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Asians in the Library


Jangler

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I think the problem is these hords of politically incorrect ignorant blonds that UCLA accepts into their school every single year that go on these rants complaining about stuff no one gives a rats ass about. Thank you for listening. That was my rant. Have a nice day.

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I don't know...she's not wrong. But she handled her complaints (which from the sounds of it are very fair) in an incredibly insensitive and ignorant manner.

Personally, I wouldn't have referred to Asian hordes like it was Genghis Kahn charging across the Pacific, and I sure as hell wouldn't have such an "OMG, what's the big deal?" attitude about the Tsunami.

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"...in America we don't talk on our cell phones in the library!"

but in America we definitely post racist videos for the entire world to see!

lol, I had to yell at more than a few people when I was in college for this.

They weren't Asian

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