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BBC doesn't like the results of their own survey.
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BBC doesn't like the results of their own survey.
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They don't even see the contradiction:
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A UK court has ruled that a university's decision to expel a Christian student is legal.
Felix Ngole wrote on his personal Facebook page that "same sex marriage is a sin whether we like it or not. It is God's words and man's sentiments would not change His words."
He went on to add that "the Bible and God identify homosexuality as a sin."
Ngole was immediately expelled.
The 39-year-old student challenged the university's decision arguing that expelling him was a breach of his human rights.
The university had a different view. Officials from Sheffield University argue he "may have caused offense to some individuals."
http://archive.is/FyxGS#selection-1493.0-1513.313
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College students hire safe space marshals to police events
Students at one of the country’s top universities are paying £12 an hour for “safe space marshals” to patrol events and ensure that speakers do not offend audiences with their views.
Marshals are required to attend events at King’s College London students’ union that are judged to be a risk to safe space.
Their duties include reminding chairmen of their safe space obligations. This could include asking someone to be quiet or leave if their behavior is "offensive or prejudiced".
On Wednesday five safe space marshals monitored a meeting hosted by the university’s Conservative Association and attended by Jacob Rees-Mogg, the Tory MP who is opposed to abortion and same-sex marriage.
Greg Hall, a third-year history student, said he mistook the marshals for security guards as they were all men dressed in black. He told The Times: “Jacob Rees-Mogg addressed the issue straightaway and said he thought safe spaces were counter to free discussion.”
“I feel we are subsidizing intolerance,” Mr Hall, 20, said.
The university said it was “committed to academic freedom and free, peaceful and respectful dialogue where people have conflicting views”.
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/king-s-college-students-hire-safe-space-marshals-to-police-events-37nmfhvvs?shareToken=1ecdc59450b36546bae2a9d5e07e0220
Students at one of the country’s top universities are paying £12 an hour for “safe space marshals” to patrol events and ensure that speakers do not offend audiences with their views.
Marshals are required to attend events at King’s College London students’ union that are judged to be a risk to safe space.
Their duties include reminding chairmen of their safe space obligations. This could include asking someone to be quiet or leave if their behavior is "offensive or prejudiced".
On Wednesday five safe space marshals monitored a meeting hosted by the university’s Conservative Association and attended by Jacob Rees-Mogg, the Tory MP who is opposed to abortion and same-sex marriage.
Greg Hall, a third-year history student, said he mistook the marshals for security guards as they were all men dressed in black. He told The Times: “Jacob Rees-Mogg addressed the issue straightaway and said he thought safe spaces were counter to free discussion.”
“I feel we are subsidizing intolerance,” Mr Hall, 20, said.
The university said it was “committed to academic freedom and free, peaceful and respectful dialogue where people have conflicting views”.
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/king-s-college-students-hire-safe-space-marshals-to-police-events-37nmfhvvs?shareToken=1ecdc59450b36546bae2a9d5e07e0220
