University professor admits openly what they are pushing for.

[LonerAndy]

I founds this to be rather refreshing.   The left-wing higher education people, are finally willing to say openly and boldly what they really believe.

Check this out.

Pretty clear isn't it?   People need to wake up a little.  Stop voting for people who support this.

[teddyv]

I don't think a "reprographics operator" is a tenured university professor with a lot of potential sway. This person works in the library (I looked her up). Just because someone works at a university does not imply that they are "higher education people", as most universities have maintenance staff (trades and labourers) as well.

Also, University of Otago is in New Zealand, FWIW.

[Hopefully]

I have read several articles about this already being the case in China. Here are two

 

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.foxnews.com/faith-values/china-christianity-youth-law.amp

https://www.opendoorsusa.org/christian-persecution/stories/china-forbids-children-from-churches-as-religious-rights-diminish/

Edited February 20, 2021 by Hopefully

[Hopefully]

1 hour ago, Chicken coop2 said:

All religions in China are persecuted. 

Don't blame this on American democratic professors.

I was just saying I read the articles I posted and similar ones. I don’t know anything about politics to blame a party.

What was more important to me is that people believe children should not be introduced to Jesus a democrat or republican was the last thing on my mind.

 I don’t even see how I could determine that comment on Quora was made by a Democrat. 

Edited February 20, 2021 by Hopefully

[Hopefully]

Just now, Chicken coop2 said:

You gave the op a thumbs up.  That's what I based it on.

My thumbs up was on what I felt was important. When people talk bad about democrats or republicans it doesn’t bother me because I’m neither. 

[LadyKay]

19 hours ago, LonerAndy said:

I founds this to be rather refreshing.   The left-wing higher education people, are finally willing to say openly and boldly what they really believe.

Check this out.

Pretty clear isn't it?   People need to wake up a little.  Stop voting for people who support this.

This was one person's thoughts. I will not judge a whole group of people base on one person's thoughts.  I would certainly not want people to judge all of Christianity base on one person's thoughts. 

And what am I suppose to stop supporting? 

[LadyKay]

26 minutes ago, Hopefully said:

What was more important to me is that people believe children should not be introduced to Jesus

Well people have all kinds of thoughts about what children should and shouldn't be doing. I don't think that is ever going to change. 

[LadyKay]

29 minutes ago, Hopefully said:

 I don’t even see how I could determine that comment on Quora was made by a Democrat. 

I think it maybe because the OP called them a liberal. Truth be told, we do not really know if this person is a Liberal or a Conservative.  I say it is possible to be a conservative and also be an atheist. Just as you can be a liberal and not an atheist. 

[Hopefully]

20 minutes ago, LadyKay said:

I think it maybe because the OP called them a liberal. Truth be told,

I agree now that I see that other comment made to me. If anybody reads the two articles I posted neither mention American politics so I don’t understand how they could back up anything other than what that poster on Quora said, which is what I was trying to do. Sometimes it seems people want a reason to argue. 

[Justin Adams]

On 2/20/2021 at 4:30 AM, LonerAndy said:

Pretty clear isn't it?   People need to wake up a little.  Stop voting for people who support this.

In Britain, a certain professor openly speaks anti-Jewish teachings. He is tolerated by the university for some reason.