doubleb
Well-Known Member
Its rude to bring up in public...
politics and religion
and I thought there was another too.
RDWHAHB
politics and religion
and I thought there was another too.
RDWHAHB
EdWort said:I agree, but it is pretty bad when the professor brings up his own beliefs when they have no purpose in the class and when you disagree and present a valid argument to the contrary, it affects your grade in a negative way.
The end result is that students don't present differing points of view with the teacher for fear of a low or failing grade. In most cases the teacher is not looking for a debate, but rather to push his beliefs on young impressionable students. Then they turn out to be hypocrites in the first place. You know, do as I say, not as I do.
That is an outright abuse of power that is happening every day in our universities.
TheJadedDog said:So, I agree that it is not okay to bring politics into the classroom but let me ask you this, would you be as upset if the profs were conservative and they were making remarks against liberals?
(Please note, this is a rhetorical question and is not meant to imply that your answer is no).
kornkob said:Funny, I've lived in Madison most of my adult life and that characterization is wildly inaccurate. I get presented with as many petitions from the right as the left and I've never once seen a bar tolerate people with their petitions. Even so I haven't seen a petitioner in months. As for how 'liberal' everyone's opinions are here: there are as many conservatives nutjobs as there are liberal nutjobs here. And everyone in between. Unfortunately the nutjobs (from both sides) are just really loud--- and people tend to notice and be annoyed by the nutjobs who they don't agree with.
feedthebear said:Life isn't about repeatitive exposure to only things that you like. That's masturbation.
When it was substituted for a real life- or an education.uuurang said:When did masturbation become bad?![]()
trencher said:When it was substituted for a real life- or an education.