Remember the guy behind the chaotic University of Missouri racial protests that led to a massive <a href="http://www.dailywire.com/news/980/students-shut-down-university-missouri-over-racism-ben-shapiro">shutdown</a> last year? The one who led a seven-day hunger strike until Mizzou president and chancellor resigned, because he felt they didn&#8217;t handle campus racism properly? Yep, that one.
Since then, Jonathan Butler has become a star for the Black Lives Matter movement, going on speaking tours to college campuses across the country and represented by celebrity talent booker All American Speakers. He is widely known for his efforts with #ConcernedStudent1950 and other social justice causes. 
But there is so much more that his followers do not know about him, and a HeatStreet <a href="http://heatst.com/politics/meet-mizzou-protestor-jonathan-butler-stealing-misogyny-crack-songs/">investigation</a> into Butler&#8217;s past uncovers some disturbing facts about the man we already thought we knew:
He steals food for sport. 
In an August 2011 blog post titled <a href="https://themassiveimpact.wordpress.com/page/2/">&#8220;My Summer Breakfast Experience,&#8221;</a> Butler describes how he spent 61 days stopping by at a hotel after work and &#8220;decided to indulge myself with &#8216;free&#8217; breakfast items.&#8221; As he was stealing food, Butler was caught making faces in the security cameras so that hotel staff could get a good look at his face.
&#8220;Beyond even pure sport it was a [sic] adrenaline rush to find out when someone would approach me about partaking in this &#8216;free&#8217; breakfast,&#8221; Butler writes. &#8220;Each passing day built up with more and more excitement and the anticipation of the hunt. The mere fact that confrontation was just around the corner drove me wild with passion.&#8221;
He dreams of getting &#8220;beat like Rodney King.&#8221;
Butler explains he wanted to get into trouble at the hotel because &#8220;ideally in my mind I wanted S.W.A.T. team members to drop from the sky tear gas to be thrown while I has [sic] attacked by 5 different german shepherds, and beat like Rodney King. But in my disappointment I was only greeted at the front by two managers.&#8221;
He bragged about how he had persistently argued with the managers when he was caught, adding, &#8220;I spent too much time in debate class and different forums to let [the female manager] punk me with her below minimum wage salary.&#8221; 
He enjoys being obnoxious to women, old people, poor people, and Hispanics.
Butler&#8217;s mocking of the female hotel manager for having a low salary is just the tip of the iceberg. He had gone on to describe her as a &#8220;&#8216;stubborn middle age crisis I&#8217;m a lonely old bag and I hate the world&#8217; lady manager,&#8221; adding that he &#8220;chuckled to myself but just loud enough to upset the two managers (on purpose), knowing that [the other] was too frail to honestly throw anyone out.&#8221; He described her tone as &#8220;rehearsed establishment confrontation dialogue.&#8221;
After Butler had boasted of having become close with the hotel maid, Maria, the managers asked around for her name. &#8220;Not knowing Maria&#8217;s real last name the first thing that came to mind was to say, &#8216;Sanchez,&#8217; he says. &#8230; So was it wrong to eat the food, probably yea. Was it wrong to give a last-name like &#8216;Sanchez&#8217; to Maria the worker, yea, probably.&#8221;
In March 2011, Butler published a video with the sole purpose of addressing &#8220;the issue&#8211; a very important issue&#8211; of XX versus XY. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, male and female: which is better.&#8221; Butler and a guest in his video continued by discussing the issue of &#8220;ratchet women&#8221; who are not well-behaved. 
