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Except that statistically she is probably ultimately correct. About 5% of men actually ARE rapists. Although I find her speech disruptive, the Judge probably ruled correctly. Engaging in 1st Amend protected Core Political Speech often times does cause some disruption.
If she had written "statistically, there is likely a rapist at this school," I'd have found that a perfectly reasonable thing to post, and also an opinion well within her rights to post. What she wrote was factually unsupportable.
Perhaps hyperbole. But core political speech concerning a matter of public concern nonetheless. Addition of that "Statistically, there is likely ..." would certainly have made the claim more accurate. But she has a right to exaggerate as well. Just look at all our politicians!
Maybe she does — the interpretation of what speech conduct rules schools can enforce in these contexts is variable. But in that case, it's clear that the statement was quite likely false, that she had no reason to believe it wasn't, and it caused harm.
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