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> >> Public universities
>
> > I can only hope you're joking. Our current
> higher education system functions solely as a rip
> off to students as it turns them into communists.
> Watch these videos and maybe you'll wake up and
> smell the coffee.
>
> > My brother teaches genetics at a college in the
> Midwest. How does teaching biological sciences
> turn a student into a communist?
>
> Did you not watch this video?
>
> [youtu.be]
>
> It's frustrating for me to furnish you with these
> links and then you don't bother to watch them
> because they're bringing you a message you don't
> want to recognize. Liberalism, wokeness and
> leftist propaganda are invading STEM subjects now.
> The evidence is overwhelming.
>
> None are so blind as those who will not see.
>
> > I live in a city with two large universities and
> several smaller universities.
>
> Gee, I wonder if there are any conservatives in
> that city. Check out the joke of "diversity" at
> Cornell University:
>
> [video.foxnews.com]
>
> [video.foxnews.com]
>
> > The universities produce civil engineers,
> computer engineers, historians, nurses, doctors,
> medical researchers, urban affairs specialists,
> and political scientists. Sometimes I am a guest
> lecturer at these universities and at other times
> I listen to and critique student presentations. On
> Monday, I listened to a defense of a PhD
> dissertation. In 20+ years of doing this, I've
> never encountered a professor or a student who was
> communist.
>
> Do you think there's some law somewhere that says
> they have to announce it to you? I guess you just
> haven't been looking in the right places:
>
> [www.washingtonpost.com]
> bi-charges-harvard-chemist-two-others-in-chinese-r
> esearch-cases/2020/01/28/f5e09086-41ee-11ea-b5fc-e
> efa848cde99_story.html
>
> [www.justice.gov]
> inst-stanford-university-researcher-expanded
>
> [dailycaller.com]
> -researchers-us-universities-arrested-china-ties/
>
>
> > Public libraries
>
> >>Yeah, without taxpayer-subsidized public
> libraries, where else would "Drag Queen Story >
> Hour" be able to conduct their performances?
>
> > As a son of a librarian and as someone who
> worked for a few months in a library and as one
> who has visited libraries all over the United
> States (New York, Cleveland, Los Angeles,
> Pittsburgh, Salt Lake City, Erie, Scranton,
> Pittsburgh and Homestead PA) . . .
>
> Blah Blah Blah. I guess we're supposed to be
> impressed.
>
> > I can only respond that's a silly
> characterization of libraries.
>
> You might want to casually dismiss it as "silly",
> but, as the media articles I submitted attest, it
> is FACTUAL. Explain to me why taxpayer-subsidized
> public libraries, on more occasions than I can
> count, continuously host "Drag Queen Story Hour"
> presentations where performers, some with criminal
> records for sexual misconduct, are interacting,
> sometimes physically, with small children. This
> oughtta be good. I'll wait.
>
> [tfpstudentaction.org]-
> story-hour-protest
>
> [thenewamerican.com]-
> kids-at-houston-library-is-convicted-pedophile/
>
> > Libraries are places to access books,
> newspapers, magazines (including rail hobby
> publications), videos, music and historic photos.
>
> And they're also being used to groom and
> indoctrinate young children. Would you like me to
> furnish more examples of this abuse?
>
> > The Milwaukee Road archives are located in the
> Milwaukee Public Library. However you are so
> obsessed with drag queens and gay and lesbian
> people, it's apparent that Milwaukee Road archives
> are of no interest to you.
>
> You don't know my degree of interest in the
> Milwaukee Road so it baffles me as to why you're
> even bringing it up. Now the burden is on you to
> explain why drag shows are taking place in
> taxpayer supported public libraries. Thus far,
> you've sidestepped that task.
>
> [youtu.be]
>
> [summit.news]-
> children-during-story-hour/
>
> [youtu.be]
>
> [youtu.be]
>
> >> State Parks (Valley of Fire (NV) and Letchworth
> (NY) state parks are true gems
>
> >> Only until the first fiscal crisis comes along
> and then their funding is slashed.
>
> > Letchworth State Park has been around for over
> 100 years. It was a gem all through the years and
> remains a gem to this day. Government has not
> screwed it up.
>
> If government operation is so wonderful, why are
> private companies like Xanterra and Deleware North
> called on to perform functions? Maybe you can
> address that in your next response because you
> ignored it the last time I asked.
>
> > Unless you have a crystal ball regarding New
> York State's park budget, there is no basis for
> you predicting a future state budget crisis
> leading to a slashing of the budget.
>
> I'm using national parks as examples where budgets
> have been slashed and those of many state parks.
> You'll have to agree that many states are very
> familiar with monetary shortfalls and state and
> national parks are some of the first victims.
>
> > Your replies, particularly the one about
> libraries, are indicative of someone who does not
> get out in the real world. Try watching fewer
> right-wing videos and go to a public library.
>
> You're sidestepping the issue and doing your best
> to pivot. Once again, explain to me why drag shows
> are taking place in front of young children at
> taxpayer supported public libraries. Perhaps Ron
> DeSantis and parents have a valid concern.

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