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Well, technically... Yale has made it clear they would set in motion procedures in which they may decide to no longer to business with these brothers, over thi
by esbranson 13y ago
Well, technically...
Yale has made it clear they would set in motion procedures in which they may decide to no longer to business with these brothers, over this website.
If I don't like someone or something someone said, I don't have to do business with them. Yale is no different. Yale is a private organization that may do business with whomever they wish for whatever reason they wish, outside of the public policy decisions of the government. They have decided to utilize this right.
Its not that Yale is violating anyone's rights, its that Yale is a making a decision that reflects poorly on their institution.
Its the public institution equivalent of [insert bad thing here] to your neighbor because of something they said. Its not a freedom of speech violation to react that way, its just going to lose you alot of respect and alot of business.