This Youtube video is poignant given the anti-war mobilization today. It has close to 2 million views so far. Check it out.
~BT
Saturday, October 27, 2007
STUDENTS: A CHALLENGE FOR US
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1 comment:
Right, because 'disrupting the business as usual' at an institution of learning is not only a way to get yourself respected, but is also the PERFECT way to stick it to that damned government...oh, and a bunch of 18-22 year olds who are either financially dependent on their parents or who work shit ass jobs in order to pay their way through school REALLY have a loud voice and influence in the government, and all we had to do was speak up in order to avoid war in Iraq (course, it's not like most of the protest marches against the war weren't led by students before it started), because administration has proven how good it is at listening.
*eyeroll*
Brett, why are we listening to ludicrous suggestions from people who can't seem to get it through their heads that the political influence of their form of protest is gone? 'Disrupting "business" as usual on campus' will only prevent students from learning and make liberals look like loons.
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