A poorly worded email from Residence Life staff about a sign posted by students in a residence hall window does not reflect the values of the campus, and it should not have been sent.
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UMass Amherst emphatically rejects Nazis, and any other hate group, a view expressed in the students’ sign. However, we are sensitive to the use of profanity, which some may find inappropriate. The university respects the students’ right to display the sign and it may remain up.
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How do you "emphatically reject nazis, or any other hate group?" Give some concrete examples of when you've done so.
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fuck off Nazi
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Why wouldn't they... unless you're saying magas are nazis? Is that what you're saying?
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Man the nazis at your school sure get butthurt and cry easily. Imagine thinking you're a superior race, but words written in dust on a window breaks you.
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So to be clear, you are more offended by the word “fuck” than you are by Nazis.
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Thank you for reversing the University’s initial response.
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Your staff ordered it taken down because it wasn’t “inclusive” not because of the profanity. This is a backpedal. You owe Jews and this student an apology.
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Because everyone knows the biggest problem on university campuses is swearing!
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