A private, yet, not-so-private blog separate from my usual random/fandom blog.
In here:
I share my opinions with no reluctance and all its fury. I share my most inner thoughts away from society, but open to whomever wishes to hear them. I share my testimony, which has changed my life completely. I share the things that inspire my heart, my mind, and my heart. And most of all, I share my love of God, unrestrained.
“Teacher yells at student because of a question he asked about Obama!”
So various sound bites from this conversation have been surfacing around the media. Unfortunately, the sound bites are all separated so it was tough to tell the details between, but I think we got the gist of the conversation. I’m glad that someone posted a video of this on youtube, even though it’s mostly just listening.
When you insert the rest of the conversation and make everything in context, the “argument” or “debate” seems a bit more laid back then a lot of the media portrayed.
BUT that does not excuse the behavior of the teacher in this situation. Because she is in a position of authority, she should have handled the situation with way more maturity than she did.
I give the kid props in this video minus the slight profane language (which both of them happened to use and disregard). To be frank, he didn’t even seem all that biased toward one side or the other. He did say the he, himself, even said less then kind things about former President Bush. He is what he claimed to be: a guy just asking a question.
So while I find the conversation just another debate between two people (with a lot of yelling— as usual), I think we can clearly pinpoint the bigger person at the end of it all.
Sarah Palin Brings Out the Hypocrisy of the Feminist Left.
Agreed the left is the most hypocritical. The right has a few hypocrisies, though not as many. While Libertarians and Classic Liberals. We tell it as it is.
Not gonna lie, this is one of the things that ticked me off the most during the 2008 elections. For people that support the feminist movement, they’ll turn their back on someone who practically embodies the success women strive to achieve yet disagrees with a few of their political morals.
That’s fine. They can be hypocrites. I still support Palin and her entire family fully.
