I promise

[SouthernN'Proud]

Malcontents in Arkansas are pressuring the University of Arkansas to bar a Christian group from using Razorback Stadium in Fayetteville for one of their meetings because they don’t like what the group stands for, according to the Northwest Arkansas Times.

Various groups in the area say the Promise Keepers, an group of predominantly evangelical Christian men dedicated to preserving morality and family values, are intolerant and shouldn’t be allowed to use campus facilities.

Melanie Dietzel, president of the local chapter of the National Organization for Women, insists that she is for freedom of speech and faith but “not when it's something designed to hurt other people … (the Promise Keepers’) rhetoric is certainly hurtful to people and I don't think that's something the university should encourage."

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So since Melanie isn't invited, it's automatically hurtful.

Wonder if Melanie would allow me a paid membership to For Women Only fitness centers?

Summary: Shut up, lady.

 

[chcr]

Like so many others, she believes in freedom of speech only for those who say what she wants to hear.

 

[Gato_Solo]

I've seen programs dealing with feminism that have openly banned men from attending, and get nary a peep on the outrage scale. When the 'million-man march' was planned for men only, there was outrage nation-wide. Even if I don't agree with something, it doesn't give me the right to tell everybody else not to be involved...unless said activity is illegal. See my threads on smoking to get what I'm saying.

 

[Winky]

Now if they could get the Womyn studies programs off campi
oh what a wunderful werld this would be.
Kumbya mi Lord Kunbya

 

[freako104]

Like so many others, she believes in freedom of speech only for those who say what she wants to hear.

Which means she does not understand the concept of free speech. They can say what they believe. So can she. Problem is she has head in ass syndrome