I've just emailed my complaint to British Gymnastics and I suggest you do the same.
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Free Speech doesn't give you the right to shout 'Fire' in a crowded Theatre or AlahuAkbar in an empty hotel reception.
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and he did neither. Who was harmed by what he did?
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only atheists like myself,can see just how hilarious ALL religion is
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@jamesoxby only free speech if you sing from their hymn sheet - 1 more reply
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@matthewsyed madness I agree. He has apologised a few times, went on a journey of discovery by visiting Mosques isnt that enough?Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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if your a fan of free speech you should listen to
@jongaunt on@talk2meradiouk
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spoiler alert for British gymnastics.... there is no 'Allah'. Never was, never will be. A product is f someone's imagination
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I hope that no sportsperson has ever been filmed laughing at the Life of Brian.
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@BBCSport political correctness gone mad. When are our politicians and journalists going to stand up against this?!Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@BBCSport Remember Charlie Ebdo? Terrorists have won that one haven't they! So much for our politicians supporting free speech.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Awful woman on Newsnight going into contortions to justify ban. Only CoE seemed fair game to her
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@BBCSport Julia - FWIW, I've done just that ; sent a hyper-critical, scathing letter to that jerk Jane Allen of British GymnasticsThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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to be fair, isn't it a private club with their own rules, rather than part of the state?
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it's possible to defend an organisation's right to do something while condemning the decision itself
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but more specifically, free speech is about the state, not private clubs.
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course it's not, you can still have an opinion about the decision, and use your free speech to urge them to reconsider
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yes it is. Freedom of speech is entirely about the restrictions placed by the state, not private organisations.
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so free speech on campuses isn't an issue because universities are private institutions?
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correct. But we should respond by removing any government funding.
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but of course it's an issue for students and speakers and those concerned about censorship - people have every right to protest
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