Bill in Wisconsin would expel or suspend students who disrupt speakers moves forward (Representatives, activist)

[uggabugga]

Originally Posted by Blue Sunday

Just for information purpose's they do this in russia ,not in America.

Of course they do it in America, that's the problem. Have you seriously not seen these idiots shouting down guest speakers on college campuses?

[uggabugga]

Originally Posted by Ringo1

Conservatives currently living in Bizarro world.

how is this bill 'anti free speech'?

[pknopp]

Originally Posted by AnywhereElse

But, it is wrong. Good article explaining why: Commentary / Why shouting down speakers is absolutely wrong I liked the part where it said that it often reinforces the stereotype of those shouting down the speaker, because it truly does. (That is not generally a good thing.)

I consider many things that you have the right to do as wrong. I'm not really here to discuss whether it's right or wrong to do so. Just that it's wrong for the government to interject themselves here.

There are already ways to address this.

[pknopp]

Originally Posted by Mathguy

You went over 90 degrees there isosceles.

I'm not the one that went there, you did.

[Fifty Seven]

Does the government have the authority to regulate the right of one free citizen to obstruct the free speech of another free citizen?

[AlongTheI-5]

The right wing wants suppression of freedom as demonstrated at Kent State back in the Vietnam era.

[RunD1987]

Don't agree suppressing people's right to free speech.

[Old Town FFX]

Sounds like a bunch of snowflakes that don't want someone to ruin their safespace.

[ahzzie]

Can some of the conservatives in here tell me why Republicans champion deregulation and less government interference for businesses but not individuals? They seem to want to stick their noses in places where they clearly don't belong with regards to people's private lives.

[bryan85]

This will not become law- the democrats won't allow it. Even if it does, some liberal Judge will reject it.