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How many examples do you need?
Tom Brosz — (archived)

I could post them here all day, you know.

Nobody is saying everybody on a university campus is a psycho hose beast, but there are enough of them in positions of authority over both faculty and student, and in enough different universities, that it's an issue of concern.

I spent time at universities. I saw posters for lectures. I saw what professors had on their walls and doors. I read the curricula. I listened to conversations. I read articles in university publications. I talked to conservative professors (there are some, especially in the "non-fuzzy" subjectes) and learned what they had to deal with.

People like Churchill are not that rare on campuses. Churchill just got himself noticed.

The far Left has been settling into the university environment since the 1960s. The vicious little nihilists I went to school with are running the joint now. They're quite comfortable there, thank you, pushing a philosophy of hatred of our nation, and most importantly, its values. It isn't about Bush. This trend precedes Bush by decades.

Criticism is a means, not an end. Some people treat it as though the very act of deriding something is a virtue.

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