[T-Bone Texan]

Hilarious comments!:

"...Please go away and make pottery somewhere. It is your fate. It has always been your fate and fighting that just hurts you and all around you."

[definitelynotaliberal]

Former Professor Click -

The Constitution guarantees that the government will not impose on citizen's free speech. This means that the police can't silence me in a peaceful rally. This means that the government cannot make laws against my speaking out. This means that a journalist cannot be threatened with bodily harm for covering a story by a government agent.

What you fail to admit or acknowledge is that you are the government agent. You claim you have free speech rights, which you do...but as a government agent you have a special inability to not deny others their freedom of speech. If you were one of the student protesters and formed a wall around the journalist...that's OK - unless you assault or threaten assault. But you are a government agent, acting during work hours on work/government property designated as a free space. You do not have that freedom. Well, you did not - now that you have been rightfully fired and are not a government agent, you now have that right.

What you did was shameful. Your response is even more so. The only good thing that has come out from this is the need for reform at the University. People like you talk about privilege all the time but do not recognize your whole world is unjustly privileged. Mizzou needs governance reform and needs to perform in a manner that the tax payers expect. This AAUP organization needs to be disbanded. The concepts of shared governance and privileged due diligence need to be reformed or outright changed. As a government employee, you need to have no more rights than a worker at the DMV. Ideally you would have the same rights as the tax payers in the private sector.

Please go away.

[henkster]

LOL! I wish I’d posted that!