Carla_Danger
Platinum Member
If there wasn't a code or rule being violated, then the college just censored free speech and on top of it slandered these students reputation by publicizing this situation in the way that they did, and potentially did financial harm to them.
It's a "public" university. Free speech could have been violated a right granted to every citizen no matter what they say under article 1 of the constitution.
They were expelled, according to David Boren, the OU President, for violating school rules, which forbid students from creating a hostile environment for other students.
That will in no way hold up in court with the video that went public that was cited by the university itself. That is way to broad of a brush and a judge will throw that right out and side with the defendants for violation of free speech. It's not about what was said it's about the fact that the University is saying you cannot say what we deem wrong, so you will be held accountable and be expelled.
2 points,
1.) A university cannot have a rule that censors ANY student from saying what he or she want to say no matter what it is, and that is backed up by the constitution free speech.
2.) A student cannot be silenced by a PUBLIC University for saying what is on his or her mind no matter what was said. Period.
Obviously you are full of shit.
The students violated the code of conduct and the rules they agreed to when they signed the admission forms.
show us the words in the contract that they violated or STFU
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