Awfully written. This semicolon here ironically changes the entire meaning of this sentence.pic.twitter.com/kJbMCS9jUC
The Wellesley editorial advocating a hostile response to nonconformist speech seems limited access now. Grabbed:; http://thewellesleynews.com/2017/04/12/free-speech-is-not-violated-at-wellesley/ …pic.twitter.com/dETquYo8v2
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Worst use of a semicolon ; ever.
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Needs some semicolonic; irrigation.
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I think I disagree with this, but can't be sure because it's so poorly written. The authors are the *editors* of a college newspaper? Oy.
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One thinks as one speaks/writes, and it's astonishing to see that these people can scarcely think, as evidenced by their writing.
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Cannot access this piece. I'd like to read it!
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Oh. My. God. This is horribly written, and so very wrong. Even worse, it's frightening that these people will someday run the country.
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No they won't. These people will never get anywhere in life.
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I'm not so sure, Rod...lots of them out there now, causing aggravation & pain.
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I sure hope you're wrong :)
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I do, too! Actually, there are loads of good, decent young people who were well raised. You just have to look for them.
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"...put free speech in the Constitution..." well, they're just wicked smart, aren't they? God help us.
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In reading some of the capture, the "academics" at Wellesley have gotten it completely wrong. Completely.
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Looks like Wellsley site has crashesd. HAH!!
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Reads like a statement from the Red Guard during a "Cultural Revolution" re-education lecture.
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Wth, "We have all said problematic claims, the origins of which were ingrained in us by our discriminatory and biased society"
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Into the swipe file BEFORE folder it goes. Thanks much!
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