Posted on 04/04/2019 1:40:22 PM PDT by SleeperCatcher
Two female students who live-streamed their taunting and name-calling of Border Patrol agents during their visit to a forum at the University of Arizona are being charged with criminal action by campus police.
“I want to update you on developments regarding last week’s incident with the Border Patrol officers on campus and to reaffirm the University of Arizona’s relationship with the leadership and the women and men serving in U.S. Customs and Border Protection,” university President Robert C. Robbins wrote in a statement that was published online March 29.
“The incident between the protesting students and the Criminal Justice club members was a dramatic departure from our expectations of respectful behavior and support for free speech on this campus,” he continued.
Please, pleasedontzotme, go ahead and harass the police and see how it works out for you.
Their fines need to be twice their student loans or $100k min.
Quote~ “So, speech is good if we agree with it?”
I’m all for some push back. Wasn’t it just a few days ago cnn’s host wanted Trump supporters arrested or silenced for chanting “lock her up”
Youth today, or should I say snowflakes are indoctrinated to silence the views of those they disagree with. Even when the protest turns to violence. Maybe you could tell me what happens when a conservative voice proposes to speak at an Ivy League campus.
When free speech rights are returned to Conservative voices, then we can discuss the objections made by antifa types.
It is incidents like this that makes me want the law enforcement to get together and go on strike and refuse to provide law enforcement for those who don’t appreciate and support their help.
Did you actually read the story? College/campus charging them for a number of “standards’ violations. Plus, when does a ‘protest” transition to harassment with viable concern of impending assault?
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