Posted on 03/10/2015 10:56:01 AM PDT by C19fan
University of Oklahoma President David Boren has expelled two students he says have been identified as leading a racist chant as part of a fraternity event. Boren said in a statement Tuesday the two students were dismissed for creating a hostile learning environment for others. The students names were not released.
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Ive seen it once, they bash white people, I have heard them refer to whites as “Crackers” that was enough for me
You mean ayatollah Hussein 0bama hasn't already issued an executive order on this?
I can see 14th amendment violations all over the place with that move.
How about expelling the punks just for being a$$holes?
Your handle there is right on the mark. The academic & media personnel, who more & more define what we focus on, have become increasingly caught up in a flight of neurotic compulsion, where freedom of speech & of association, must be destroyed in the pursuit of a Compulsion For Uniformity.
Like the other true zealots, who burned dissenters at the stake, or lopped off the heads of young girls, from noble families, in earlier manifestations, privacy in a purely social gathering--or private phone conversation--today, must, of course, be repudiated with a vengeance. Whether in the forced sale of a sports franchise, or the destruction of a college career, the zealot with the power will rush to prove his zealotry.
William Flax
If people were expelled for that, they couldn’t keep up with the expulsions — of all races, plus faculty.
Whether that happens of not, does not change the basic priority; that, in my opinion, is in recognizing that people have a fundamental privacy right, not to have their private conversations or communications, in a purely social setting, broadcast to the world.
Is anyone--anyone--completely comfortable with the idea that there should be a public right to anyone's private remarks in social settings?
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