What do you think about that?
http://www.news-journalonline.com/NewsJournalOnline/Opinion/Editorials/03OpOPN62051504.htm
http://www.news-journalonline.com/NewsJournalOnline/Opinion/Editorials/03OpOPN62051504.htm
censorship?
Mark Conley
Active member
well i dont know much about the organization that put this on but heres another slant written in the sarcastic view:
http://web.morons.org/article.jsp?id=5025
Sounds like someone certainly went overboard...but without seeing the actual poem, or the posters its kind of hard to say what the kids were guilty of.
But in this case...it cant be total censorship. The story got out and is being reported. :shock:
http://web.morons.org/article.jsp?id=5025
Sounds like someone certainly went overboard...but without seeing the actual poem, or the posters its kind of hard to say what the kids were guilty of.
But in this case...it cant be total censorship. The story got out and is being reported. :shock:
RnderSafe
Active member
http://www.splc.org/newsflash_archives.asp?id=670&year=2003
Sounds as if there were problems with the class long before the "Revolution X" poem was read. Two adults disagreeing and using children as the ammo in their war, IMO.
Sounds as if there were problems with the class long before the "Revolution X" poem was read. Two adults disagreeing and using children as the ammo in their war, IMO.
If it's true, it's :cen: up. But it's only one side of the story. The second link is based on the first, so it doesn't add anything new.Pollux said:
Every democracy has to hear all opinions. If an opinion is really useless or stupid (I mean KKK-stupid…), the rest of the people will see that and disregard the message. Don’t ever tell a party to keep his/her opinion to him(her)self, because that would mean people can’t learn what’s wrong with those opinions.