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Two agreements: first, indeed it does not suffice to show that there is no real problems for free speech to show that it is popular, this is a basically bad argument that has picked up too much steam. Second, I'm generally wary of the incentives university administrators face.
My disagreements: I think lots of current free speech problems come from people classifying dissenting speech as outside bounds of protected speech (I think this is part of what Stanley and Manne were getting at), and "free speech crisis" rhetoric often exacerbates this problem.
can you say more? i can't unpack this yet
I’ve seen times when folk treat as chilling what amounts to the kinda behaviour one should expect in a society with free speech and hotly contentious issues open to discussion. If they treat it as a threat to rather than instance of free speech they end up opposed to that state.
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