Finally – at the broadest level – the decision for some of us to travel to Ferguson was a decision to take action now. Many of us say that we’ll do the right thing when the time comes, but frequently, we deliberately avoid knowing when and if that time has arrived. Unfortunately this avoidance is a privilege not afforded to Vonderret Myers Jr who was gunned down by a police in St. Louis the same day we had planned to depart from Harvard. Every day we wait is another potential black life wasted.

Its not the easiest decision to get in a car and drive 18 hours over our break, but we were in a position where the decision was a lot easier than it could have been. We aren’t missing (much) class, a local church opened its doors to give us a place to sleep, and we were able to get our trip partially subsidized. We were able to come, so we did. This isn’t a point meant to impart any sort of moral superiority, but empowerment to everyone who is wondering if they are able to do what is asked.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=2704613&forum_id=2#26550995)

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how are so many turdskins archshitlibs? christ.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=2704613&forum_id=2#26551000)