When I start student-teaching on Monday, my number one concern is students’ parents or administrators finding this evil gun blog. Horrible editing is a close second.
I honestly do not think this blog is particularly offensive if it were found. If it were offensive, I think my traffic would be ten fold.
I do it for the children.
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Don’t worry about it. Offensive is in style…
People who wish to be offended will find a reason no matter what. You could do a blog on crocheting and daisy arrangement, and someone would complain that their feelings were hurt.
Or, you could tell them and their parents that you do this because you care about their future and their freedoms and their rights to perpetuate both.
That is what it comes down to. I half-heartedly want someone to find this blog so that I am provided with the opportunity, but I’m certainly not in any hurry to expedite it.
Thanks for commenting, John.
Few of my friends went through this- facebook privacy settings will get you quicker than your blog, google your name and see what comes up, edit from there.
I’ve made an extra effort to disassociate my real name from this blog (or anywhere on the Internet for that matter) and it appears to have paid off.
But I’m the type that worries anyway.