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Does that matter though, it would seem that the first amendment would trump code of conduct if the school is linked to the government in any way shape or form though wouldnt it ? Shouldnt it ?
Im not real impressed with this bitches performance just like you but I am almost always on the side of free speech no matter what was said and cases that go against that give me the heeby jeebies and start making me think about those slippery slopes .
Do you think a school should have no leeway to discipline a student if their words are creating an environment not conducive for realizing the university's mission?
That's my problem with the "free speech at all costs" argument. When you start adversely affecting the environment, your ass needs to get gone. And as much as we can talk about slippery slopes, you're risking undermining the authority of the university to correct those students who are being a hindrance to the educational purpose.
If she didn't want to be subject to discipline, she shouldn't have broadcasted it to everyone. Life lessons abound.