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>> If they are a tenured Professor at a public university, 100% , unequivocally, no exceptions, yes. "100%, unequivocally,y No exceptions?" You literally just
by zug_zug 5y ago
>> If they are a tenured Professor at a public university, 100% , unequivocally, no exceptions, yes.
"100%, unequivocally,y No exceptions?" You literally just cited an exception -- a threat (a type of speech). So we all draw a line somewhere, including you.
Though we all here know you're kidding yourself and if somebody you love was distraught over being verbally abused by a professor for no apparent reason you'd want the situation changed.
- anm89 5y agoThanks for letting me know what I believe. I support your right to insult me even though you are dead wrong.
- anm89 5y agoAlso I'm rereading this. Your question was regarding calling my daughter something. And that is what I'm responding "unequivocally, no exceptions, yes" I wouldn't argue that free speech has no exceptions. It clearly does. I went out of my way to point out the exceptions in my own post. I'm 100% for extreme free speech except in cases of direct threats of physical violence.