Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU staffer
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wrote on 8 Sept 2020, 15:40 last edited by
Cancel people from colleges? Really?
Time to start putting facist labels where they belong.
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wrote on 8 Sept 2020, 16:47 last edited by
@George-K said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU:
Oh, that sound you hear?
That's Sandmann's lawyer salivating - again.
After appearing at the Republican Convention, I think it could be argued the young man is now a public figure.
Absolutely crappy on the part of the ACLU, but probably judgement proof...
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@George-K said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU:
Oh, that sound you hear?
That's Sandmann's lawyer salivating - again.
After appearing at the Republican Convention, I think it could be argued the young man is now a public figure.
Absolutely crappy on the part of the ACLU, but probably judgement proof...
wrote on 8 Sept 2020, 16:58 last edited by@Jolly said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU:
Absolutely crappy on the part of the ACLU, but probably judgement proof...
I wonder. What this asshat said is slanderous ("dangerous?") without any proof. I wonder...
A court just ruled that Palin's slander lawsuit against the New York Times can proceed, you know.
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wrote on 8 Sept 2020, 17:09 last edited by
Transylvania should be very careful too
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@Jolly said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU:
Absolutely crappy on the part of the ACLU, but probably judgement proof...
I wonder. What this asshat said is slanderous ("dangerous?") without any proof. I wonder...
A court just ruled that Palin's slander lawsuit against the New York Times can proceed, you know.
wrote on 8 Sept 2020, 17:11 last edited by@George-K said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU:
@Jolly said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU:
Absolutely crappy on the part of the ACLU, but probably judgement proof...
I wonder. What this asshat said is slanderous ("dangerous?") without any proof. I wonder...
A court just ruled that Palin's slander lawsuit against the New York Times can proceed, you know.
Actually, I hope so. Our slander and libel laws have become too lax, in regards to public figures.
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wrote on 8 Sept 2020, 17:23 last edited by
It's not the ACLU, it's Samuel Crankshaw's personal opinion, see the Facebook post by Crankshaw where he prefaced his post with these words:
NOTE: These are my personal views that I am expressing on my personal Facebook page on my personal time. They do not necessarily reflect the views of my current or past employers. I have a First Amendment right to express my views just as Nick Sandmann has a First Amendment right to express his. I will continue to express my views on my personal time.
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It's not the ACLU, it's Samuel Crankshaw's personal opinion, see the Facebook post by Crankshaw where he prefaced his post with these words:
NOTE: These are my personal views that I am expressing on my personal Facebook page on my personal time. They do not necessarily reflect the views of my current or past employers. I have a First Amendment right to express my views just as Nick Sandmann has a First Amendment right to express his. I will continue to express my views on my personal time.
wrote on 8 Sept 2020, 17:31 last edited by George K 9 Aug 2020, 17:37@Axtremus said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU:
It's not the ACLU, it's Samuel Crankshaw's personal opinion, see the Facebook post by Crankshaw where he prefaced his post with these words:
NOTE: These are my personal views that I am expressing on my personal Facebook page on my personal time. They do not necessarily reflect the views of my current or past employers. I have a First Amendment right to express my views just as Nick Sandmann has a First Amendment right to express his. I will continue to express my views on my personal time.
You're right. Thread title edited to reflect this.
Hopefully the ACLU will discipline this staffer who is publicly saying hateful things about teenagers. I mean, we've come to that, haven't we?
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@George-K said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU:
Oh, that sound you hear?
That's Sandmann's lawyer salivating - again.
After appearing at the Republican Convention, I think it could be argued the young man is now a public figure.
Absolutely crappy on the part of the ACLU, but probably judgement proof...
wrote on 8 Sept 2020, 17:34 last edited by@Jolly said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU:
@George-K said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU:
Oh, that sound you hear?
That's Sandmann's lawyer salivating - again.
After appearing at the Republican Convention, I think it could be argued the young man is now a public figure.
Absolutely crappy on the part of the ACLU, but probably judgement proof...
I was just going to make that point. WaPo tired to argue that he was a public figure but that logic was a bit circular - the act of slandering the non-public figure made him a public figure.
But after the brouhaha he was almost certainly a public figure. And definitely so after the convention.
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It's not the ACLU, it's Samuel Crankshaw's personal opinion, see the Facebook post by Crankshaw where he prefaced his post with these words:
NOTE: These are my personal views that I am expressing on my personal Facebook page on my personal time. They do not necessarily reflect the views of my current or past employers. I have a First Amendment right to express my views just as Nick Sandmann has a First Amendment right to express his. I will continue to express my views on my personal time.
wrote on 8 Sept 2020, 17:39 last edited by@Axtremus said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU staffer:
It's not the ACLU, it's Samuel Crankshaw's personal opinion, see the Facebook post by Crankshaw where he prefaced his post with these words:
Turley says that in the article I cited:
"While the statement is from someone who expressly identifies as an ACLU staffer on social media, it is not a statement from the group. Yet, the sentiment reflects the growing concern over the new direction of the ACLU and the shift away from neutrality in the support of free speech rights."
