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  1. 07-22-2011, 05:20 AM #1
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    Students Chant for Genderless Society

    Students Chant for Genderless Society

    7/22/2011
    Kyle Olson

    Any good community organizer knows an effective protest requires two things: a bully to excoriate and a catchy slogan that resonates in the public mind.

    Even though most protestors are “uncomplicatedâ€
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    Simply sounds like they want to prepare for group thinking aka communism, certainly we don't want individual thinking in America.
    I'm old with many opinions few solutions.
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    Quote Originally Posted by oldguy
    Simply sounds like they want to prepare for group thinking aka communism, certainly we don't want individual thinking in America.
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    Why we are where we are:

    Situational Ethics
    A system of ethics that evaluates acts in light of their situational context rather than by the application of moral absolutes.
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