Bristol Palin Gets Dumped by Washington University

[White Eagle]

The bitch wants to give a speech on pro-abstinence. Just like her mother, wanting to do something she knows nothing about.


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Bristol Palin Gets Dumped by Washington University After Students Protest the School Spending $20K on Her Pro-Abstinence Speech

Bristol Palin has landed herself in the news again, this time for the "furor" that was stirred up among Washington University students when the school agreed to spend

an outlandish $20,000 for Palin to give a pro-abstinence speech at the university. The appearance, which was to occur next month as part of Wash U's Student Sexual

Responsibility Week, has now been called off, with school officials saying "that the message that they intended on sharing would be overshadowed by controversy."

 

[T-Rexx]

Study after study has shown that abstinence simply does not work as a birth control technique.

I can't imagine why the university would pay a 20 year old girl $20,000 to lecture on the virtues of a birth control technique that she herself could not manage.

The students were right to complain.

 

[anchihiro]

I would have done it for 10k, and i've never been preggers.

 

[rareboy]

Will this trailer trash family never just go away?

 

[daseekah]

LMAO at the title of this. The Palin family is just all kinds of mess

 

[HornyHenry]

Someone who was party to statutory rape and under-age pregnancy giving such a speech. What a joke! And wasting twenty grand on top of that, what a total waste. Fortunately students and brass came to their senses in time to cancel the sick joke.

 

[justapixel]

I see, your obsession with the Palins continues.

 

[Jack Springer]

The bitch wants to give a speech ...

Why do you have to use such language in describing her? She has done nothing to you.

I assume you are against controlling any urges you have to have sex with anyone. There is a name for that too.

 

[Jack Springer]

ROFLMAO!

Agreed. Stop calling that cunt a bitch, please!

Is that what you call your mother and sisters too?

 

[Jack Springer]

No. My mother and my sisters are respectable women.

Why be disrespectful to someone else's sister then. The "c" word is very bad -- no different than using the "n" word.

 

[White Eagle]

Why do you have to use such language in describing her? She has done nothing to you.

I assume you are against controlling any urges you have to have sex with anyone. There is a name for that too.

Why do you have to bitch about everything that doesn't concern you?

 

[Stardreamer]

On another note, its nice to see that the spirit of free and open debate of the issues is alive and well on college campuses. (sarcasm)

 

[Jack Springer]

Why do you have to bitch about everything that doesn't concern you?

It's called common courtesy not to call people names like this.

It takes away from the discussion.

All you are doing is trolling.

 

[jackoroe]

Calling her a bitch or a cunt is distasteful. It is not actionable under the Coc, however. I don't see it adding any quality to the discussion. The point could have been made just as well without that language.

 

[TheFireGod]

$20,000 to do a freakin' speech?

Are the attendees getting unlimited coffee and donuts?

 

[MoltenRock III]

Give me a break. "Cunt" is no different than "fag" or "faggot", yet those words are used freely on this site. Save your faux outrage.

 

[Kulindahr]

Why would they think about letting someone speak whom probably couldn't get accepted to attend?

 

[Jack Springer]

Why would they think about letting someone speak whom probably couldn't get accepted to attend?

Maybe they could get Bill Clinton or John Edwards to give a talk and discussion about abstinence.

Would that be OK?

ALSO: If people would use real news sites instead of agenda blogs for stories people wouldn't get so confused.

There is more to the story than what the alternet.org blog reports.

 

[Kulindahr]

because that happens all the time at colleges?

I don't recall ever hearing a university-sanctioned speaker who wasn't at least a college graduate. Most had advanced degrees, or were otherwise experts in their fields.

 

[Kulindahr]

you've never seen random actors give commencement speeches?

This wasn't a commencement speech, it was supposed to be educational. But -- no; every commencement I've been to, mine or otherwise, has had a speaker who had solid academic qualifications.