JoeB131
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- Jul 11, 2011
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They have no right to ask him to leave in a public space at a public university.
and again, your "might makes right" fetish shows your inner fascism.
I'm more of a stupid people getting their asses kicked for being stupid. He knew he wasn't welcome there, he kept provoking those folks anyway.
An ass-kicking would have done him a world of good.
I went to the California Polytechnic University in Pomona for my undergrad. Twenty years later I decided to pursue and MBA. I enrolled in Phoenix and was utterly shocked. Granted that a masters program SHOULD be more difficult than and undergrad program, but Cal Poly simply didn't prepare me for the rigors of Phoenix.
Guy, the only reason why the University of Fraud was challenging for you is because you are borderline retarded with mental issues.
And the government doesn't get to decide who is a "reporter" in a public space. I can be a reporter if I want to in that situation.
The government didn't decide here, either. The crowd decided he wasn't a reporter, he was just a creep.