[NeedKarma]

not relying on what the some news editor decides you are going to be told about something.

Haha, you don't even bother looking at the content I provided you; you dismiss it without looking and continue foaming at the mouth.
Continue foaming, I got a wonderful promotion at work at the beginning of this week so your knee-jerking is simply entertaining to me. :D

[speechlesstx]

It wasn't coursework, part of a course or class.

I never said it was a class or coursework. I said "teach" and that is indisputably the goal of the "seminar/workshop" according to the "Event director Giuliana Berry."

Now, everyone continue on with your misdirection.

[speechlesstx]

Oh dear, you're not the bright one are you?

https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/curren...ml#post3425044

That only proves they attended. Lots of conservatives attend universities but their ideas and point of view are typically not welcome and in fact, the schools are often quite openly hostile toward conservatives (while pretending to welcome diversity of course).

Also In fact as I've posted twice now, Harvard Law School's paper penned an op-ed telling them not to apply there should you someday have the gall to criticize them.

Warning: Do Not Enroll

Now give us your "why is it conservatives are powerless to change them" routine.

[NeedKarma]

Bush graduated from there LOL!

[tomder55]

And ? We already went over this with Ted Cruz graduating from Harvard. It's not like there are many alternative elite schools in the country to choose from . Most of them have liberal mind bending cr@p like this or "stomp on Jesus " diversity instruction.
Florida Atlantic Univ. student claims he was suspended for not stomping on Jesus [VIDEO] | The Daily Caller

[Wondergirl]

I never said it was a class or coursework. I said "teach" and that is indisputably the goal of the "seminar/workshop" according to the "Event director Giuliana Berry."

Now, everyone continue on with your misdirection.

The attendees (there were only 55 of them) were anonymously surveyed by cellphone as to sexual practices or happenings, then the results were tabulated and distributed to the group. One of the attendees said, "The point of the workshop was to bring up things we thought were so taboo and desire or urges we criticize are just regular parts of sexual psychology [and activities humans willingly or unwillingly engage in].” It was later said that some of the cellphone responses were made in jest.

[tomder55]

Yeah if I was their parent ,I'd be thrilled they paid $40 grand a year to attend such seminars.

[Wondergirl]

yeah if I was their parent ,I'd be thrilled they paid $40 grand a year to attend such seminars.

Actually, it might have been a good thing to open one's eyes about how some people act and live. Why walk through life with blinders on? It wasn't until I attended college (a Lutheran one, at that) that I found out there are people in the world who don't think and act like my family and I did.

[NeedKarma]

[tomder55]

Like I said... mind bending cr@p. This so called professor no doubt has her own fee for service "clinic " for them to learn . It doesn't belong in an institution of higher learning .

[speechlesstx]

The ones who need to open their eyes are those who think we need to teach kids sensitivity to bestiality and incest or excuse those who do.

[Wondergirl]

Like I said .... mind bending cr@p. This so called professor no doubt has her own fee for service "clinic " for them to learn . It doesn't belong in an institution of higher learning .

She isn't a professor there or associated with that university.

[Wondergirl]

The ones who need to open their eyes are those who think we need to teach kids sensitivity to bestiality and incest or excuse those who do.

That is not what was done in this seminar.

[talaniman]

Teaching young adults to be able to discuss things they don't understand rationally is the beginning of independent thought and fact finding to make reasonable decisions about lifestyle with out prejudice.

More rational thought and actions and better ways to communicate would probably lead to less divorces is my hope and more productive interactions with each other as a whole.

[speechlesstx]

That is not what was done in this seminar.

What part of "Event director Giuliana Berry told CampusReform.org that the workshop was supposed to teach students to respond with “understanding” and “compassion” to taboo and even illegal sex acts" are you having trouble understanding?

Come on - it's in plain English, stop the denial.

[talaniman]

Denial is in not being able to talk about things and reaching a resolution. You can't tell a young adult something is illegal without reasons they are.

[smoothy]

The attendees (there were only 55 of them) were anonymously surveyed by cellphone as to sexual practices or happenings, then the results were tabulated and distributed to the group. One of the attendees said, "The point of the workshop was to bring up things we thought were so taboo and desire or urges we criticize are just regular parts of sexual psychology [and activities humans willingly or unwillingly engage in].” It was later said that some of the cellphone responses were made in jest.

How can a personal cell phone call be considered anonymous? Nothing done on a cell phone or regualr phone is truly anonymous.

Nor are internet forums truly anonymous for that matter either.

[Wondergirl]

How can a personal cell phone call be considered anonymous? Nothing done on a cell phone or regualr phone is truely anonymous.
Nor are internet forums truely anonymous for that matter either.

There is no/or at least rare caller ID for cell phones. (Call me on your cell, and I will tell you what shows up.) "Sexologist Dr. Jill McDevitt hosted the session where around 55 students used their cellphones to answer questions about sex. The results were then published in real time on a screen."

[smoothy]

There is no/or at least rare caller ID for cell phones. (Call me on your cell, and I will tell you what shows up.) "Sexologist Dr. Jill McDevitt hosted the session where around 55 students used their cellphones to answer questions about sex. The results were then published in real time on a screen."

My point being you never really know what data they are harvesting, and saving... they aren't always up front and honest about 100% in fact I'd go as far as saying they very rarely are.

I know what's possible... and what's practical.. and if its possible... someone is doing it... and exactly who you will rarely ever know.

[speechlesstx]

Denial is in not being able to talk about things and reaching a resolution. You can't tell a young adult something is illegal without reasons why they are.

Denial is repeatedly ignoring facts written in plain English. You apparently think denial is facts not in evidence.