I'm not going.
Me neither, it's a thousand miles away.
how does that solve the concerns?
The First Amendment gives people the right to express themselves, whether you agree with it or not.
I don't see how that answers what I ask, and this isn't an issue of the first amendment. Not every person has the automatic right to say whatever he wants in any place and at any time. There are both prior restraints and cause of action after the fact, and an invitation to perform at a private institution isn't a guaranteed right either.
Yes, they do have the right to say what they want when they want...There may be repercussions, but that is the cost of expression. Private institutions have the right to allow who they want on their campus.
Not if they oppose Israel’s genocide.
If institutions start banning and sanctioning folks for opinions you don't like, then soon, once a new government is in power. . . they can then ban and sanction opinions you do like.
I can state it all day long.
The American Zionist hasn’t thought that far, though any aware 12 year old knows this.
As I have done, only to be denounced by nearly every member of this forum. Apparently many Americans oppose the 1A, but only if one expresses their opposition to Israel’s genocide.
no, they don't. Look up "prior restraint"
but they have no obligation, and can put limits on what someone can say at the institution.
That is the beauty of the first you don't need people to approve.
Institutions have been "banning" speakers for years. Some crazy guy wanders on campus and says "I want to speak here" and the campus can say "no thanks" for any number of reasons. There is no inherent right to speak wherever you want.
You can put chains on men, and they will still say what they want when they want.
