Oh, it’s legal already. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VfYjPzj1Xw They just don’t want to suffer the consequences.
The University of Florida disbanded its chapter of the College Republicans after one of its reported members, Dylan Estrella, was photographed allegedly throwing a “seig heil” Nazi salute in an online video stream — the photo went viral. Now, the organization is suing the university for allegedly violating its First Amendment free speech rights.
What consequences? He went on to become the first trillionaire.
The worst kind for him, nobody likes him. I was talking more about the Florida college disbanding them.
They have the right to make Nazi salutes. That’s protected by the US 1st Amendment. They will not face legal consequences for doing so. What they are suing for is taking away other people’s right to disassociate from them for making Nazi salutes.
The university can tell them to gtfo.
If they want to stand on a public street corner, nazi-salutung like the bags of shit they are, they can knock themselves out.
Yeah, of course. That’s what I’m saying. They aren’t suing for the right to be hateful. They already have that right. They are suing for the right to prevent the university from disassociating from them for being hateful. Which is to say they are suing to remove rights from those who disagree with them.
I’m locking this because it is a stale article from March of this year. If there was a way I could add flair indicating that instead, I would. This seemed like the best balance of making sure the sub stays focused on current events (rather than just removing the post).
I thought it was a Roman Salute? 🙄
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