Should schools be able to expel students because of their speech

[Cory]

Not allowing students to insult, bully or terrorize other students due to their skin colour doesn't seem to be an "official ideology".

Except that's not at all what happened. If somebody gets recorded in private saying they hate <insert group here> that doesn't, or at least shouldn't, constitute bullying, insulting, or threatening.

And, anyways, in Europe, that wouldn't be the question, the question would be "Should prosecutor file charges for heinous speech against those students?".

But that's freaking stupid, and is nothing to be proud of. You can have freedom of speech, not "freedom of speech except.....".

If you have the latter then you don't really have freedom of speech at all, just freedom of popular speech.

[Cory]

The student could have chanted "no n----rs in SAE" or "free healthcare for all." Whatever. Universities, even public universities, should be allowed to expel a student for any reason it wants to expel a student.  Selectivity is part of the college process. Admissions select the students and students select their school. If that is unconstitutional then the Constitution needs to be amended because the Constitution is wrong.

No they shouldn't. Do you think it would be okay for a school to not allow blacks to attend because reasons? Of course not. This standard of yours only applies to people you don't like.

The blatant double standards and intellectual dishonesty of the SJW types on this issues is absurd.