I understand and agree with your point to a certain extent. But are you saying that there is a point where speech should no longer be free?
I could care less what this prick spews as long as someone else is able to opine equally. There road you're heading down is very dangerous my well meaning friend because it dictates what others can say and when they can say it. There is a difference between rights and responsibilities.
Equal speech for everyone in this country!
"This is TAXPAYER-PAID speech, which instead of paying for education, pays for indoctrination into liberal psycho-babble."
"I understand and agree with your point to a certain extent. But are you saying that there is a point where speech should no longer be free?"
Yes. Taxpayer-paid speech in a classroom is subject to limits based on the fact that we are paying a teacher to teach, not to indoctrinate kids into leftwing drivel.
"I could care less what this prick spews as long as someone else is able to opine equally."
I just dont see how two wrongs make a right.
Excessive political rants in a geography class are not appropriate.
Question: If the teacher got up and gave a recitation
of a bible-thumping 'Jesus is Lord' sermon to the classroom,
would he get to stay? No.
"There road you're heading down is very dangerous my well meaning friend because it dictates what others can say and when they can say it."
Asked and answered on the thread. He is free to say what he
wishes outside the classroom, but in the classroom he needs to fulfill his responsibilities as a teacher, and excessive politic rants are an abuse of his privilege.
"Equal speech for everyone in this country!"
That statement is gibberish.
Did you know women say on average twice as much as men each day? How do we fix that? :-)