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If they are residents, I agree there is nothing you can do about it. But since they seem to be exchange students, you could say "We don't welcome people with s
by koonsolo 4y ago
If they are residents, I agree there is nothing you can do about it.
But since they seem to be exchange students, you could say "We don't welcome people with such views here in our country", and just send them back to the country that is ruled by their beloved government.
Just because you have free speech doesn't mean you can't select foreigners based on their beliefs and values.
- glogla 4y agoEven if they are residents, you can absolutely be expelled from university for bullying, hate speech and other abuses.
- koonsolo 4y agoThis could indeed be seen as bullying or discrimination.
- godelski 4y agoWhen we're talking about fundamental rights, I don't think we should treat foreigners any different than citizens. That's cruel. Is that really the country we want to be? Humane only to our citizens? We say that the mark of a man is how he treats those he sees as lower than himself. I think the same applies to countries. Now I'm not saying being a foreign national you should have "the right" to open a US bank account, buy a house, or even get a job. But if we're talking about what we call "basic human rights," then that's a different story. Of course, Universities are different, but I think the point still stands.
- koonsolo 4y agoThey didn't break the law, so you don't lock them up. In the end, they still have that fundamental right. But if you act as an idiot abroad, you shouldn't be surprised when they send you back.