Quote:I think they're fair.  The supreme court has their own free speech buffer zone.  Many politicians have free speech zones set up by secret service as well.  Which is far more concerning than a college using one.


For example, you wouldn't want protests to disrupt classes at a university would you?  

 

So if a group of students wanted to have posters that they display containing anti-abortion information and want to hand out pamphlets that details such, should they only be allowed to do so in a certain "zone"?  Why?

 

What if they did so in the so-called "free speech zone", only to get shut down by a "professor" that disagrees with the position because she was "offended"?  Does that justify a "professor" grabbing the sign and destroying it?  Should the "professor" not be charged with a crime?

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