“Trump” written in chalk is horrifying to some, but they can rally behind “Death to pigz”

It didn’t seem like anything could get more ridiculous than college students loosing their ever-loving minds over seeing “Trump 2016” written in chalk on the sidewalk. But then they marched in support of graffiti that stated, “Death to pigz,” and I was proven incorrect.

So, a little chalk on the ground that can be easily washed off is triggering to the point of insanity with college progressives, but painted graffiti under the moniker “God,” that calls for death to police officers and that states “The devil iz a white man,” brings unflinching support. That makes a lot of sense!

When Denzel McDonald was arrested for vandalizing the campus with these messages, Black Lives Matter supporters at the University of Wisconsin-Madison launched a protest that not only clogged up the campus but spilled out onto the streets, blocking major arteries of public traffic. They carried signs and shouted, “F*** white supremacy, this is our university.” Here’s video of that special moment:

Protestors link arms on University Ave. @BadgerHerald pic.twitter.com/VftaAwJWrU

— Alice Vagun (@a_vagoon) April 21, 2016

It cost the school over $4,000 to fix McDonald’s “free expression” and they charged him with numerous counts of vandalism. He also received a disorderly conduct charge because he allegedly threatened to kill a bystander who witnessed his crime. And that’s the kind of person the BLM movement gets behind?!

Part of the protest was demanding the charges to be dropped. But did it stop there? Of course not! They also asked anyone involved in the man’s arrest — the officers, the chancellor of the school, etc — to be fired immediately. Even one of UW’s teaching assistant leaders jumped on board to support the student saying the administration “targeted” McDonald because he was black.

This is a truly special breed of snowflakes!

So far, the university didn’t cave to their demands, thankfully, but will continue on the course of diversity initiatives to placate them until the next outrageous thing, like maybe “Cruz/Fiorina 2016,” gets chalked on a wall.

H/T TruthRevolt