Comments on: Calling for less biased representation of student opinion in the Argosy

By: CHARLES BUKOWSKI FAN

CHARLES BUKOWSKI FAN — Wed, 12 Apr 2017 18:17:49 +0000

A lot of people enjoy being freethinkers .. those people usually are not found in the hallowed halls of universities… make your own .. shine your own light.. your life is your life.

By: TANTRAMAR LANDOWNERS ASSOCIATION

TANTRAMAR LANDOWNERS ASSOCIATION — Sun, 09 Apr 2017 18:47:55 +0000

The censorship your newspaper is practicing is appaulling both for the students who attend this university and the people who live in this region… Believe me, your behaviour has created unintended consequences to people and their lives and I would caution you to allow more free speech and perhaps find the courage to start a Free Speech Club where no one is called bigot, racist, or white supremicist when they discuss what concerns them in Canada in 2017. Your future and your children’s future should matter to you enough to respect and uphold the country called Canada’s freedoms and rights for INDIVIDUALS .. if not .. you have already submitted to ‘sharia type law’ / obediance to the ‘community’ instead of respect for your fellow Canadians.. we have diversity because multiculturalism has been a project Justin Trudeau’s dad started in the 70s with vigour; we do not have DIVERSITY OF IDEAS if people cannot express freely how they think and feel… do we?

By: Another One

Another One — Sun, 09 Apr 2017 01:38:09 +0000

As a conservative-leaning student here at Mt. A I completely agree with the sentiments put forward by this letter. In the past year I’ve grown increasingly uncomfortable in Sackville, in part because of the obvious liberal-progressive slant of the argosy and, in particular, the vehemence which is routinely displayed toward other political beliefs in the opinions section. I’m just another student here at Mt. A. I don’t want to feel like I will be publicly ridiculed and hated for my beliefs. The Argosy should be ashamed at the divisiveness they have instilled within the student body with these self-serving, politically motivated journalistic practices.