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Yep. But it's tricky being a good lefty these days. In this situation, the thing to do is to come out 100% for free speech. How dare that private religious school try to control what is said at their ceremony! Free speech, man!
But in the next thread on censorship of political speech by Google and Facebook you'll need to shift that around 180 degrees - How dare you, you pathetic powerless individual, try to deny these upstanding mega-corporations the right to control all the speech on their Internet!
You weren't there. You have know idea what transpired between the NA marchers and the "Black isrealites'. They were trying to scream their version of religion at anyone and everyone.
That's a pretty long video showing the Black protesters. You're right, I don't know what happened before the video began, but no where in that long video does it show the NA approaching them while beating his drum and getting in their faces. I think the outcome would have been fairly obvious if he had done so, but maybe I'm wrong.
Rob Sanders, a Kenton County Prosecutor, confirmed Tuesday that there are multiple investigations into Twitter users who made terroristic threats against Covington Catholic High School.
“We’ve got multiple ongoing investigations into numerous, numerous threats,” Mr. Sanders said Tuesday in a podcast interview with 700 WLW. “There’s probably a dozen law enforcement agencies, if not more involved in this — it’s growing, it’s spreading, there are other jurisdictions now involved in this,” Sanders added.
Some further perspective from a former student of another Catholic school in the Covington Diocese: Gay valedictorian banned from speaking at Covington graduation 'not surprised' by D.C. controversy
A gay student who was barred by the Covington diocese from speaking at his 2018 graduation, is "not surprised" by the Covington Catholic High School video. https://www.nbcnews.com/feature/nbc-...ed-d-c-n961446
Catch up! That video was not the whole story.
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