TYT: Colleges Kill Religion, Push Liberal Agenda - Santorum

[ihavenobias]

Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum argued that the left uses colleges for 'indoctrination' of students while speaking at the First Baptist Church in Florida. Ana Kasparian and Cenk Uygur break it down.

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[Drale]

1. WTF

has he ever been to a college? We have a chapel right on campus that John Paul II came to when he was in Chicago. I think every Illinois univerity has a Chapel on campus.

[kysrsoze]

4. Yeah, I'm sure Loyola is looking to kill religion. He's an idiot.

[kysrsoze]

3. What he really means is, do not educate your kids, and contribute to the dumbing down of society

... which works to his party's advantage. He's a complete asshat.

[MedfordTim]

5. Be like Santorum...keep your kids in a jar....

[20score]

6. K&R!

[freshwest]

7. Yeah, I'd say Liberty U. and other colleges like that have killed religion.

Rick Sanctimonious should teleport to the days of Jesus to correct Him.

He can tell Jesus that giving free food, free healthcare, living like a homeless hippie with drunks, prostitutes, beggars and tax collectors was going to present a danger to religion.

And he'd be right, since Jesus was the greatest threat to the kind of religion that the rightwing wants to impose on all the peoples of the Earth.

The Rebel Jesus by Jackson Browne

[izquierdista]

8. You say that like it's a bad thing, Rick

It's only bad for superstitious simpletons (like you, Rick) who believe fanciful tales handed down from pre-literate civilizations. And I use the term 'civilizations' loosely.

Face it Rick, there is a new way of thinking, where wisdom revealed to a selected few in dreams and visions has given way to real knowledge based on observation, experiment and demonstrable facts. It's called science and it is the way of the future (if the religionists don't kill us all first).

[ScottLand]

9. How strong are those religious convictions if they can be so easily undone anyway?

If they were worth anything, nothing could shake them. Eventually that student would have run into somebody with an open mind and would have been forced to suffer through another opinion.

[lumpy]

10. Education does tend to make people think, thank goodness.

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