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During a speech before the Federalist Society on Thursday, Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito lamented that “tolerance for opposing views is now in short supply in many law schools and in the broader academic community.” And stated that recent law school graduates repeatedly tell him “that they face harassment and retaliation if they say anything that departs from the law school orthodoxy.”
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Later on, Alito talked about a “growing hostility to the expression of unfashionable views.” He referenced the 1972 George Carlin “seven dirty words” routine and stated that “Today, you can see shows on your TV screen in which the dialogue appears at time to consist almost entirely of those words. Carlin’s list seems like a quaint relic. But it would be easy to put together a new list called: Things You Can’t Say if You’re a Student or a Professor at a College or University, or an Employee of Many Big Corporations. And there wouldn’t just be seven items on that list. Seventy times seven would be closer to the mark.”
Alito: 'Tolerance for Opposing Views Is Now in Short Supply in Many Law Schools'
During a speech before the Federalist Society on Thursday, Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito lamented that "tolerance for opposing views is now in short | Clipswww.breitbart.com
This type of thing is poised now to get worse...We see in here the intolerance for the opposition among progressives, and liberals toward conservatives not only with viewpoints, but ideology period...I like Justice Alito and concerned for the future of this country as a conservative....What say you?