The flip side of this is a professor kicking a kid out of class and putting a black mark on their academic record that they can't remove for simply disagreeing with an ideologue. If we're going to lean one way on this, shouldn't it be towards the protection of the student?
Our Usual Suspect are all about ANY infringement on the Second Amendment, even gun registration.
If a student is openly mocked by a professor for their views, would you like them to have no recourse?
Whether you agree or disagree with a professor's viewpoint, I would argue that's part of what a college education is all about. If I was a UCF student, I wouldn't be too keen on the crap being spewed by Professor Charles Negy. Nonetheless, I would defend his right to voice his views in his classroom.
You know what mocking is, don’t be cute.
Of course debate is a part of a healthy learning environment. But debate needs to have a level of respect for it to be beneficial for everyone.
Absolutely. Indoctrination is the crap I learned about American history from my teachers and the textbooks the school board approved.
Professors routinely have protested and even told their students to protest (some offering extra credit) conservative speakers on campus. There’s no shortage of examples of this.
You have an example of a professor offering extra credit for a protest based on the target of protest being a conservative? Not only a single one, but apparently “no shortage” of them? I know you truly believe that, which is sad.
Agreed. Freedom of speech isn't just defined by the left. I cannot stand most of the right's arguments as a Libertarian, but I fear a nation where only the left defines what is 'free.'
Post your full name and address here so that you can make sure your dumb racist opinions are tied to you personally and that your "free speech" comes with the appropriate consequences you desire for others. Thx in advance.
Don't worry, people like yourself have already dox'd thousands of people who weren't even at the Jan 6th rally, or even in DC at all.
