GWB: your comment did not go to moderation. It probably just took some time to post.

Col Beausabre
June 28, 2022 at 2:55 pm

This minor, but shouldn’t that be “complete” and “imparts”?
Actually, no. It was a completed violation, not ongoing. They actually did gag him, not just threaten harm (to his rights).
And I think “imports” is in the sense of “there is great import to this action”.
Legal people talk funny sometimes.

The heckler’s veto enshrined as a college’s avowed “free speech” policy. As with everything the Feds touch, it’s turned into nothing more than a sinkhole for billions in made-up money, although one must admit it is serving the intended purpose: making young people dumb, dependent and delicate.

Burn it down, BURN IT ALL DOWN.

The court was 8-1. The sole dissent was Roberts.

You managed to domesticate a triceratops?! How?!

1) That an American “college” should feel it needs to set up a “free speech” zone (which implies that speech is censored elsewhere on campus) explains a lot about what’s wrong with “higher education” in this country. Back when I rode my triceratops to class, the entire campus was a free speech zone. In fact, we were taught that free and lively debate was a characteristic of American institutions of higher education

2) As an old Army officer, I am disturbed that Army ROTC continued to be offered and is still offered at such a place. I am sending a letter of protest to the CG of US Army Cadet Command with copies to the Chief of Staff and Secretary of the Army. I doubt they will have any effect – probably ignored or, at most bucked to a junior member of his staff to write a mealymouthed reply – but feel I must make my voice heard about a place “educating” future officers of an Army that supposedly exists to protect the First Amendment. After all, the oath of office all members of the Army take begins with “I swear I will protect, uphold and defend the CONSTITUTION of the United States”

This minor, but shouldn’t that be “complete” and “imparts”?

And, of course, hearty congratulations to Mr. Uzuegbunam, He apparently, actually learned something in college, his constitutional rights.