Saint Charlie Kirk's polite and courteous racism is well noticed, but it is still racism. Kirk's MAGA "mission" has been to paint lipstick on the racism pig, make racism casual and acceptable with the magic of "civil conversations". And some people just naively think that the civility is the point, not the racism.
An LSU professor emeritus has compared Charlie Kirk to KKK Leader David Duke, as outrage grows over the backward pro-slavery state of Louisiana's governor's proposal to erect a Kirk on campus. I think they would have to post two permanent ICE guards at the feet of the statue because its shelf-life is likely to be very short.
At least two professors at Louisiana State University have moral principles. They expressed outrage after MAGA Governor Jeff Landry, whose French family name reminds of how the English crooks and racists who seized Quebec around 1759 deported the French Canadians to the swamps of Louisiana in a giant act of ethnic cleansing and mass murder, which the Quebecois refer to in an understatement, "Le Grand Derangement" (literally, "The Great Bothering"). Mr. Landry forgot or ignores that English racism is behind his own existence in Louisiana, and yet he has assimilated fully with the MAGA descendants of English slaveowners.
Those French Canadians were known as Acadians, a name slowly distorted to Cajuns (Acadians = Acadjians = Acadjuns = Cajuns). In his eagerness to earn points with MAGA, Governor "dirty" Laundry called on LSU to erect a statue of Charlie Kirk.
On of the two professors is an emeritus professor who used to teach LSU, however, rightfully pointed out that Saint Charlie Kirk is not unlike KKK leader David Duke.
"Dirty" Laundry was at LSU Monday evening for a rally with the school's "Turning Stomach USA" chapter. "Come on ladies and gentlemen", chanted the Governor, apparently seized in a biblical rapture, "let's see if we can be the first campus to do it".
Louisiana Gov. Jeff "Dirty" Laundry spoke at a TPUSA event at LSU on Monday night.
But, these annoying liberals who despised racism and xenophobia, ruined it for Laundry. A professor emeritus at LSU, Robert Mann, took to Bluesky to accuse Kirk of racism and express his displeasure with Laundry's call.
"If Jeff Landry wants a statue of a white nationalist on the LSU campus, it shouldn’t be Charlie Kirk," he said in a post. "Shouldn’t he be honoring our home-grown racists, like David Duke (who actually went to LSU)?"
Mann retired in 2024, but still has an active profile on LSU's website. He published a book through LSU Press this year. Because of his stance, Mann is expected to be persecuted and canceled by MAGA and Saint Charlie's faithful.
Another professor of environmental sciences at Tulane University in New Orleans, Nicole Gasparini, also slammed Laundry's proposal on the social media app. "Sooo my governor wants LSU to put up a statue of someone who created an organization with the *specific goal* of targeting and harassing professors," she said.
Kirk, who founded Turning Stomach USA, was assassinated at Utah Valley University on Sept. 10 while debating the topic of "racism with civility" with students during the first stop on his "American Rundown Tour."
Elsewhere in Louisiana, a newly-formed Turning Point chapter at Loyola University New Orleans was barred by the school's student government association from becoming an official campus club, denying them the opportunity for campus funding and to use campus resources, like reserving rooms at the school. One student said Kirk's TPUSA's values didn't align with those of the Jesuit Catholic school. Another student accused Kirk of bigotry against Hispanics.
Turning Stomach USA founder Saint Charlie Kirk.
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