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Opponents rush to court to block Florida’s intellectual freedom surveys on college campuses
The Capitolist ^
| March 28th 2022
| News Service of Florida
Posted on 03/28/2022 1:07:46 PM PDT by Jacquerie
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To: Jacquerie
"The motion said Republican lawmakers passed the measure to target what they perceived as liberal bias on campuses."A worthy objective!
The term "liberal" as used in contemporary America is an Orwellian paradox like "love is hate," "freedom is slavery," and "war is peace."
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posted on
03/28/2022 4:01:33 PM PDT
by
Savage Beast
(Washington, academia, the media, Hollywood, the Democrat Party--strongholds of the unenlightened!)
To: Jacquerie
You have a first amendment right to prevent other people from saying what they believe?……ie to take away others’ first amendment rights?
Laughable.
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posted on
03/28/2022 4:10:01 PM PDT
by
FLT-bird
To: mikey_hates_everything
>> Seems as though NOT allowing the surveys harm everyone else’s First Amendment rights.<<
Well put
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posted on
03/28/2022 4:14:22 PM PDT
by
zeebee
( The left thinks they can train smart people to be stupid.)
To: Jacquerie
Colleges are closed social environments run by their administrations. When surveys of students find "incorrect" opinions, those opinions have "corrections" built in when course curriculum are revised. These surveys became excuses for what the administration wanted to do regardless of the response. I knew this 20 years ago and this has been going on long before then.
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03/28/2022 6:47:41 PM PDT
by
tomkat
( SOTU = FUBAR )
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