Liberal Professors Are Ultimately Ignorant.

Submitted by Rob Adcox (United States), Apr 17, 2007 at 21:33

As a student who has survived the ravages of liberalism in our universities, I want to share with you some of my experiences with liberal bullying. First, when I was a student at New Mexico State University, I was a psych major. now, everyone knows that psychology is literally "owned" by liberals. However, there comes a point at which one must draw the line of tolerance. With me it was the assertion by one psychology professor that "male infants often try to masturbate by grinding their penises against someone who might be holding them". "studies reveal that conservative male students experience sexual arousal while listening to the National Anthem"; this is another example of how truly horrible liberalism has become on our campuses.

Liberal professors are fond of telling students that "there are no moral absolutes". Of course, it's easy to refute this nonsense: if there are no moral absolutes, then is it morally wrong, for example, to murder someone one day but perfectly fine to do so next week? Our laws are based on a moral code. In the absence of moral absolutes, there could be only lawlessness and the total breakdown of society and cultures. I have been forced to withdraw from courses taught by liberals simply because I refused to allow myself to be indoctrinated by their leftist propaganda.

I find it objectionable that there are professors who are forcing students to agree with them, under threat of assigning failing course grades simply because the student disagrees with said propaganda. Folks, our universities have become reeducation centers. There are a great number of liberal professors whose argumentative skills are finely honed, but not even the best of you can defeat truth. You libs might want to mull that over the next time you haughtily attempt to bully your students.

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