No, its a desire to be inclusive to all the possible holidays people might be celebrating or not-celebrating at the end of the year.
Do you believe in free speech?
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No, its a desire to be inclusive to all the possible holidays people might be celebrating or not-celebrating at the end of the year.
Or telling an angry armed mob to go to the Capitol and Fight Like Hell to get an unelected person installed as president.
PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
you know, if you stopped sending me notifications I wouldn't have to point out the stupid things you say........yes, there were laws against it.....a judge just temorarily halted it and Jarot is cheering.......any further questions?.....
Yakuda
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They are state funded institutions. Studnet groups don't have a right to dictate what can be said unless of course the useless leftist pussies running the indoctrination centers kowtow to them which is exactly what happens. Students should be heard from and then told to STFU. There is no right to be free from being offended.
PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
oh look.....an attempt at diversion.......I guess that means you realize how stupid you look in this thread....by the way, cuntselor, your post is just another lie.....
False, I am happy for people to say Merry Christmas if that is their choice. I also am happy for someone to tell me Happy Holidays or Happy Kwanzaa.
Yakuda
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Maybe they wouldn't mind if a teacher taught that queers and trannies are mentally unstable.
I'll assume you are not lying and ask you for source of that.
I was only following your diversion... Hahaha.
Children are told not to get close to you. But then again they don't have to be told that.
https://www.politico.com/news/2022/11/17/florida-anti-woke-law-block-colleges-education-00069252
His law preventing professors from mentioning race is a good example.
“The law officially bans professors from expressing disfavored viewpoints in university classrooms while permitting unfettered expression of the opposite viewpoints,” wrote Federal Judge Walker. “Defendants argue that, under this Act, professors enjoy ‘academic freedom’ so long as they express only those viewpoints of which the State approves. This is positively dystopian.”
Aww. I'm being noticed! So nice of you!
Yakuda
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I can find an opinion piece saying anything, you are silly.
Yakuda
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It's an opinion piece with actual cases you moron.
Right, they can't dictate what can be said but the student government and other organizations can try to influence the school administration to pass those school policies. FIRE has won lawsuits against universities with restrictive speech policies from both the left and right.
Free speech rights only apply to government restrictions and therefore do not apply to most private schools.
These attempts to limit free speech occurs by both the left-wing and right-wing student organizations. Turning Point is a right-wing college organization that has a professor's watch list that identifies professors with unacceptable ideas.
FIRE fights speech repression from both the left and right. They have a list of examples of cases they have won.
https://www.professorwatchlist.org/
Matt Dillon
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What kind of free speech is this limiting? Examples?
BidenPresident
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Federal judge in Florida strikes down as unconstitutional Florida's "Stop WOKE Act"
https://www.documentcloud.org/docum...nting-mot-for-prelim-inj?responsive=1&title=1
https://www.documentcloud.org/docum...nting-mot-for-prelim-inj?responsive=1&title=1
What ever the government decides is “disfavored”. Scary stuff!
Simply false, no citation to any evidence it’s not fully made up.
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