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It's not the ACLU, it's Samuel Crankshaw's personal opinion, see the Facebook post by Crankshaw where he prefaced his post with these words:
NOTE: These are my personal views that I am expressing on my personal Facebook page on my personal time. They do not necessarily reflect the views of my current or past employers. I have a First Amendment right to express my views just as Nick Sandmann has a First Amendment right to express his. I will continue to express my views on my personal time.
wrote on 8 Sept 2020, 18:14 last edited by@Axtremus said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU staffer:
It's not the ACLU, it's Samuel Crankshaw's personal opinion, see the Facebook post by Crankshaw where he prefaced his post with these words:
NOTE: These are my personal views that I am expressing on my personal Facebook page on my personal time. They do not necessarily reflect the views of my current or past employers. I have a First Amendment right to express my views just as Nick Sandmann has a First Amendment right to express his. I will continue to express my views on my personal time.
How many people have been fired from their employer for doing just this? The defense doesn’t pass the sniff test to inoculate his employer although it likely passes the legal test.
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@Axtremus said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU staffer:
It's not the ACLU, it's Samuel Crankshaw's personal opinion, see the Facebook post by Crankshaw where he prefaced his post with these words:
NOTE: These are my personal views that I am expressing on my personal Facebook page on my personal time. They do not necessarily reflect the views of my current or past employers. I have a First Amendment right to express my views just as Nick Sandmann has a First Amendment right to express his. I will continue to express my views on my personal time.
How many people have been fired from their employer for doing just this? The defense doesn’t pass the sniff test to inoculate his employer although it likely passes the legal test.
wrote on 8 Sept 2020, 18:16 last edited by@Loki said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU staffer:
How many people have been fired from their employer for doing just this?
Which is what I said a few posts up, about the ACLU disciplining this guy. Actually, people have been fired for non-specific things they've said. This asshat calls out an individual.
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@Axtremus said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU staffer:
It's not the ACLU, it's Samuel Crankshaw's personal opinion, see the Facebook post by Crankshaw where he prefaced his post with these words:
NOTE: These are my personal views that I am expressing on my personal Facebook page on my personal time. They do not necessarily reflect the views of my current or past employers. I have a First Amendment right to express my views just as Nick Sandmann has a First Amendment right to express his. I will continue to express my views on my personal time.
How many people have been fired from their employer for doing just this? The defense doesn’t pass the sniff test to inoculate his employer although it likely passes the legal test.
wrote on 8 Sept 2020, 18:18 last edited by@Loki said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU staffer:
@Axtremus said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU staffer:
It's not the ACLU, it's Samuel Crankshaw's personal opinion, see the Facebook post by Crankshaw where he prefaced his post with these words:
NOTE: These are my personal views that I am expressing on my personal Facebook page on my personal time. They do not necessarily reflect the views of my current or past employers. I have a First Amendment right to express my views just as Nick Sandmann has a First Amendment right to express his. I will continue to express my views on my personal time.
How many people have been fired from their employer for doing just this? The defense doesn’t pass the sniff test to inoculate his employer although it likely passes the legal test.
Nah, this is small potato compared to Pompeo trying to get around the Hatch Act while speaking at the RNC by claiming that he spoke there as an individual rather than as an agent of the State Department. If Pompeo's claim passed the sniff test for you, you should have no issue with this one.
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@Loki said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU staffer:
@Axtremus said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU staffer:
It's not the ACLU, it's Samuel Crankshaw's personal opinion, see the Facebook post by Crankshaw where he prefaced his post with these words:
NOTE: These are my personal views that I am expressing on my personal Facebook page on my personal time. They do not necessarily reflect the views of my current or past employers. I have a First Amendment right to express my views just as Nick Sandmann has a First Amendment right to express his. I will continue to express my views on my personal time.
How many people have been fired from their employer for doing just this? The defense doesn’t pass the sniff test to inoculate his employer although it likely passes the legal test.
Nah, this is small potato compared to Pompeo trying to get around the Hatch Act while speaking at the RNC by claiming that he spoke there as an individual rather than as an agent of the State Department. If Pompeo's claim passed the sniff test for you, you should have no issue with this one.
wrote on 8 Sept 2020, 18:20 last edited by@Axtremus said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU staffer:
@Loki said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU staffer:
@Axtremus said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU staffer:
It's not the ACLU, it's Samuel Crankshaw's personal opinion, see the Facebook post by Crankshaw where he prefaced his post with these words:
NOTE: These are my personal views that I am expressing on my personal Facebook page on my personal time. They do not necessarily reflect the views of my current or past employers. I have a First Amendment right to express my views just as Nick Sandmann has a First Amendment right to express his. I will continue to express my views on my personal time.
