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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Author's note: Talk is good, conversation is better. I don't know that any good ever came out of an argument, and in a supposedly enlightened society, no subject should be off limits. In hallowed halls of ivy 'cross the nation, In dorm rooms and classrooms, Quadrangles and halls, In locker rooms and laundry rooms, In bookstores and malls, Campus U's and coffee bars, City trans and private cars, Etc., etc., etc., Students and academics alike Love to get up early and stay up late To discuss or argue and debate A plethora of currently controversial, Debatably debatable, Arguably arguable issues, i.e.: Evolution or creation; Salvation or damnation; Missile ranges; climate changes; Global warming; eco-farming; Obesity; incontinence; Casual sex or abstinence; Free love or marriage, Same sex or straight; Labor or capital; Minimum pay rate; Democracy or autocracy; Despotism or anarchy; Christianity or paganism; Civilization or barbarism; Religion or terrorism; More prisons or more schools; Why so many grammar rules; Why the federal deficit mounts; Whether oral sex really counts; Wearable technology; Is war a perversion or merely perverse; Our position in the universe; To be or not to be; Is there an end to infinity; Etc., etc., etc. And they always strive with utmost care To present both sides of a question equitably Because it makes them feel aloof and erudite, Impersonal yet superior, Open-minded, objective, and fair, Detached from everything but essential abstract truths. With meticulously researched facts Neatly organized on index cards or iPads, They argue passionately and hotly, But behind the facts and figures, And once they've gotten past the fads, They have no real passions Or even any real feelings about the issues One way or the other, Except the somewhat nagging concern That they might be right… Or wrong… And then what? Author's additional note: I'm not sure which "category" to put this piece under, dear readers. Any suggestions?
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