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> But no one here has defended a «right to any specific platform». Earlier: > “...student's actions against free speech - blocking access to allegedly contro
by TimorousBestie 1y ago
> But no one here has defended a «right to any specific platform».
Earlier:
> “...student's actions against free speech - blocking access to allegedly controversial conferences and seminars, for example.”
- mdp2021 1y ago...And that's not relevant to a «right to any specific platform». It's not "Joe has a right to express his ideas on XYZ news in that slot on that day": it's "where is the right of a political entity to hinder an event, planned by prestigious entities, in which freedom of speech is exercised".