Ordinarily, I would agree that government has no business trying to set opinions, but we know it would not hesitate for a moment to enforce ideological balance if conservative thought overwhelmingly dominated college campuses, so it's fun to watch the reactions. Heck, maybe some students will be better able to handle seeing the name "Donald Trump" written on the sidewalk. Or, just possibly, they'll be better able to defend their opinions beyond, "Muh feelz, you racist, shut up!". And heck, some of them may actually weigh conservative ideas and decide to adopt them. I think that's what's driving most of the fear.Seriously?Interesting to me is that a survey to get information is "legislating thought". It would seem to me that knowing if we have a problem is important.My political viewpoints are no business of the governments. That is what McCarthyism was, we don’t need that again.
Funny how the right wants to legislate thought now.
Collecting information people’s ideological beliefs for the purpose of funding, firing, hiring. What could possibly go wrong?