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To: Captain Shady
>> These freedoms may not always exist in America,

They don't exist on college campuses. You cannot criticize the PC. That is the whole problem. So many hypoctites there.

12 posted on 11/29/2002 11:36:32 AM PST by Dan(9698)
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To: Dan(9698)
"You cannot criticize the PC."

I have been fired from a job because my flaming gay boss did not like my family values and felt uncomfortable around me. Where I work now I am completely free to express any opinion that a liberal Democrat would express -- otherwise I must keep my mouth shut -- they are all Bush-haters. If my current power structure knew that I actually voted Republican I might be out the door in short order. I work in California and things are probably worse here.
16 posted on 11/29/2002 1:50:14 PM PST by BeAllYouCanBe
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To: Dan(9698)
These freedoms may not always exist in America, They don't exist on college campuses. You cannot criticize the PC. That is the whole problem. So many hypoctites there

I see your point.I only did six months of college -should've stayed.

My wife's employer will not allow anyone to wear rebel flags on their clothes even while producing such things(more hypocrisy in the modern world).That doesn't bother my wife too much,because the rebel flag would mess up her color scheme anyway :-)

I worked at a plant until it closed in 1999 that would crack down on any expression that it thought was white racist,yet allowed African-Americans great slack in expressing anti-white sentiment. One particular t-shirt proclaimed "the blacker the college-the better the knowledge."

24 posted on 11/30/2002 6:40:42 AM PST by Captain Shady
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