PratchettFan
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Public speech isn't protected? I can say what I please so long as I don't let anyone hear me do it?
You are not protected from paying consequences once your racist rant goes viral, no.
Actually, you are. Despite the fact you would so happily throw that precious right away, the courts won't.
That's a bunch of BS. I can't say whatever I want and expect to keep my job.
The school has a code of conduct, and those students signed papers agreeing to the code of conduct before they started class.
You know, Carla, I would think you, of all people, would get this. The thing that prevents public schools from requiring students to pray is the First Amendment. You are arguing the First Amendment doesn't apply to public schools. You're chasing a pretty butterfly right off a cliff.
In college, you have to sign a code of conduct. You must sign an agreement. What part of that don't you get?
The part where people think that trumps the Constitution.