Campus Bias Against Veterans from War on Terrorism

National Review ^ | August 29, 2005 | Wynton C. Hall & Peter Schweizer

[LovesReagan]

As college students hit campuses across the nation this week, a new generation of young veterans will step off the battlefields of Iraq and Afghanistan and onto the ideological battlefield of our university campuses. For those on the frontline in the war on terror, the antiwar hostility of liberal professors and campus activists will assuredly prove unsettling. Just ask Marine sergeant Marco Martinez, a veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom...

[OldSgt.]

"to have a professor walk into a store and be told they are a horrible human being and they should rot in hell?"

As the old saying goes, " those who can't do, teach"

[XR7]

Many of those whose deferments were going to run out at graduation opted to become teachers. (A profession that exempted one from the draft) The public school system of today is the result of this influx of anti-American cowards.

Hence, the deplorable state of our government-run school system and universities. By the time kids get to college, they have been totally indoctrinated with a socialistic/atheistic worldview, thinking the world owes them a living, and disrespectful of all that is decent, moral, or good. No wonder they diss our troops.

[XR7]

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