While allegedly elite Ivy League schools in shamelessly blue states allow pro-terrorist students to dominate their campuses, schools run in red states laid down the law early on.
Which is precisely why such schools are the ones enjoying a peaceful graduation ceremony while the other schools fester in ruins of their own making.
Indeed, Ben Sasse, a former senator from Nebraska and the current president of the University of Florida has sounded off on virulent students who exploit tragedy for their own savage wokery.
And he made it abundantly clear that the First Amendment does not permit students to endlessly disrupt campus activities while simultaneously posing a great threat to society.
“What we tell all of our students, protesters and non, is, there are two things we’re going to affirm over and over again. We will always defend your right to free speech and free assembly, and, also, we have time, place, and manner restrictions. You don’t get to take over the whole university,” Sasse remarked crisply.
Indeed.
Besides, these are the same students that demand for any and all different opinions to be silenced, which hardly suggests firm belief in the intentions underlying the First Amendment.
Moreover, the university president made it especially clear that students don’t have the right to assault law enforcement officers with their alcohol-laced spit.
“People don’t get to spit at cops,” Sasse added pointedly.
Seriously.
Besides, didn’t the left want to make spitting on someone a crime during COVID?
Sasse also cleverly insulted Columbia University while schooling students on basic civility.
“You don’t get to barricade yourselves in buildings. You don’t get to disrupt somebody else’s commencement. We don’t allow protests inside. I have – on my run this morning, I ran by our group of protesters waving their Palestinian flag. We protect their right to do that, but we have rules,” Sasse continued.
Indeed.
Ironically, the president of that Ivy League school seems more interested in barricading herself in her ill-begotten $16M mansion, rather than dealing with the terrorists who apparently run Columbia.
“One of those rules is, we don’t allow camping on campus. And so you can’t start to build an encampment, but our goal is not to arrest people. It’s to help them get into compliance with the rules. They can protest. They can try to persuade people, but they don’t get to build a camp,” Sasse continued.
Absolutely.
Sasse certainly won’t be allowing the types of encampments typically seen in drugged out San Francisco and Los Angeles, which have unsurprisingly made their way to the wokest of woke college campuses.
Lastly, Sasse also made it clear that the university has not, nor ever will, kowtow to screaming brats.
“We just don’t negotiate with people who scream the loudest,” Sasse added pointedly, “it just doesn’t make any sense to me … I want everybody to feel safe here because I want everybody to be safe here. And I think right now everybody’s safe.”
Indeed, they are. Thanks to the sane conservativism that governs the entire state.
Meanwhile, in Arizona, pro-Hamas brats are learning the hard way that their own “free speech” arguments fall flat after they’ve continuously terrorized the campus.
“A judge in Arizona has denied a motion that would have lifted the suspension of twenty students arrested last week amid anti-Israel protests … The defendants filed the lawsuit against the Arizona Board of Regents on Tuesday, alleging that their suspension from ASU is causing ‘irreparable harm’ due to their inability to enroll in classes …
[However], Judge John Tuchi ruled that the students did not provide sufficient evidence that their First Amendment rights had been violated … He also ruled that there was insufficient evidence that the university’s suspension of students was causing ‘irreparable harm,’” Yahoo! News reported.
Suck it up, buttercups. Welcome to the real world.
Author: Ofelia Thornton
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