Protesters are amusing in that they remind me of the likes of Tucker Carlson......someone who looks good but doesn't understand what they're talking about.......
SDAI-Tech:"These kids are always protesting something...hanging banners out the window...it gives their lives meaning and substance. They understand so very little, have experienced next to nothing, but want so very much to be a part of the world."
When I was in college, demonstrations came out of the frustrations of being pigeon-holed into a society not of their own likeing....they could SEE where it was going allright, and they didn't want to end up there.
"As a matter of fact...that is the perfect place for them to become hardened against America and capitalism..."
I politely disagree. Most college students can TASTE capitalism....that's what they're there for!
And it's not that they're hardened against America, but as in any free society they can look at the actions of their own country from past history and SEE where the internal mistakes were. It's only CRITICISM they are giving.
Perhaps in the hopes of improving the FUTURE.
"...since the teachers are disgruntled socialists with an ax to grind and rape and use these as yet unformed minds in a sick perversion for their own ends - giving a small sense of power to their frustrated, and miserable lives. "
Whoa......down there, son!
Since when are teachers in a free society "socialists"?
You depend a lot on labels.....better to tone down your language or be associated with that there Tory Brosz!
And what makes you think they're miserable....because in YOUR mind you think that they are socialists??
I'll bet you thought Jane Fonda was miserable too (my apologies to the aging Barberella......)
"The kids are still just not much more than mindless robots - they spout what their teacher's tell them "
What schools did you grow up in?
College campuses today (and those of the past few decades), were melting pots of fermenting and aging ideas........no conformists there!
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