Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="gst" data-source="post: 67134" data-attributes="member: 373">You kinda missed the point, THIS particular deal is indeed not about freedom of speech as your case rightfully points out. It is about what we choose to speak out about and what will keep one quiet because of societal ostricizing.Society has now glorified a kid in an evening gown as standing up for their rights and being a symbol of &quot;tolerance&quot; and everything that is &quot;good&quot; about this nation. You in your own words are okay with that being accepted into this year book, &quot;more power to em&quot;. And anyone that disagrees is a problem and a &quot;Murican&quot;. Yet someone that stands up up for this nations symbol, 2nd Amendment rights, ect.. even if it is maybe not the most articulate or popular way,&nbsp; is &quot;intolerant&quot; and a symbol of everything that is wrong with this nation. And if you are one of those people you are a &quot;Murican&quot;. You are ostracized now in society. You in your own words have done that. The progressive says this &quot;derogatory&quot; term as a way to ostracize people in society into silence to gain control for their ideals. They can not defend their ideals with logic or rationale, so the term &quot;Muricans&quot; is bantered about, the claim of &quot;bigotry&quot; is thrown or the accusation of &quot;racist&quot; is painted with a fools brush. The bottom line is indeed the school has the ability to &quot;censor&quot; what pics they publish in their yearbook. And we as society have the ability to speak about it freely (maybe except if your talking about Muslims) I just find it curious when people are quick to try and ostracize their fellow &quot;Muricans&quot;&nbsp; into silence. Nice little grade school playground &quot;float your boat&quot; comment though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gst, post: 67134, member: 373"] You kinda missed the point, THIS particular deal is indeed not about freedom of speech as your case rightfully points out. It is about what we choose to speak out about and what will keep one quiet because of societal ostricizing. Society has now glorified a kid in an evening gown as standing up for their rights and being a symbol of "tolerance" and everything that is "good" about this nation. You in your own words are okay with that being accepted into this year book, "more power to em". And anyone that disagrees is a problem and a "Murican". Yet someone that stands up up for this nations symbol, 2nd Amendment rights, ect.. even if it is maybe not the most articulate or popular way, is "intolerant" and a symbol of everything that is wrong with this nation. And if you are one of those people you are a "Murican". You are ostracized now in society. You in your own words have done that. The progressive says this "derogatory" term as a way to ostracize people in society into silence to gain control for their ideals. They can not defend their ideals with logic or rationale, so the term "Muricans" is bantered about, the claim of "bigotry" is thrown or the accusation of "racist" is painted with a fools brush. The bottom line is indeed the school has the ability to "censor" what pics they publish in their yearbook. And we as society have the ability to speak about it freely (maybe except if your talking about Muslims) I just find it curious when people are quick to try and ostracize their fellow "Muricans" into silence. Nice little grade school playground "float your boat" comment though. [/QUOTE]

Verification

What is the most common fish caught on this site?

Reply to thread

Recent Posts

Friends of NDA