Jason Beck is a Trinity sophomore. His column runs on alternate Tuesdays.
I put more of the fault on Congressmen who listen to these fables and used them to craft legislation.
For the majority of us (who do not believe God gets kickbacks from con artists in Italian suits), we ask, "How are these donations used?"
I only wish that when we discuss economic sanctions, military operations, or assassination attempts to curl the regime, we remember that there are 25 million people who are unable to comprehend the very notion of freedom.
If we as Americans want to remedy our fractured political landscape, we must reinstate pure freedom of speech and look back to Berkeley, not as it is now, but as the university was half a century ago.
