I took his article as a statement against university protests against speakers, Milo most recently comes to mind. Many faculty and students were against him sp

I took his article as a statement against university protests against speakers, Milo most recently comes to mind. Many faculty and students were against him speaking and protested. While my opinion on it certainly does not matter, I think those staff and students do have a say and should matter. We cannot and should not say voices of protest should be ignored so hateful speakers get a platform. You may have faith in "rationality" winning out but I really don't. People really fall victim easily to blaming outside groups and get stirred up by hate speech.