Way to Go Calgary!!
Check out the Calgary Herald:
"In Calgary, Harrison (U of C provost) said it's not up to a university to suppress an individual viewpoint.
"The purpose of a university is to encourage and promote the free exchange of ideas. To do anything other than that is, I think, to go against what the university stands for," he said. "Our concern is to ensure this event goes on smoothly and that she receives the same respect for her opinions as everybody else would expect to receive for theirs," he said."
"Jason Devine is in no position to decide for me what I think is controversial, racist, or anything else for that matter. Nor is he in that position for ANYBODY unless he is the parent of a minor. It's called free speech, folks; and the right to employ it was won with blood, not censorship. Nobody is forced to go hear what Ms. Coulter has to say; just as nobody should be forced to join in the Ottawa group-think."
PS: Ann Coulter was right about Canadians in Vietnam, too. Those of us of an advanced age remember, and some of us, gasp, actually honour them.
And they served in Iraq, too.
"...our soldiers have actually been in front-line positions and even been wounded."So, to all you pantiwastes out there, go fuck yourselves.
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Bingo.
I couldn't care less if Ann Coulter was broaching the controversial subject of butter versus margarine (in some circles, them's fighting words ;) ). She is speaking to adults who have paid to hear her.
And she is right- there were some Canadians who were in the Vietnam War. They served more honourably than Bill Clinton did!
Do you ever hear this line from your fellow Canucks: "Those damn Americans and their wars.."
I find it insulting to our military just how few people over here, at least in the West, even know that we're in the same damn war.
Bless our Troops.
As a matter of fact I heard it in so many words coming out of the mouth of Jean Chretien following 9/11. I hated him before then, but that clinched it. I don't know if that had anything to do with what happened to the Liberals in the next election, but I like to think it did.
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