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So you&#8217;re saying, she jumps from male to male. So this would be like in the kingdom, the wild kingdom, where they&#8217;re trying to get their prey.
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Getting to the point of whether this makes women inferior to men, Butler prompted his guest:
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So what he&#8217;s saying is that us as men, we don&#8217;t have issues, it&#8217;s all women, obviously, because what do we do? We just eat, sleep, work, we&#8217;re the backbone. Is that what you&#8217;re saying? &#8230; You&#8217;re saying all women are trash, is that what you&#8217;re saying?
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Butler concluded that men are better than woman because according to his guest, women &#8220;will lie, cheat, steal to get what they want. &#8230; That&#8217;s how females are these days. They will just&#8212;just lie,&#8221; echoed by Butler, &#8220;Just lie! Just lie! That&#8217;s dirty.&#8221;
In another blog post in July 2011, Butler wrote about his visit to a Subway sandwich store. In the blog post, he describes how he &#8220;stormed up to the counter inpatient [sic] and indecisive&#8221; and rudely gave orders to the worker behind the counter, who was &#8220;a grumpy older gentleman, about 70-75 years old,&#8221; to make his sandwich. 
&#8220;And at that moment as I was charging my phone and sitting down to my fast food meal, it dawned on me that I cannot live like this,&#8221; he wrote of the worker. &#8220;I got upset at the world and in rage thoughts raced through my head of all the time I have wasted not investing my money and budgeting correctly because I cannot, I repeat cannot! End up like the older gentleman behind the counter working at Subway. I will not be old, grumpy, and working when I should be retired, relaxed and happy.&#8221;
He is the son of a millionaire. 
<a href="http://www.stltoday.com/lifestyles/columns/joe-holleman/mizzou-hunger-strike-figure-from-omaha-son-of-top-railroad/article_20630c03-2a68-5e63-9585-edde16fe05f3.html">According</a> to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Butler grew up in a &#8220;prominent&#8221; family in Omaha, Nebraska. His parents, Eric L. and Cynthia Butler, serve as pastors for Joy of Life Ministries, and have other children along with Jonathan. Butler&#8217;s father, Eric, is an executive vice president for sales and marketing at the Union Pacific Railroad, which earned him a salary of $8.4 million in 2014, as evidenced by regulatory filings with the Security and Exchange Commission.
He likes to &#8220;mix it up&#8221; with crack. 
In another video published to YouTube in 2011, Butler sang a charming song about stealing and cooking crack cocaine with his girl:
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This song&#8230; it&#8217;s 9 minutes long so we make more crack, 
we mix it up, mix it up baby, we mix it up, mix it up baby, 
mix that crack&#8230; make that crack cocaine, oh! Then we add a little cronic, oh! 
Then we make it smoke snotic, oh! Then we add a dash of parsely and a little parmesan cheese&#8230;. 
I gotta make the crack baby &#8216;cause we gotta pay bills and we got a baby on the way, girl. 
By the way, its not yours. Its not mine either. 
But I gotta pay child support because the law says its&#8217; my baby. 
But it&#8217;s not my kid, it&#8217;s not my kid, I take it to the streets &#8216;cause it&#8217;s not my kid, girl. 
But I steal the crack to pay my bills and child support too. 
But we still on food stamps, we still on food stamps, we still on food stamps. Oohhh ohh ohh.
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5 Things You Need To Know About The Guy Who Led Racial Protests at University Of Missouri

