[Ed Law]

Originally Posted by Steven Smith

Fair enough. It is a lot easier for me to use my primary account as my views are probably more in line with many in this forum. Again, wasn't trying to disrespect you, just honestly don't know if you are 15 or 50, and if you were a student wanted to pass along a caution. You are absolutely entitled to an opinion and to speak the opinion, and I won't disagree with an anon account when you recognize your opinion might rub some the wrong way.

Yes he is entitled to his opinion. We formed our opinions based on our upbringing and life experiences. But I do not agree he is entitled to use an anonymous account to hide and express an opinion. If he feels so strongly that he is right about his opinion, he should say it in public. He should teach the students on his team and convince them of his opinion. He should tell the girls on his team and their parents where girls belong in his opinion. in short, be a MAN!