There are college students and professors who are also American patriots, Christians, and conservatives who could have diametrically different viewpoints than your own in regards to an idea, and therefore pursue teaching and studying it in a way that is intellectually honest but not aligned with your own views. Constructive patriotism is one that requires meaningful work and dialogue, not just emotion-fuelled sentiment or homage, and it entails thoughtful criticism. If you love your country, you want it to flourish, and in order for that to happen you need to look at its flaws and how they can be improved upon. Disapproval for a policy or politician is not indicative of a lack of love for the country, but often the opposite, but it can be misconstrued. There are a multitude of Christian denominations and beliefs, and beyond the most basic tenets we tend to have a diversity of viewpoints. As I mentioned before, I joined this forum when I was in high school, and learned quickly how Christians who are just as devoted to Christ can have dissimilar hermeneutics and political beliefs. There's rarely one side that we're all standing on for a given subject. There are also people who label themselves as conservative but can have opposing stances from one another.
Your posts have mainly consisted of rhetoric, without enough specifics to have a productive conversation. Please actually list the equations you're referring to when complaining that only one side of them are being presented.
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I wonder how many people who complain about the "college kids today" have read and studied the US Constitution. Have you? Again, please give actual examples of what you believe used to have value but is now considered to be bigotry, repressive, and so forth.
