Should schools be able to expel students because of their speech

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The Bill of Rights is between the federal government and the people not the University of Oklahoma and the people. There are no freedom of speech rights held by students.

True, but the federal government is obliged to intervene if anyone, including state governments, infringe upon individual liberty, particularly rights explicitly listed in constitutional amendments.

This is a debate about the limitations of the first amendment, not federalism.

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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.

Actually, it's liberal Democrats who they try to hold accountable, but they fail because conservative low-grade bigotry and paranoia stops them from acquiring any political power. It's an excellent political melodrama, similar to watching liberal Democrats "help" people with their "progressive" policies.

If you can detach yourself from the graphic violence, blind hate, utter lack of education, and pointless human suffering; the entertainment value surely rivals that of the ancient Coliseum.