Cafeteria Posters December 5, 2013 ~ Clarissa In the cafeteria, two students put up posters “Jesus was a Communist!” and “Socialists unite!” Rate this:Share this: Share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Share on Reddit (Opens in new window) Reddit Share on Pocket (Opens in new window) Pocket Share on Tumblr (Opens in new window) Tumblr Print (Opens in new window) Print Share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) LinkedIn Like Loading... Published by Clarissa View all posts by Clarissa
Maybe potential students’ mental state should be checked before they are admitted to the university? No, if an idiot (in the clinical meaning of the word) pays money, he/she is not considered an idiot, right? LikeLike Reply
They are young, it’s touching that they experiment with outlandish (for them) political beliefs. At least, these two guys have political beliefs. Most had no idea that a presidential election was taking place last year. LikeLike Reply
This is probably in response to people who consider any government provided services to be communism. That would be my assumption unless there is a specific reference to the Soviet Union or Cuba. LikeLike Reply
“This is probably in response to people who consider any government provided services to be communism. ” – Yes, I think so, too. I think they are trying to be provocative which is what they should be doing at their age. LikeLike Reply
Maybe potential students’ mental state should be checked before they are admitted to the university?
No, if an idiot (in the clinical meaning of the word) pays money, he/she is not considered an idiot, right?
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They are young, it’s touching that they experiment with outlandish (for them) political beliefs.
At least, these two guys have political beliefs. Most had no idea that a presidential election was taking place last year.
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This is probably in response to people who consider any government provided services to be communism. That would be my assumption unless there is a specific reference to the Soviet Union or Cuba.
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“This is probably in response to people who consider any government provided services to be communism. ”
– Yes, I think so, too. I think they are trying to be provocative which is what they should be doing at their age.
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