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Originally Posted by Guest
As an aside here, the University of New Hampshire president was very surprised when he learned that the guide - not a directive- had been published on their website. He had a meeting with the official who had it compiled and it was immediately taken off the site. The university president disagreed with the ridiculous guide.
You can google it on reason.com.
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Dear Guest: Thank you for the heads up. I was not aware of the reason.com web site but have saved it in my favorites.
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Its a good sign that the president of NHU recognized the absurdity of the guide but to those creative minds that complied it well they appearto have too much time on their hands
Perhaps people such as this ought to spend more time focused on past and present Orwellian societies that control/controlled every aspect of peoples lives thoughts, etc I'm sure those leaders rationalize what they are/were doing is/was for the common good too.
This topic of freedom of speech/expression is important because it is a concept that can be quickly taken away from people without awareness. They speak of the salami technique used in Eastern Europe where their freedoms were taken away one slice at a time.
Some on this forum will quickly dismiss it but the story related in the original post here is instructive in just how much freedom we have lost since 1968. I am a federalist and strongly believe in state rights. I fear what the federal government is becoming and the negative affect it has on our lives.
This is especially disturbing because he proportion of citizens with an entitlement mentality is growing both with individuals and corporations. Free stuff comes at a heavy price because it reduces freedoms..government I don't need your stinking head outs.
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