Mac1958
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- Dec 8, 2011
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That's really the best you can do?Too vague.Let's get to the heart of the issue of our young people and speakers.
Here's my position: It's a moral and cultural obligation of ours, as citizens of the United States, to promote and enable our young people to be exposed to contrary, stimulating, challenging, and yes, even controversial opinions at every opportunity. It is in their best interests, and the best interests of our country, to do so.
And further, there is no better place or time in their lives to be challenged like this than their college years. If we do not, we are doing our young people and our country a terrible disservice.
Do you agree or disagree? And please note: This is NOT a First Amendment issue, so let's not go there.
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If you were female then I could see the cryptic writing.
If you are male then you are becoming effeminate.
If you don't agree with the post, you could at least have the balls to say so.
But that's okay, you're not the only one to try the standard avoid/pivot/attack diversion.
Very instructive thread here, my suspicions have been confirmed. Again.
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