Truth or Consequences - Part 1

While universities are supposed to be open forums of debate and learning, we see more and more leftist protectionism. Further, the leftist tilt is leaning more and more into the range of the extreme. The ‘open forum’ charter is used only to tolerate hyper-leftist psychobabble, while all things moderate, conservative, or Christian are boycotted as ‘intolerant’ with the buzzword of ‘hate’. There is a double standard in the reaction to the issue of racism – and the media coverage of it. At Howard University and other parts of DC, people revolted to the streets in protest when one city administrator allegedly used the word 'niggardly' (which has nothing to do with race) in a sentence during a meeting. He resigned under the pressure and ended his civil service carreer, even though he had actually said nothing racist at all. Yet, hardly more than a couple newsbytes come out when an NC State professor speaking at Howard University called for complete genocide in America as ‘the only solution’ to their problem - and people in the audience applauded. (Hmmm… His classist rantings of blame sound just like someone else in Germany who called for genocide as the ‘final solution’ to their problems.)

What would the Leftist and media reaction have been if the races where reversed in these two examples?

IMHO, as long the unbalanced racism of the latter sub-sub-group (who really only represent a minority of the minority they claim to represent) is allowed to rant their poisonous indoctrination to our children unchallenged, we with neither have equality nor social stability in America. We saw on 9/11 what happens when mainstream societies just look the other way and tolerate poisonous doctrine with no opposing debate. Just as much as the Muslim community needs to challenge and cull poisonous doctrines in their societies, we must challenge and cull the poisonous doctrines in ours. [Please note that I am not advocating censorship, but rather public rebuttal.] Some people, especially the young, need the truth – what we see as obvious - spelled out for them. They at least need to know that there is another side to consider; to think without blind acceptance. Come, let us reason together. Otherwise, John Allen Muhammad and Lee Malvo were just the beginning.
- Spoomonger (the Coconut)