Should schools be able to expel students because of their speech

[publicunofficial]

Universities have the right to say who attends, and a right to revoke the enrollment of those who break their policies.


Unless you want to make public universities a completely government controlled service, with free admission for all. But I doubt your libertarian ass wants that.

[publicunofficial]

Universities have the right to say who attends, and a right to revoke the enrollment of those who break their policies.


Unless you want to make public universities a completely government controlled service, with free admission for all. But I doubt your libertarian ass wants that.

At least read what I wrote first...

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If you want an answer to that, then yes. It's 2015, sorry it's no longer okay to be racist.

[publicunofficial]

Why are you quoting a Tea Party "law" teacher which happens to be one of the biggest idiots of the law world?

He's not agreeing with him, he's pointing out how funny it is that Volokh claimed that the students cannot be expelled, right before they were in fact expelled.

[publicunofficial]

Conservatives believe the only people who should face responsibility for their actions are poor people and blacks. Frat bros deserve as many chances as possible.

[publicunofficial]

The disbanded SAE chapter is planning to sue the University of Oklahoma, as well as OU President David Boren.

They have reportedly hired high-profile attorney Stephen Jones, who's most high-profile case was the defense of Timothy McVeigh.

[publicunofficial]

Conservatives believe the only people who should face responsibility for their actions are poor people and blacks. Frat bros deserve as many chances as possible.

Well duh. Remember Joe "I Apologize" Barton? Destroying the environment and causing billions of dollars worth of damage is nowhere near as bad as some black teenager smoking weed.

What really annoys me is that the expelled SAE students barely even apologized or showed any sort of remorse. The just said "Whoops sorry I was drunk" and were surprised when that didn't satisfy people.

As Jon Stewart pointed out, the black football player who posted an angry rant on Instagram against SAE not only had a more sincere apology, he aplogized FIRST and with no real pressure to do so.