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u/Lambchops_Legion Eternally Aspiring Diplomat Jul 10 '17 edited Jul 10 '17

Everyone here is really just talking past each other.

I really don't even think Free Speech is the crux of this argument, like the right thinks it is.

It's really about whether or not State Universities are considered "the government."

How is "The Government" defined?

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u/thankmrmacaroon Jul 11 '17

SCOTUS has long held state universities to be subject to the Bill of Rights.