these Whiz Kids have hit upon what is wrong with the world in which we live.

Part Of The Dartmouth Students Press Release

“The burden should not lie with systemically oppressed students (affected by racism, classism, imperialism, nativism, sexism, heterosexism, cis-sexism, and ableism) to ensure our own well-being, safety, and continued existence at Dartmouth College...”

    Do you see it? Of course you do...Or do you?

    It's "ism" Words! That's what's wrong with us! If we just rid the world of words that end in "ism", we would...

  • Make all the peoples of the world like each other.
  • Get rid of war.
  • Fill in all potholes.
  • Clear up all pimples.
  • Make everyone slim and trim.
  • Close the gap in all gapped teeth persons.

  

As smart as these students are it appears that they left out an "ism" word that they could have put on their list. They left out..."Stupidism".

    Would I kid u?
    Smartfella


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