NORTHWESTERN MICHIGAN COLLEGE STUDENT MAGAZINE BLOG Some thoughts to dwell on: What would our country be like if we couldn't speak our minds? What are some of the ways censorship has shaped the world around us? What happens to the knowledge that is lost when a book is banned? Do children miss out when parents keep media and ideas from them? Think about these ideas and explore your own as you roam around our digital seminar.
We do it every day - things we want to say/feel that we push aside or block with more comfortable visions and distractions. The hardest things to uncover are thoes we cover up in ourselves. Include your relation to NMC in your name please.
posted by CENSORED! @ 10:56 PM
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Self censorship is difficult to balance. If we didn't filter our mouths there would be offended people reacting everywhere. But how much crap do you keep in and how much do you spew out to the world? Holding in too much can make you sick. Throwing out too much can make people sick of you.
.....NMC student, vis com
Yes self-censorship is difficult to balance, but should you go through life being fake? What is the use to talk to anyone if you know that the person is being fake. The chances are if you have been fake to them, then they’ve been fake to you. Then everyone is living in their happy little shell of a relationship in their little cookie cuter lives, hiding their true feelings from each other. Yes, it is difficult, but anyone who is a friend of you should respect you opinion enough not to get mad. This friend also deserves this respect of you to give them the honest truth. Example, if the duck thinks that he is a dog and his friend doesn’t have the hart to tell him the truth. That duck will be barking for the rest of his life looking like a fool. I would hope my friends are honest with me. If you would not like to live in a world of lies; the solution starts will you, stop lying to yourself and the ones around you. Be honest, be a fiend, be uncensored.
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