thereisnospoon
Gold Member
When a United States Senator proclaims Gays and unwed mothers should be excluded from making a living in a noble profession like teaching simply because HE cannot find morality in their circumstances, in spite of what individual Gays and unwed mothers may be, then yes words are offensive. They offend by taking bread off the tables of hard working teachers because of the group they may be in and not as a result of their personal behavior.Normally ,I say there are no stupid questions except the ones that go unasked.
Check this out....I now make an exception to that rule.
BTW, there is no Constitutional protection frm being offended by words.
Also there are no laws that prohibit "thinking" a certain person or people have a similar trait.
I think our little debate is now concluded.
Now unless you're against equal justice for all, I think this does indeed close the argument.
You can't legislate bigotry, in spite of the ignorance and stupidity of those who can't see the sin of it.
Unreal....The spin you just spewed could dry a load of bedspreads.
Yes, those words are offensive to some. Once again ,we do not have the right to be free from offense. The problem with political correctness is that it poisons and seizes a society.
Today we have politically correct speech codes on college campuses. A man refers to a group of lousmouths as "Water Buffaloes" and is brought up on charges of racism by a college disciplinary committee..Where does it end?
Look, if you or anyone else is offended by the spoken or written word ,there is a solution. Acquire a thicker skin.
Free speech must apply to all ( as does the right to freedom of expression) or it means nothing. It cuts both ways....
Hmm...This statement attributed to DeMint is over 6 years old.
Now, let's say De Mint is a liberal...What say you then?