Jonathan Butler

University of Missouri

Given recent events at the University of Missouri &#8211; a microcosm of a broader movement to destroy free speech and expression in America &#8211; it is worthwhile to identify noteworthy features of the driving force behind them: the group dubbed Concerned Student 1950.
Below are six important facts the usual suspects in media refuse to report. <a href="http://www.dailywire.com/news/1018/mizzou-student-activists-whine-cnn-robert-kraychik" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Don&#8217;t expect Anderson Cooper</a> to ask about any of this.
Concerned Student 1950 is soaked in racial neo-Marxist imagery and rhetoric. Jonathan Butler &#8211; the most visible face of Concerned Student 1950 &#8211; and his entourage of black revolutionaries choose to wear matching t-shirts emblazoned with the Black Power Fist for their public events. The icon is also colored with red, black, and green; the colors of black supremacist Pan-African racial nationalism. His wardrobe of political uniforms also includes a t-shirt stating, &#8220;ASSATA TAUGHT ME&#8221;, expressing solidarity with domestic leftist terrorist and convicted murderer Assata Shakur, who evaded justice by fleeing to Cuba. Lastly, he&#8217;s been photographed wearing a t-shirt declaring, &#8220;I LOVE MY BLACKNESS AND YOURS&#8221;, popularized by professional racial agitator Deray McKesson who was central to inciting riots in Ferguson and Baltimore. Butler and his followers also wear pendants in the shape of the African continent. He and his troupe regularly speak of revolution on a national and international scale, shouting the communist slogan, &#8220;We have nothing to lose but our chains!&#8221;.
Concerned Student 1950&#8217;s leader is beyond bourgeois; his family is &#8220;<a href="http://www.dailywire.com/news/1048/missouris-oppressed-hunger-striker-actually-filthy-amanda-prestigiacomo" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">filthy rich</a>&#8221;. Butler&#8217;s father, Eric L. Butler, is an executive at Union Pacific Railroad whose compensation was <a href="http://www.stltoday.com/lifestyles/columns/joe-holleman/mizzou-hunger-strike-figure-from-omaha-son-of-top-railroad/article_20630c03-2a68-5e63-9585-edde16fe05f3.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">$8.4 million in 2014</a>. The younger Butler has also been a student at the university since 2008. He has a bachelor&#8217;s degree in business administration and is <a href="http://www.omaha.com/news/metro/omaha-central-grad-ends-hunger-strike-over-racial-issues-at/article_0ce481c2-8739-11e5-b80f-2333434f833f.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">now pursuing</a> a graduate degree in educational leadership and policy. The family&#8217;s net worth is <a href="http://www.infowars.com/mizzou-hunger-striker-claims-hes-oppressed-rips-white-privilege-comes-from-family-worth-20-million/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">reportedly upward of $20 million</a>.
The is little to no evidence for many of Concerned Student 1950&#8217;s claims. Butler claimed that a &#8220;poopstika&#8221; was made on the wall of his dormitory&#8217;s bathroom, yet has <a href="http://thefederalist.com/2015/11/10/was-the-poop-swastika-incident-at-mizzou-a-giant-hoax/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">provided no evidence</a> to corroborate his allegation. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6zwnmlzZSQ" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Butler also lied</a> when he claimed that Tim Wolfe &#8211; the former university president who resigned in surrender to Concerned Student 1950&#8217;s demands &#8211; had hit him with his car when he and his entourage tried intimidating Wolfe near a parking lot. Payton Head, student body president at UoM, claims that the n-word was hurled at him while &#8220;<a href="https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/grade-point/wp/2015/09/16/what-the-student-body-president-did-after-he-was-called-the-n-word-again/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">walking with a friend to get cookies</a>&#8221; by <a href="http://www.cnn.com/2015/11/11/us/university-of-missouri-racism-protests-history/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">white males in a red pickup truck</a>. It remains unknown if these white racists were listening to country music at the time, had a confederate flag bumper sticker, or voted for Mitt Romney in 2012.
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All eight demands made by Concerned Student 1950 relate to race.

