[tcrlaf]

Cheaper for OU to pay off any potential lawsuit, than it is to take the heat for not doing “something”.

After all, it’s not like it’s THIER money they will be paying out.

[FlingWingFlyer]

Obeying the law is now optional in the Kenyan’s “fundamentally transformed” turd world “America”.

[ilovesarah2012]

Why has no one mentioned underage drinking? Surely that can get students expelled.

“Rice, a graduate of an expensive Catholic prep school, admits that booze is no excuse”

http://www.newser.com/story/203840/expelled-ou-student-sorry-for-horrible-mistake.html

[TexasCajun]

I will expect the University expel all Black Students that are recorded saying the N-Word, even in a Black-to-Black compassionate way?

That would only be reasonable and fair.

[bigbob]

In the end the university will pay a high price for its overreaction

[Diogenesis]

“Law” is what the Black Panthers, Obola the cryptoMoslem,
and antiWhite withHolder say it is.

[demshateGod]

See. This proves what I’ve been trying to tell people. The Sooners are evil.

[ImJustAnotherOkie]

It’s all about white people saying the same thing blacks do all the time. Now Boren’s the racist.

[sickoflibs]

RE:”I hope these students find the courage to sue — not because anyone agrees with their words but because the First Amendment needs a defense. They said terrible things, but they did not violate the law. Ironically, the only lawbreaker here is a university so incompetent that it created First Amendment martyrs out of students who redefine the word “crass.”

It would be an interesting case and would send many into a tizzy(and be entertaining) but my guess is that the expelled students feel so publicly humiliated that they just want to hide under a rock now.

And without a plaintiff there is no case, and no real debate.

I am disappointed in Megyn Kelly who prides herself on being a legal expert doing two segments on this situation from aan emotional standpoint ignoring the legal issues.

[DiogenesLamp]

Their overreaction makes me worry that the anti-racists are a bigger threat than the racists.

It reminds me of the Soviet Union's intolerance of any sort of dissent. Sure, those people who sang that racist song ought to be made to feel bad, but official retaliatory action over a stupid song?

How about we just let social pressure punish them and leave off using the force of government to control people's speech?

[Gaffer]

While the technical aspects of law might protect them from the action, there is the probability that the University and the SAE charter, as well as any agreements, etc. between the two may be operative as a ‘contract’ between the two.

[armydawg505]

Sue, sue, sue. The Duke Lacrosse team case should be a clear road map.

[grumpygresh]

This is a public institution. They do not have the right to discriminate against people because of their speech (aside form inciting violence or libel/slander) or beliefs.

[Georgia Girl 2]

Two black guests had to school Hannity on the 1st Ammendment last night. Not that Sean is a pinnacle of intellectual strength but he absolutely has no concept. He ended the segment shaking his head and telling both these guys they are wrong. He just looks foolish.

[SZonian]

And here at FR we have a few advocating physical violence against the perps...

Nice.

[I want the USA back]

Would they expel a towelhead who raped a student? Chopped a head?

[Calpublican]

There is no free speech on most college campuses, especially government funded. There is only liberal- approved free speech.All other speech is restricted speech.

[longfellow]

There were no blacks in delta house cause hollywood is racist.

[Old Yeller]

Why didn’t the frat boys just say they were pretending to be rappers?