Richard Spencer on Diversity at Vanderbit

[Heraclitus]

The Costs of Diversity feat. Richard Spencer from Western Youth on Vimeo.

[Al B. Sure!]

You post stuff like that and wonder why we say you're racist... this guy is a White Nationalist Odinist.

[MOBIUS]

What a c*nt.

Well, there's more Mandarin Chinese than anyone else in the world, so surely it's more cost effective to start learning the Chinese language and culture.

[BeBMan]

I stopped after he said the umpteenth time "lie" right at the start.

[Heraclitus]

You post stuff like that and wonder why we say you're racist... this guy is a White Nationalist Odinist.

I don't think he's an Odinist, also I don't recall him embracing white nationalist views. He is the former editor of Taki's magazine and the current editor of Alternative Right.

[DaShi]

Before this thread goes any farther, I'd like to point out that Heraclitus would prefer to be the receiver of anal sex because he believes that will lessen his chances of contracting HIV.

[giblets]

I'm not sure what this guy is trying to say. Is he saying affirmative action is some sort of marxist plot and university professors are marxists?

[Heraclitus]

Before this thread goes any farther, I'd like to point out that Heraclitus would prefer to be the receiver of anal sex because he believes that will lessen his chances of contracting HIV.

WTF? No you ****ing troll, I specifically said that being the receiver of anal sex is one of the most risky things one can do sexually. I may be a ****, but I've always been patient and dare I say mostly polite as you've hurdled a different epitaphs and insults my way I'm done reading your stuff.

[Heraclitus]

I'm not sure what this guy is trying to say. Is he saying affirmative action is some sort of marxist plot and university professors are marxists?

He touches on several points.

On a later point he does describe universities as bastions of leftism, but also talks about how the inflation of college degrees (the larger fraction of people have them the less they are worth) makes our societies expectations of what education does for someone unrealistic.

The primary point of his talk is about the fundamental unfairness and the high expenses associated with affirmative action and related policies.