[MarkL]

Then perhaps some enterprising individual could start a website dedicated to wondering why they didn't have teachers like this when they were in 9th grade, etc etc.

Or perhaps one could just decide not to click on a thread that is bound to have those sorts of comments, just pass it by.

Mark

[Sam's Army]

Sure, and maybe next time a topic like...let's say...gay marriage comes up as a debate in my church--I should just not bother with having an opinion there, either. Surely the type of folks who don't believe there is a culture war (or, more correctly, are just on the other side of it) are bound to make certain comments about it in that setting as well. I should just therefore move on.

But the more specific point is that the powers that be evidently don't like to see this type of thread here, either. But instead of doing anything actually material about it, they jsut rearrange where it shows up. OK, not my house, I don't make the rules--got it. But, strange.

[GeronL]

FReepers who encourage this stuff with those comments are why we are losing the culture wars.