Follow The Money

 

1. I’m amazed that The Supremes chose common sense on this. 
   Still I worry about their decision on the issue of allowing Al Qaeda recruiters on campus.
   That may be delayed if NYC is nuked this year.

   Posted by Oink       03/09/2006  at  09:31 AM  



2. If that happened Oink, you will see a nationwide lynching of Arabs and Muslims that would make the internment of the Japanese-Americans from WWII look like a kid’s birthday party.

   Posted by Macker       03/09/2006  at  10:08 AM  



3. Maybe, Mack, it’d turn out good: They’d lynch Academics and Entertainers?

   Posted by Oink       03/09/2006  at  10:10 AM  



4. And in another take on this issue

   http://www.townhall.com/opinion/columns/ClintonTaylor/2006/03/08/189044.html

   While my husband and daughter struggle to get into a college/university the right way, this goes on.

   This type of garbage makes me so angry. On your own dime/time - say what you want and I will be in the crowd (even if I disagree) to protect that right to say it. But to use a public institution which receives federal funds (even if it is just in the form of student loans) to make a ‘political’ statement - makes me mad, actually very pissed off. I would like to return to college one day, but not if this is standard in the USA now.

   Plain and simple. This ‘crap’ is what newspaper editorials, magazines and speaking tours are about. Not education, not classrooms, not colleges and law schools.

   The road to hell is paved with good intentions.

   Posted by wardmama4       03/09/2006  at  01:47 PM  



5. OCM, you still don’t get it.

   Posted by wardmama4       03/09/2006  at  02:18 PM  



6. I think he gets it…

   Posted by U2warrior05       03/09/2006  at  03:40 PM  

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