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Students invite all sorts of radicals to speak.

They just ban the ones they don't like.
11:03 Fri 29th Sep 2017
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Nothing new there.
11:44 Fri 29th Sep 2017
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Students have enquiring minds - as they should.

Just because someone speaks to you doesn't mean that you absorb, believe, and act on what they tell you.
11:52 Fri 29th Sep 2017
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/// Just because someone speaks to you doesn't mean that you absorb, believe, and act on what they tell you. ///

I thought that was the whole idea of teaching establishments?
12:28 Fri 29th Sep 2017
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AOG - // I thought that was the whole idea of teaching establishments? //

It is - but guest speakers are just that - speakers, they are not there to educate students in the subjects they are studying, they are there to provide a point of view, which as I have said, does not have to be agreed with, absorbed, or acted on - unlike information from employed lecturers.

As I see it, the difference is perfectly clear.
12:31 Fri 29th Sep 2017
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Prisons as well AOG
and are you proposing to close them ?

perhaps slashing burning and closing down is not the only way forward to combat islamic radicalisation
22:42 Fri 29th Sep 2017

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