[tomder55]

Because it was hosted on an exclusive Ivy League University ?

[NeedKarma]

Hearsay. I heard it too and she was very conservative.

[Wondergirl]

They interviewed that person that gave that course on the radio in the last two days and I heard most of it.....she clearly was no Conservative.

Apparently, Dr. Jill is this millennium's Dr. Ruth.

[smoothy]

Hearsay. I heard it too and she was very conservative.

So... you listen to Sean Hannity?

[NeedKarma]

because it was hosted on an exclusive Ivy League University ?

That same one Bush graduated from?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_W._Bush#Education

Or maybe it's people from this group:
https://www.facebook.com/yalecollegerepublicans

Or their Twitter feed: https://twitter.com/YaleGOP

[NeedKarma]

So... you listen to Sean Hannity?

No.

[speechlesstx]

Hearsay. I heard it too and she was very conservative.

There is nothing conservative about teaching sensitivity to bestiality and incest.

[smoothy]

No.

The interview I listened to was live on Sean Hannity's radio show.

[talaniman]

They interviewed that person that gave that course on the radio in the last two days and I heard most of it.....she clearly was no Conservative.

The Leadership Institute | Training conservative activists, students, and leaders since 1979

[NeedKarma]

There is nothing conservative about teaching sensitivity to bestiality and incest.

Nor is there anything liberal about it either. Individuals choose to host and attend that seminar, not political party groups.

[smoothy]

The Leadership Institute | Training conservative activists, students, and leaders since 1979

Conservatives aren't allowed in Yale.

Just like a Conservative journalist will never get a job with most of the lame stream media. You have a to be a proven liberal before you get in the door. THey check and see if you are a registered democrat as a condition for employment.

[speechlesstx]

Nor is there anything liberal about it either. Individuals choose to host and attend that seminar, not political party groups.

Dude, liberalism isn't a party, and to claim there's nothing liberal about it is pretty darn funny.

[talaniman]

It was a discussion and survey of attitudes not a class. Of course the right wing never wants to discuss things rationally and reasonably, just holler about how wrong it is and label it liberal.

And you wonder why people run from you and think your crazy, all except your most hard core far right brethren.

[smoothy]

It was a discussion and survey of attitudes not a class. Of course the right wing never wants to discuss things rationally and reasonably, just holler about how wrong it is and label it liberal.

And you wonder why people run from you and think your crazy, all except your most hard core far right bretheren.

They liked to discuss how many people had incest and liked it and how many had sex with their pets... and liked it...

Only a try lefty would do tha, particularly in a captive audience where few if any were of legal age to buy a beer.

[NeedKarma]

They liked to discuss how many people had incest and liked it and how many had sex with their pets... and liked it...

Can you spout any more bull$hit? I don't think so. Methinks you are projecting.

[smoothy]

Can you spout any more bull$hit? I don't think so. Methinks you are projecting.

Did you check into the course at all... they actually discussed this and took polls on it in the class.

[speechlesstx]

It was a discussion and survey of attitudes not a class.

Um, no, that was part of the workshop/seminar.

Last Saturday, Yale University hosted a seminar that instructed students to be "sensitive" to bestiality, incest, and accepting money for sex.

According to CampusReform.org, the 'Sex: Am I Normal' workshop was taught by Dr. Jill McDevitt (pictured).

Students answered questions about sex using their cell phones and viewed the responses in real time.

The survey revealed that nine percent of the students had been paid for sex, 3 percent engaged in sex with animals and 52 percent had participated in "consensual pain" during sex.

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.

What part of "teach" are you missing?

Of course the right wing never wants to discuss things rationally and reasonably, just holler about how wrong it is and label it liberal.

Listen to yourself, Tal. I'm not hollering but you sure do whenever we point out the nonsense on your side.

And you wonder why people run from you and think your crazy, all except your most hard core far right brethren.

Hey, if libs think it's "normal" to have sex with animals I hope they run away from me, I don't want to be anywhere near them.

[NeedKarma]

Conservatives aren't allowed in Yale.

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

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

[smoothy]

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

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

I'm far brighter than you... and have the benefit of actually living in this country and not relying on what the some news editor decides you are going to be told about something.

In most Universities if you disagree with the professors obvious leftist agenda... you will in all likelihood fail the class... and even if you are lucky your grades will suffer asa result.

[Wondergirl]

Um, no, that was part of the workshop/seminar.

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

What part of "teach" are you missing?

I taught my children and new library hires and also court-ordered community service workers how to do stuff. You teach us all the time here on this site.

Hey, if libs think it's "normal" to have sex with animals I hope they run away from me, I don't want to be anywhere near them.

I don't think that was said. Do you know who attended this seminar? I went to a similar one back in the late '80s while attending grad school for a counseling degree.