One year later, @JillianKayM talks to an Evergreen student who was assaulted by protesters, an alum who advised his sister against attending, and a couple of former faculty who think that maybe, just maybe, the “social justice” agenda will not end well.
https://www.wsj.com/podcasts/how-evergreen-lost-the-left/13BE526F-D0D0-41D8-A9F5-76179B8BA8CC.html …
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Honestly, while I know there are a few examples of such "banning", it is not the fundamental problem as some present it to be.
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You sound EXACTLY like the Hindu far right. "There have been a few cases of Muslims getting beaten or killed, not enough to worry about." This is silly. The number of cases should be nil.
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That is a bit over the top.
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It's not though. In both cases, the number should be zero.
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It is not a good comparison.
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It;s not a comparison of the individuals. Its a look at the argument 'Let's not worry about bad things happening if it doesn't happen everywhere, all the time.' I suspect you'd see the problem if conservatives were regularly but not always banning talk of social issues & speakers
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Yeah. I got it. Still, not a good comparison.
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That's not really saying anything. We can't go through all the bad things which are still bad if they happen often but not always until you find one you can live with.
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