20—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 3,1971
WASHINGTON REPORT
Congressman Edwin D. Eshleman
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First, let me define the term
radical so there can he no mis
take about those to whom this
column refers
The radicals are irresponsible
individuals who promote causes
which are repulsive to free and
reasonable men They are
people who will manufacture any
thing from lies to bombs to ad
vance their causes They range
from the Abbie Hoffmans on the
left to the KKK Grand Wizards
on the right.
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knowledge from becoming con
scious of a variety of viewpoints
But, I do question the use of
extremists as “enlighteners.”
My questions are based upon
a belief that paying an irrespon
sible voice to use a college loud
speaker is misguided and un
necessary. It is misguided be
cause it shows a complete dis-
Too often, those of us who dis- re g ar( j 0 f priorities It is un
agree with the coddling of such n ecessar y because in 90 per cent
radicals on campus are accused 0 £ cases the speaker’s mes
of trying to limit freedom of ga g e j s an( j predictable,
speech and/or acadenuc ree- The matter 0 f priorities is
dom As a fir ™J? in f particularly important The
soundness of bo . handsome sum paid a radical for
doms, I resent ’ one hour of foulness and intem-
I have no desi P perance could obtain the services
Xdiirorh» g .SoxT.;s * ? **
ie o araiess u weeks at the same school,
that speech might be. ,
Nor do I have any desire to But instead, it buys convicted
pievent those who thirst for felons, proven troublemakers
— and the like. Very often it is
simply the price paid to prove
that a school is liberal enough to
allow an extremist to utter ob
scenities and/or nonsense.
The question arises whether
self-evidence of broad-minded
ness is worth $3,000.
That kind of fee means that an
extremist speaking on the aver
age of once a week can make
more than $150,000 per year.
That’s $150,000 which could
surely be put to better uses with
im the academic commumty.
[ It also happens to be a sum
about equal to that paid some of
our top professional athletes I
mention this point simply be
cause it has become a part of
liberal orthodoxy to regard
these sports salaries as symbols
of misplaced values in our
society.
Well, I, for one, regard the
contributions of most profession
al athletes as more deserving of
big money than the contributions
of an Abbie Hoffman.
So, where are the misplaced
priorities in society?
It’s something to think about
the next time you hear many of
the same people, who are among
the first to defend paying Abbie
Hoffman and his friends $3,000,
telling us about the Nation losing
its sense of direction.
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