On 2/21/07, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Why would that be a problem? If a professor isn't delivering the > content he's promised, then it's a problem but only from a consumer > perspective; same deal as if you buy a 50k mile tire and it wears out > in 20k. It's just a tort and we already have those laws in place to > cover it. > > I could only HOPE that every Professor would be this principled about > things. They should have a perspective and they should reveal it: "So > let's talk about Democrats ... I don't like them because they're > Godless traitors but here's what they say ..." > > No problems there. > > I guess I would have a problem, but as a student subjected to that every day. I want to learn about what the Democrats say, and I'm TIRED of you telling me how Godless and evil you think they are.
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