Your reasoning is more “question begging” and less “slippery slope.” I know that sort of thing has its appeal to some students, but damn it, you’re a bulldog.

We, the student body of CSU, Fresno thank you for writing, collectively smoke a quarter-piece in your honor, and wish that y’all never find yourselves in circumstances beyond your control.

Peace.

Your reasoning is more “question begging” and less “slippery slope.” I know that sort of thing has its appeal to some students, but damn it, you’re a bulldog.

We, the student body of CSU, Fresno thank you for writing, collectively smoke a quarter-piece in your honor, and wish that y’all never find yourselves in circumstances beyond your control.

Peace.

Your reasoning is more “question begging” and less “slippery slope.” I know that sort of thing has its appeal to some students, but damn it, you’re a bulldog.

We, the student body of CSU, Fresno thank you for writing, collectively smoke a quarter-piece in your honor, and wish that y’all never find yourselves in circumstances beyond your control.

Peace.

Tolerance is very important…no doubt about it! I am very tolerant of the child who is young and makes poor decisions. I can say, with confidence, that I am completely intolerant of any parent who does not honor and provide for their children’s well being. This is an act that is completely inexcusable! If some poor crack addict bares an illegitimate child, the same proper care for that child is expected, regardless of how irresponsible that parent might be.

Regardless of the dirty social circumstances that might exist in our own communities, we can not afford to sacrifice our standards. While it might be “slippery slope” reasoning, the second that we accept negligent parenting practices is the second that we are welcoming a new standard of parenting practice that supports complete absence and unlawful conduct.

Thank you again for your response, the Collegian is truly appreciative of you interest!

Tolerance is very important…no doubt about it! I am very tolerant of the child who is young and makes poor decisions. I can say, with confidence, that I am completely intolerant of any parent who does not honor and provide for their children’s well being. This is an act that is completely inexcusable! If some poor crack addict bares an illegitimate child, the same proper care for that child is expected, regardless of how irresponsible that parent might be.

Regardless of the dirty social circumstances that might exist in our own communities, we can not afford to sacrifice our standards. While it might be “slippery slope” reasoning, the second that we accept negligent parenting practices is the second that we are welcoming a new standard of parenting practice that supports complete absence and unlawful conduct.

Thank you again for your response, the Collegian is truly appreciative of you interest!

Tolerance is very important…no doubt about it! I am very tolerant of the child who is young and makes poor decisions. I can say, with confidence, that I am completely intolerant of any parent who does not honor and provide for their children’s well being. This is an act that is completely inexcusable! If some poor crack addict bares an illegitimate child, the same proper care for that child is expected, regardless of how irresponsible that parent might be.

Regardless of the dirty social circumstances that might exist in our own communities, we can not afford to sacrifice our standards. While it might be “slippery slope” reasoning, the second that we accept negligent parenting practices is the second that we are welcoming a new standard of parenting practice that supports complete absence and unlawful conduct.

Thank you again for your response, the Collegian is truly appreciative of you interest!