Hobbit
Senior Member
jillian said:No one should be intimidated for what they believe. But perhaps there's a difference between someone advancing acceptance of diverse groups and someone disseminating material which tries to marginalize a segment of the population, like gays?
Just throwing that out there....
Also, I'm not sure what "Yale fiasco" you're referring to.
See, this is where we collide. Right now, gays are not trying to gain equal rights. They're trying to gain special rights and force the populace to tell them that there's nothing wrong with what they do. However, nearly every world religion says that, yes, there is something wrong with what they do. Then, there's the fact that this wouldn't have been an issue if he'd been recommending books with titles more like "White Devils," "America the Oppressive," or "101 Reasons Why Bush is the Anti-Christ."
The Yale fiasco refers to the fact that Yale University currently has enrolled as a student a spokeman for the Taliban who doesn't even have a high school level education