How Ohio State University is marketing evil

www.wnd.com ^ | 4/28/2006 | David Kupelian

[keats5]

Here's the direct link:
http://worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=49958

[Excuse_My_Bellicosity]

Time to warm up the keyboard and e-mail server for OSU.

[MCCRon58]

It truly a shame that the time honored American traditions of "tar-and-featehering" and "running outta town on a rail" have fallen by the wayside.

I can think of two "professors" who would have benefited from such treatment.

[OKIEDOC]

Just goes to show the sorry state that being a professor has fallen into.

No wonder the United States ranks down the list on education.

The professors are so busy teaching a warped agenda they have no time to teach anything constructive.

[VOA]

Looks like the gay academics have been savoring the chance to become
THE Grand Inquisitors.

So much for that get-along-with-everyone gay stereotype of all the sitcoms
on television.

[JennysCool]

When will the vast population of clueless Americans begin to understand that it is the "liberals," not the conservatives, who are hell-bent to end freedom in this country? Our side has for too long allowed the mainstream media to portray conservatives as "intolerant," when it is EXACTLY the other way around.

[VOA]

Scott Savage is a sincere and devout Christian – a Quaker to be precise...

My gosh, there must be a spectrum of Quakers out there.
Since my childhood, the only modern Quakers I've heard about have sounded
like members of a left-wing club, not a religional body.
This Savage fellow sounds almost 180 degrees out of sync with what
I've been exposed to in modern Quaker ideology.

Maybe these gay professors saw the name Savage and said "HEY,
it's that guy with that meany old radio show!"

[Excuse_My_Bellicosity]

It's official, the liberal elite gets to blackball, trash reputations, and have people fired if they dare even introduce an idea that goes against their agendas. They dream of a day when such people can be strung up on the quad at sundown. It's good to see that academic freedom is alive and well.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

I was in our town library this week and noticed "Read Banned Books" posters are all over the stacks. The American Library Association's web site tells me that "Banned Books Week celebrates the freedom to choose or the freedom to express one’s opinion even if that opinion might be considered unorthodox or unpopular and stresses the importance of ensuring the availability of those unorthodox or unpopular viewpoints to all who wish to read them. After all, intellectual freedom can exist only where these two essential conditions are met.

Do you suppose that the ALA is going to add "The Marketing of Evil" to their suggested reading list?

/sarc

[shield]

ping

[american spirit]

Gee.....where's the tolerance here?......oh sorry, I forgot when it comes to gay issues tolerance is only a one way street.

[popdonnelly]

The odd thing is that the radiclib elite at the universities are the spiritual heirs - or in some cases the very same people - of what started as a "Free Speech" movement at Berkeley. Free Speech at the time meant the right to use profanity.

[Dante3]

OSU apparently has an agenda.

[jettester]

I just returned from Lancaster, PA where a friend there was telling me about Quakers. She said that there is at least two main groups - one that is evangelical and the other that is more ecumenical. I am not sure how accurate this is but it does help explain what you are saying and what I have seen with my own eyes.

[Dumb_Ox]

"Harassed" – by a book?

It grabbed my butt and made lewd comments, really!

[Crispus Attucks Patriot]

Hmmm, not a bad idea at all.....

[VOA]

1950s: Patriots root out academics that are fellow-travelers of
the USSR cadre.

1960s to present: Fellow-travelers root out patriots

And the sound and fury will get louder as patriots push back.
Or even dare to speak out.

[dangerfield]

"Then he set up his intended harassment complaint: "You have made me fearful and uneasy being a gay man on this campus. I am, in fact, notifying the OSU-M campus, and Ohio State University in general, that I no longer feel safe doing my job. I am being harassed."

Sounds like the guy was angry and drinking and then had one too many.

[dangerfield]

of course, being a drunk, i notice that a lot in people, lol.