[Academiadotorg]

Perhaps children, media outlets and academics alike need a primer on the Bill of Rights, not to mention the rest of the Constitution.

[BuffaloJack]

Unpopular speech is exactly what the Bill of Rights is supposed to protect.

[FlipWilson]

It’s not a Bill of Rights. It’s become a Bill of Privileges reserved for the elite. If the little people infringe upon those privileges, the MSM storm troopers label them as being racist, fascist or hateful.

[Arm_Bears]

“Students.”

Is there anything they don’t know?

[reasonisfaith]

Another reason communism will not win: it depends on miseducation.

[Red Badger]

Freedom is slavery.
War is peace.
Ignorance is strength.........................

[Jeff Chandler]

Connect the dots:

Reichman also pointed out that the study was funded by the Koch Brothers.

Evil Capitalists™.

a different, more nationally representative survey of American college student opinions on free speech on campus conducted by Gallup found strikingly different results

And the difference?

78% of students said colleges should create an 'open learning environment.'

Of course, students believe free speech damages an 'open learning environment.'

[bert]

No.....it is the racist component of Black America that is hateful and deserves scorn.

[NohSpinZone]

I despise the very premise of the phrase “hate speech”. It’s nothing more than PC jargon.

[txrefugee]

Since some of our population find the freedoms guaranteed by our Bill of Rights to be offensive, they should be deported to a country they find more agreeable.

[Teacher317]

in a carefully randomized process

In other words, not random at all.

[FrankR]

This is straight from Obama...he stated once that the Bill of Rights was a “negative” document. What he meant was, “it protects citizens’ rights from the government”, therefore limiting his totalitarian ideas.

People had better be glad we have a BOR, or we’d soon be a dictatorship.

[circlecity]

"That survey of more than 3,000 college students, who had been selected in a carefully randomized process from a nationally representative group of colleges, had asked students the same question. It found that 78% of students said colleges should create an 'open learning environment.'"

No, that's not the same question at all. It's totally different. While I don't know what "open learning environment" means it certainly is not the same as asking if the 1st Amendment applies to hate speech.

[TBP]

Is the Bill of Rights Hateful?

no, progressives are.

[Albion Wilde]

bump