PratchettFan
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The content is irrelevant. The relevance to this conversation is do YOU think the school has the right to ban the flag from being displayed inside a student's dorm room?
If it's on school property, and it's creating a hostile educational environment for others, then yes, absolutely.
How is a flag creating a hostile education environment? Could a Bible on a desk do the same thing? What about a Rastafarian flag?
Oh, I forget, only people on YOUR side of the political spectrum have the right to be offended, and to be coddled by the State when their FEEWINGS are hurt.
You people are some of the most sissy-mary pansies on the planet. Get a fucking spine.
Student Handbook
Student Conduct Office - Welcome
Again, handbook rules cannot overrule constitutional rights. F.I.R.E has gotten many handbooks re-written due to unconstitutional issues.
Attending the University is not a 'right', it is a privilege, for which they applied and pay tuition. That comes with responsibilities, such as 'I agree to follow the rules and code of conduct'.
Break the rules and you are subject to disciplinary action.
So let them take it to court. It's going to be a tough case, since everyone has already issued apologies, including the SAE.
OU SAE Board Racist chant has been going on for years issues apology KFOR.com
What if one of those rules is the student must attend Christian services twice a week?