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Concerned Student 1950&#8217;s demands are all racial. <a href="http://www.kmbc.com/blob/view/-/36332870/data/1/-/202nsaz/-/-PDF-Concerned-Student-1950-list-of-demands.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">All eight demands</a> made by Concerned Student 1950 relate to race. Even its preamble demands Wolfe &#8220;acknowledge his white male privilege&#8221; and &#8220;recognize that systems of oppression exist&#8221;. The demand letter claims the group represents all black students admitted to the university since 1950, and states without reservation that all black students are necessarily &#8220;oppressed.&#8221; The group demands an erosion of meritocracy via the implementation of racial quotas for admission of students and hiring of staff. Also demanded is the adoption of mandatory &#8220;racial awareness and inclusion&#8221; curricula for the school&#8217;s students and staff.
Concerned Student 1950 hates the First Amendment. <a href="https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2015/11/10/video-shows-u-of-missouri-protesters-and-journalism-professor-barring-media-coverage/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Even left-wing media</a> reported on the irony of an assistant professor of mass media seeking to use intimidation and violence to suppress the freedoms enshrined in the First Amendment. Shouting &#8220;I need some muscle!&#8221; <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRlRAyulN4o" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Melissa Click shrieked for assistance</a> to violently stop a student journalist from recording events in an outdoor public area of the campus. Another supporter of the group, Brenda Smith-Lezama, <a href="http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2015/11/10/missouri_student_vp_im_tired_of_hearing_people_use_first_amendment_rights_to_create_hostile_atmosphere.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">told MSNBC</a>, &#8220;I personally am tired of hearing that first amendment rights protect students when they are creating a hostile and unsafe learning environment for myself and for other students here.&#8221; <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8Mr2QosX9Q" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Lezama-Smith is a beauty queen</a> who competed in 2013&#8217;s Miss Teen USA; she&#8217;s currently pursuing a journalism degree and is the student government&#8217;s VP alongside Head.
Concerned Student 1950 sees racism anywhere and everywhere. Butler, Head, Lezama-Smith, and other students affiliated with the group are all on record speaking about &#8220;systems of oppression.&#8221; Other iterations of this narrative invoked by the group&#8217;s members include &#8220;white supremacy,&#8221; &#8220;systematic and institutionalized racism,&#8221; and &#8220;white privilege.&#8221; All have said that the ousting of Wolfe is just the beginning of a broader racial revolution. Head has stated that the alleged incidents of racism prompting his group&#8217;s formation are part and parcel of the national social fabric. When the entire system is racist, the entire system needs to be torn down.

Top Six Things You Need to Know About #ConcernedStudent1950

The University of Missouri is currently a disaster, and not because of so-called &#8220;white privilege.&#8221;
The president and chancellor have just resigned, a professor (at the school of journalism, mind you) was caught on video pushing students and denying journalists access to a protest, the football team threatened to boycott the rest of their games this season and university police have lent their direct line to students for any complaints of hurt feelings (it&#8217;s literally a scene from Orwell&#8217;s 1984 where the &#8220;thought police&#8221; are vigilant).
One of the catalysts of Missouri&#8217;s current state of ruin is none other than a super-rich millennial brat named Jonathan Butler.
According to <a href="http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2015/11/09/black-university-missouri-students-good-reasons-upset-also-bogus-ones/">Breitbart News</a>, Butler alleged that he was &#8220;bumped&#8221; by President Tim Wolfe&#8217;s car (although video suggests otherwise) while protesting against the president for supposed racial injustices occurring on campus without proper attention drawn to them by administration. Butler threatened to go on a hunger strike until President Wolfe resigned.
As you might suspect, the liberal president caved. Butler&#8217;s &#8220;brave&#8221; hunger strike lasted a total of eight short days before he got exactly what he wanted.
Apparently in today&#8217;s universities, students can overthrow the administration in a mere eight-day time span via hunger strike even if their claims of grievance have not a shred of evidence. Butler did receive some potent assistance, though; the school football coach tweeted his support for Butler and the Concerned Student 1950 group which was instrumental in the protesting.
Butler, now a graduate student at the university, had cast himself as an oppressed, put-upon victim but as it turns out, of course, he is nothing of the sort. This <a href="http://louderwithcrowder.com/oppressed-mizzou-hunger-strike-student-is-actually-hilariously-wealthy/">entitled kid grew up with great affluence</a>, is attending his 7th year of college at a university and his father just raked in a cool $8.4 million in the last fiscal year,
Johathan Butler is a member of a prominent Omaha family. The newspaper says Butler&#8217;s father is Eric L. Butler, executive vice president for sales and marketing for the Union Pacific Railroad. His 2014 compensation was $8.4 million, according to regulatory filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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&#8220;Oppressed&#8221; Mizzou Hunger Striker FROM $20 MILLION DOLLAR FAMILY &#8211; Jonathan Butler Exposed <a href="https://t.co/yTjOEVPVt7">https://t.co/yTjOEVPVt7</a>
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Yes, the struggle is real.
Social justice warrior millennial brats with their safe-spaces and trigger-warnings are running amok in academia&#8212;and getting everything they ask for. Someone needs to check Jonathan Butler&#8217;s &#8220;millennial privilege&#8221; because these brats can get away with murder while those with this lame &#8220;white privilege&#8221; only seem to be forced into their own resignation.

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