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Given that they paid the printing costs, I guess it's up to them if they want to control it like that. Students paid the printing costs (or, on students' behal
by rada 13y ago
Given that they paid the printing costs, I guess it's up to them if they want to control it like that.
Students paid the printing costs (or, on students' behalf: their parents, taxpayers, or private donors).
- chc 13y agoThis is essentially the same argument as "You can't arrest me — I'm the one who pays you." It's facile and will not get you far in the real world.
- rada 13y ago"You can't arrest me, I pay you" is facile in the legal context of individual rights vs. the common good. This is, in fact, the opposite - suppressing the common good (loosely, freedom of the press) for individual gain. I don't see how it's "essentially the same argument" at all.