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when they came for the CCP, I didn't say anything because I was not in the CCP. then they came for antifa, BLM®, BDS, and... oh, no they didn't, I guess deplat
by fsckboy 5y ago
when they came for the CCP, I didn't say anything because I was not in the CCP.
then they came for antifa, BLM®, BDS, and... oh, no they didn't, I guess deplatforming is still safe on campus
- killjoywashere 5y agoHere’s a thought: the CCP is trying to provoke a response. A measured response that puts the onus of discipline on the governance system reinforces the rule of law. A knee-jerk dismissal of students is, I believe, what you are looking for, but that would be the offensive response that the CCP wants.
- fsckboy 5y agoI'm not looking for a particular response. I'm noticing that everybody here is up in arms about speech suppression on a campus in this case, so I pointed out other cases of speech suppression on campuses that don't elicit attention.