These aren't "students."
56% of American college students support 'disinviting' speakers they don't like; 37% support shouting them down; 10% support using violence to silence them. Their alleged support for free speech is paper-thin.https://www.thefire.org/gallupknight-survey-sheds-light-on-changing-student-attitudes-about-free-speech/ …
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I don't know how U.S colleges operate but if they receive any money from the state then that should be suspended.
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I am sure the campus free thought crisis is a fascist conspiracy theory though.
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It is sadly a time-honored tradition in certain corners of academia. http://www.stopbadtherapy.com/retracts/macdonald.shtml …pic.twitter.com/Ioh5njBo7y
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Errm isn't listening and then voting to show agreement or dissent more in the freedom of speech mode?
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Although this is a little troubling, this is a bit of a small sample size.pic.twitter.com/lMhkSQtRow
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@Aelkus The study says that 10% believe violence is acceptable sometimes. Not the same as 10% "supporting violence to shut them down."pic.twitter.com/KegxvYaXlc
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