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>But if you want to argue that we need to force Chinese students to sign some paper that states a belief... Where on earth did you pull that from? Nobody asked
by simonh 5y ago
>But if you want to argue that we need to force Chinese students to sign some paper that states a belief...
Where on earth did you pull that from? Nobody asked them to do or say anything, they chose to do and say things though. Surely that's on them?
The stance referred to was that of Cornell University, given that one of their students exercised their right of free speech and was abused for it. They can't dodge their responsibilities on that.
- zardo 5y ago> The stance referred to was that of Cornell University, given that one of their students exercised their right of free speech and was abused for it. They can't dodge their responsibilities on that. Does the 1st amendment come with responsibilities? Maybe that would have been a good idea, but I thought it was just rights.