Comments on: Reactions to Student Arrest http://urbangrounds.com/2005/05/reactions-to-student-arrest/ Off-the-cuff commentary on the day's events Wed, 17 Mar 2010 19:48:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Robbie http://urbangrounds.com/2005/05/reactions-to-student-arrest/#comment-97458 Robbie Tue, 28 Aug 2007 17:25:19 +0000 http://urbangrounds.com/2005/05/04/reactions-to-student-arrest/#comment-97458 What an accomplished debater you are, Mr. Alfaro. Bravo on your exquisite use of ad hominem attacks to defend your opinion. Perhaps you can set up some strawmen for us in your rebuttal. What an accomplished debater you are, Mr. Alfaro. Bravo on your exquisite use of ad hominem attacks to defend your opinion. Perhaps you can set up some strawmen for us in your rebuttal.

]]> By: Richard Alfaro http://urbangrounds.com/2005/05/reactions-to-student-arrest/#comment-97450 Richard Alfaro Tue, 28 Aug 2007 16:31:36 +0000 http://urbangrounds.com/2005/05/04/reactions-to-student-arrest/#comment-97450 From looking at some of the CON-servative blog titles listed- no wonder you all sound like a bunch of kooks and loonies.. HILLBILLY WHITE TRASH...LOL From looking at some of the CON-servative blog titles listed- no wonder you all sound like a bunch of kooks and loonies.. HILLBILLY WHITE TRASH…LOL

]]> By: UrbanGrounds » Blog Archive » Citizen Journalism at UT http://urbangrounds.com/2005/05/reactions-to-student-arrest/#comment-12250 UrbanGrounds » Blog Archive » Citizen Journalism at UT Mon, 28 Nov 2005 14:39:21 +0000 http://urbangrounds.com/2005/05/04/reactions-to-student-arrest/#comment-12250 [...] My favorite blogging event in Austin was the Ann Coulter appearance at the LBJ Auditorium earlier this year. It was a memorable event, not so much for the speech itself, but for the opposition Coulter’s appearance on campus caused and the subsequent arrest of Ajai Raj. [...] [...] My favorite blogging event in Austin was the Ann Coulter appearance at the LBJ Auditorium earlier this year. It was a memorable event, not so much for the speech itself, but for the opposition Coulter’s appearance on campus caused and the subsequent arrest of Ajai Raj. [...]

]]> By: UrbanGrounds » Blog Archive » Maureen Dowd in Austin http://urbangrounds.com/2005/05/reactions-to-student-arrest/#comment-12020 UrbanGrounds » Blog Archive » Maureen Dowd in Austin Wed, 16 Nov 2005 16:22:50 +0000 http://urbangrounds.com/2005/05/04/reactions-to-student-arrest/#comment-12020 [...] *** I don’t think I’ll be attending the dog-and-pony show this evening. But I’ll bet you that no Republican or otherwise-Conservative protestors will be arrested for throwing pies, salad dressing, or vulgarities at Ms. Dowd during her speech. That’s something resereved for the “peaceful and tolerant” Left. [...] [...] *** I don’t think I’ll be attending the dog-and-pony show this evening. But I’ll bet you that no Republican or otherwise-Conservative protestors will be arrested for throwing pies, salad dressing, or vulgarities at Ms. Dowd during her speech. That’s something resereved for the “peaceful and tolerant” Left. [...]

]]> By: Preston http://urbangrounds.com/2005/05/reactions-to-student-arrest/#comment-4794 Preston Wed, 04 May 2005 19:53:23 +0000 http://urbangrounds.com/2005/05/04/reactions-to-student-arrest/#comment-4794 I don't understand why you call the 'Burnt Orange Report' "unhinged". They barely comment on the story but to make the point I would imagine you'd make if your student fees were used to support, say Michael Moore: "And for those of you wondering how much of our student fees were paid to that b*tch, the Daily Texan has the answer: The $30,000 event was co-sponsored by the Texas Union Student Events Center and Student Endowed Centennial Lectureship Committee." I don’t understand why you call the ‘Burnt Orange Report’ “unhinged”. They barely comment on the story but to make the point I would imagine you’d make if your student fees were used to support, say Michael Moore:

“And for those of you wondering how much of our student fees were paid to that b*tch, the Daily Texan has the answer: The $30,000 event was co-sponsored by the Texas Union Student Events Center and Student Endowed Centennial Lectureship Committee.”

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