There's nothing wrong with them protesting. Or complaining to the university. But when a group has asked Milo to speak, then you have no rights to physically b

There's nothing wrong with them protesting. Or complaining to the university. But when a group has asked Milo to speak, then you have no rights to physically block someone from speaking or try and shut down their event by force. Feels like even when not violent, some of these protests were less complaining about the event and more trying to stop supporters getting to it. And I don't think that's right.