How many people have been fired from their employer for doing just this? The defense doesn’t pass the sniff test to inoculate his employer although it likely passes the legal test.
Nah, this is small potato compared to Pompeo trying to get around the Hatch Act while speaking at the RNC by claiming that he spoke there as an individual rather than as an agent of the State Department. If Pompeo's claim passed the sniff test for you, you should have no issue with this one.
Nice whatabout fallacy.
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It's not the ACLU, it's Samuel Crankshaw's personal opinion, see the Facebook post by Crankshaw where he prefaced his post with these words:
NOTE: These are my personal views that I am expressing on my personal Facebook page on my personal time. They do not necessarily reflect the views of my current or past employers. I have a First Amendment right to express my views just as Nick Sandmann has a First Amendment right to express his. I will continue to express my views on my personal time.
wrote on 8 Sept 2020, 18:30 last edited by@Axtremus said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU staffer:
It's not the ACLU, it's Samuel Crankshaw's personal opinion, see the Facebook post by Crankshaw where he prefaced his post with these words:
NOTE: These are my personal views that I am expressing on my personal Facebook page on my personal time. They do not necessarily reflect the views of my current or past employers. I have a First Amendment right to express my views just as Nick Sandmann has a First Amendment right to express his. I will continue to express my views on my personal time.
Totally chickenshit butt covering. Transparent and flimsy.
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@Axtremus said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU staffer:
@Loki said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU staffer:
@Axtremus said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU staffer:
It's not the ACLU, it's Samuel Crankshaw's personal opinion, see the Facebook post by Crankshaw where he prefaced his post with these words:
NOTE: These are my personal views that I am expressing on my personal Facebook page on my personal time. They do not necessarily reflect the views of my current or past employers. I have a First Amendment right to express my views just as Nick Sandmann has a First Amendment right to express his. I will continue to express my views on my personal time.
How many people have been fired from their employer for doing just this? The defense doesn’t pass the sniff test to inoculate his employer although it likely passes the legal test.
Nah, this is small potato compared to Pompeo trying to get around the Hatch Act while speaking at the RNC by claiming that he spoke there as an individual rather than as an agent of the State Department. If Pompeo's claim passed the sniff test for you, you should have no issue with this one.
Nice whatabout fallacy.
wrote on 8 Sept 2020, 18:45 last edited by@Aqua-Letifer said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU staffer:
@Axtremus said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU staffer:
@Loki said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU staffer:
@Axtremus said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU staffer:
It's not the ACLU, it's Samuel Crankshaw's personal opinion, see the Facebook post by Crankshaw where he prefaced his post with these words:
NOTE: These are my personal views that I am expressing on my personal Facebook page on my personal time. They do not necessarily reflect the views of my current or past employers. I have a First Amendment right to express my views just as Nick Sandmann has a First Amendment right to express his. I will continue to express my views on my personal time.
How many people have been fired from their employer for doing just this? The defense doesn’t pass the sniff test to inoculate his employer although it likely passes the legal test.
Nah, this is small potato compared to Pompeo trying to get around the Hatch Act while speaking at the RNC by claiming that he spoke there as an individual rather than as an agent of the State Department. If Pompeo's claim passed the sniff test for you, you should have no issue with this one.
Nice whatabout fallacy.
You just compared apples to oranges, but then you will stoop to any level to justify your defective ideology.
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wrote on 8 Sept 2020, 20:42 last edited by Jolly 9 Aug 2020, 20:42
Personally, if I was a university administrator, I'd jerk a knot in a professor's tail...
Wonder if the proffs are monitoring Mr. Hogg at Harvard?
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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wrote on 11 Sept 2020, 11:31 last edited by
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Personally, if I was a university administrator, I'd jerk a knot in a professor's tail...
Wonder if the proffs are monitoring Mr. Hogg at Harvard?
wrote on 11 Sept 2020, 12:08 last edited by@Jolly said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU staffer:
Personally, if I was a university administrator, I'd jerk a knot in a professor's tail...
I can’t tell if that professor has a tail. One school page refers to the professor as he, the next as she.
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wrote on 11 Sept 2020, 14:26 last edited by
Good for him. I will reiterate these people should be very careful about defaming Sandman.
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wrote on 11 Sept 2020, 14:37 last edited by
@Mik said in Nick Sandmann is dangerous, says the ACLU staffer:
Good for him. I will reiterate these people should be very careful about defaming Sandman.
Cancel culture's not yet had to deal with that. This is the first serious step back they've had to take.
