Chelvendra Sathieaanandha
Parker’s Media: The Times of Tyranny
Interesting read which talks about reducing discriminatory [Christian] texts in a University, which seems to thereby result in disrimination against Christians…
What the? Does this mean all Christian thought is to be removed from texts, or just discriminatory writing? I find it strange that to reduce discrimination against others – which some fundamentalist Christian thought might support – there is a backwards discrimination onto Christians…? It’s understandable that open-mindedness should be encouraged, and discrimination should not be tolerated; so texts that comply with this should remain in circulation. I find that most religious thought that isn’t coming from a narrow-minded view usually teaches good values.
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this is where a liberal viewpoint of anti-discrimination and freedom of speech becomes a bit of a contradiction
Comment by Shannon May 23, 2007 @ 12:10 pmI’m so sick of what the medie finds necessary to tell me. I can’t stand religion. If you want to do good work behind the scenes, then fucking stay behind the scenes. And i dont need the media to point out these scenes, or whats behind them to me. Im still stuck in my own shrunken world worrying about the things of immediate concern to me. I dont need all this other mumbo jumbo bullshit. Fuck
Comment by Marcus May 23, 2007 @ 7:01 pm