College campuses shout down conservative speakers, not seeing any freedom from that point of view.
Institutions of academia promote liberalism and suppress conservatism. Any person arguing hasn't talked
to the students that go there. Liberal freedom is abundant.
So you're saying that universities have to allow every single person to speak at their university or else there's no freedom of speech there? So if I come along and say "I want to kill all black people" and they ban me, then there's no freedom of speech?
A good read for you:
11 times campus speakers were shouted down by leftist protesters this school year - The College Fix
Remember when Rutgers handled Condoleezza Rice to the point she had to back out.
Obama chides Rutgers students for pressuring Condoleezza Rice to back out of commencement speech
Yeah, yeah.......the freedom from the left on full display.
Problem is "shouting down" is also freedom of speech.
There's a right to say what you want, there isn't a right to be heard by everyone.
No it's not, you're stifling another person freedom of speech.
Your freedom ends where mine begins, regarding freedom of speech and being shouted down.
What would be appropriate is to let one person speak and then challenge what that person said.
Not to talk over him/her, and not allowing a persons right to be heard.
If a person doesn't want to hear that person, they can leave, no one is forcing them to stay.
That's the way it used to be, until.....
I'm kind of surprised in you, frigid that you would use that angle.
Firstly, rights are a human invention, **** all this natural and god given nonsense.
Secondly, rights are freedoms you hold against government intrusion.
Therefore if the university is a private institution, they're not taking your rights away at all.
Thirdly, if everyone had the right to be HEARD, which is what you seem to be suggesting.
An individual who goes to a universities, tries to say what they want to day, gets shouted down, does this mean that they cannot say what they want anywhere else in the country? No, it doesn't.
So, if an individual gets shouted down, then goes on line and says what they want to say and doesn't get arrested by the government, no one has infringed on anyone's rights.
But hey, you just pretend you know what rights are, it's amusing. If a little painful.