Religious Tolerance at Cornell

CayugaRed2005
Tue, 13 May 2008 21:20:09 +0000

You state that the entire resolution was “ridiculous” (and I’m sure you don’t even know exactly what was within the resolution), and that is your right to do so (If safety is ridiculous, then…).



I think it is pretty obvious that the entire resolution was intended to get a rise out of the campus. If safety is the underlying issue, I would hope that any Cornell study could find a lot more pragmatic and thoughtful ideas addressing campus safety than the one proposed.



That was never the point I tried to make.



We’ve mostly been discussing whether or not the campus environment is open to non-liberal opinion… e.g. “open-minded”. A lot of us agree that it is. You have been suggesting otherwise.



I’m sorry you feel this way AND that you could have come to such a conclusion about me based off of one post.



Perhaps you should have elaborated a bit more in your original post then. But it’s slowly becoming obvious that your views are a bit more nuanced than your one-liner about Cornellians not being tolerant of others… whether it be religiously, politically, or socially.

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By the way, for ease of reading, you can make quotes by putting brackets around the word ‘quote’, and ending it with a forward slash:

[ quote ] [ / quote]

Just get rid of the spaces, and there you go!