Delphic Oracle
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They changed it here. The guy didn't speak.
Yeah, but he got a free venue upgrade to prime time news that can reach millions.
They changed it here. The guy didn't speak.
Violation of Constitutional rights.
I don't like speech like this guy spills either, but he has a right to speak it.
Chris B.
Milo is not boring. He's fascinating. He's also extremely articulate and insightful. Yes, he is intentionally provocative and offensive, and he exaggerates his insights to the point of being obscene, but he has explained some things that I hadn't understood before. I'm happy to start a Milo thread to discuss.
You failed to mention that all of Milo's boyfriends are black. Add racist to those who want to silence him.Milo Yiannopoulos is Jewish, openly gay, and he was born in Greece.
That makes those who hate him and want to silence him anti-semitic, homophobic, and xenophobic.
This says a lot about the supposed "tolerance" of the left when they attack and silence a gay Jewish man who hails from a foreign country.
Hypocrites.
Did he? They're not actually giving him a platform.Yeah, but he got a free venue upgrade to prime time news that can reach millions.
Violation of Constitutional rights.
I don't like speech like this guy spills either, but he has a right to speak it.
Chris B.
You failed to mention that all of Milo's boyfriends are black. Add racist to those who want to silence him.
Oh joy, another person who doesn't understand what the First Amendment means.The actions at UC Berkeley are typical of the Left wing agenda. They cannot survive when opposing views are expressed so they must silence anyone they don't agree with. These news stories are becoming more common now. I don't know if it's by accident or intentional but the Left is being exposed for what it truly is more and more lately. This is very good and will further shape our next elections.
There is no 1st Amendment allowed for you if you say things they don't like. That's not freedom. That's what they want for the Country. Sorry, everyone has the right to free speech in the US and you'll not change that.
Chris B.
The First and Second. Are there any amendments you're clear on?Violation of Constitutional rights.
I don't like speech like this guy spills either, but he has a right to speak it.
Chris B.
Which violence exactly?
You've got to give it to them, the tactics by Milo's crowd do work. First you shoot people who disagree with your views, and then when these people get angry and show up to thoroughly disrupt your gatherings you get sympathetic media attention.
More than 100 UC Berkeley faculty members had signed two letters sent last month to the school's chancellor, urging him to cancel the event.
About half of research at Berkeley is funded by the federal government, according to the university website. Berkeley however has been struggling in the past years with budget shortfalls and spending deficits.
Read more:
https://www.yahoo.com/news/speech-breitbart-editor-nixed-protest-berkeley-033717924.html
From your link:You've got to give it to them, the tactics by Milo's crowd do work. First you shoot people who disagree with your views, and then when these people get angry and show up to thoroughly disrupt your gatherings you get sympathetic media attention.
Read, "dude was shot by one of our own, but that doesn't really matter."We don’t have confirmation that the person who shot*our comrade was a counter-protester angry at those*protesting Milo’s hateful white nationalist misogyny. We do know that he turned himself into the police several hours later, claiming ‘self-defense.’ This, of course, is exactly what Scarsella did as well.
Violation of Constitutional rights.
I don't like speech like this guy spills either, but he has a right to speak it.
Chris B.

Oh joy, another person who doesn't understand what the First Amendment means.
You'd have to demonstrate that UC Berkeley violated Yiannopoulos' rights somehow. Unless you think he should sue the rioters? "Act of God" comes to mind.
Great publicity for Milo as his new book "Dangerous" is set to be released soon. I wanted to go to this event, but was disappointed when I tried to buy tickets in late November and it was already sold out. In light of recent events, I just knew there was going to be a riot.
This just drives home the point, if it hasn't been obvious enough already: the real greatest threat to the US is the hysterical intolerance and dogmatism of the progressive left.
You I assume?
Hecklers veto:
Hill v. Colorado 530 US 703, 735
Sad doesn't even come close.
http://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Protesters-storm-Milo-Yiannopoulos-event-at-UC-10901829.php
Yet look who started all of the violence. Look who is being targeted. This is bad even for Berkeley.
More intolerance (to say the least) from the left. I'd say it was only a few individuals who ruined it, but it was not.
Dozens of masked students started fires, stormed barricades, threw bricks, fireworks and "smoking objects" at police, knocked over and vandalized a generator and light that were set up, smashed windows....I forget the rest.
Too funny.
I am proudly intolerant of bigots and people who show intolerance to others based on race or religion.
Got a problem with that?