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Want to See Academics Shred the Constitution of the United States?

6/8/2016

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Project Veritas, led by James O’Keefe, sent individuals pretending to be students into the Title IX and Affirmative-Action offices of some of the top universities in the world.  The student complained that the Constitution was “triggering,” “racist,” and that it caused her pain.  

Folks.  In all seriousness, how did we arrive at a place where intelligent people give any credibility to these complaints, much less actually SHRED a copy of the Constitution?

​If you don’t believe the academic left has lost its mind, watch these videos.

(projectveritas.com/constitution-investigation/)

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