WaPo: To Fight Antisemitism on Campus, We Must Restrict Speech
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Date: December 10th, 2023 3:53 PM Author: cerebral violent sneaky criminal
OY VEY SHUT IT DOWN
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/12/10/university-pennsylvania-president-magill-resigns-antisemitism-speech/
To fight antisemitism on campuses, we must restrict speech
The testimony of three university presidents before a House committee last week provoked outrage after they suggested that calls on their campuses for Jewish genocide might not have violated their schools’ free speech policies. One of them, Liz Magill, was forced to step down on Saturday as president of the University of Pennsylvania, where I am a faculty member.
But their statements shouldn’t have come as a surprise. Congress could have assembled two dozen university presidents and likely would have received the same answer from each of them.
This is because the value of free speech has been elevated to a near-sacred level on university campuses. As a result, universities have had to tolerate hate speech — even hate speech calling for violence against ethnic or religious minorities. With the dramatic rise in antisemitism, we are discovering that this is a mistake: Antisemitism — and other forms of hate — cannot be fought on university campuses without restricting poisonous speech that targets Jews and other minorities.
University presidents are resisting this conclusion. Rather than confront the conflict between the commitment to free speech and the commitment to eliminating the hostile environment facing Jewish students on campus, many simply affirm their commitment to both or buy time by setting up task forces to study the problem. Some have attempted to split the difference by saying they are institutionally committed to free speech but personally offended by antisemitism. Others have said the answer to hate speech is education and more speech.
Countering speech with more speech might just mean adding to the hateful rhetoric on campus and would not solve the problem. And university presidents can set up all the task forces, study groups and educational modules they like, but what kind of educational effort could possibly bring together warring groups that are busy calling for one another’s violent demise?
In a video message released the day after her testimony, Magill issued an apology in which she suggested that her statements, while legally correct, were insensitive because she was “not focused on” the fact that a call for genocide is “a call for some of the most terrible violence human beings can perpetrate.” While many remained deeply troubled by the insensitivity of her comments, I am most concerned about the legal and policy conclusions Magill endorsed: that speech calling for Jewish genocide does not violate campus policies at the University of Pennsylvania. This is profoundly wrong.
First, Penn, like Harvard and MIT, is a private institution, and as such it is not bound by the First Amendment. In my experience, Penn has never actually followed the First Amendment, even to a close approximation. The same goes for other amendments to the U.S. Constitution. Penn also does not follow the Second Amendment; if it did, our campus would be a war zone, especially given our apparent embrace of hate speech!
Second, even public universities that are bound by the First Amendment are not helpless in the face of hate speech. They do not have to stand idly by and wait for such speech to turn into “conduct.” Public institutions can restrict the “time, place and manner” of demonstrations; they can restrict speech that incites violence, that involves threats of violence against specific individuals or that involves the targeted harassment of members of the community.
Universities also have a duty under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act to ensure that their campuses do not descend into “hostile environments” that effectively exclude students of ethnic, religious or racial minorities from receiving the benefit of educational programs and activities on campus. In fact, Penn has already been sued by two Jewish students, alleging that the university has become an “incubation lab for virulent anti-Jewish hatred, harassment and discrimination.”
That underscores the point: With or without the First Amendment, calls for genocide against Jews — or even proxies for such sentiments, such as calling for intifada against Jews or the elimination of Israel by chanting “from the river to the sea” — are, in the present context, calls for violence against a discrete ethnic or religious group. Such speech arguably incites violence, frequently inspires harassment of Jewish students and, without question, creates a hostile environment that can impair the equal educational opportunities of Jewish students.
Though open expression and academic freedom are critically important values in higher education, there are other values that universities must promote as well. For example: encouraging civil dialogue across differences, cultivating critical listening skills, developing the skills to build community relationships, promoting the ability to engage in moral reflection and building resilience in the face of challenge. These normative skills cannot be taught effectively in an environment where students and faculty are hurling calls at one another for the elimination of ethnic, religious or racial subgroups.
Universities must also consider their obligations to the broader society as they prepare young people to assume responsibilities in public life. What values do university presidents think are most important to prepare leaders in a democracy? The ability to shout intemperate slogans or the ability to engage in reasoned dialogue with people who have moral and political differences? Is it any surprise that students educated in an environment of antisemitism would behave as antisemites in their adult lives?
Like all skills, students will become expert at that which they practice most. Privileging free speech on campus relative to other values emphasizes skills that pose the greatest challenge to our democracy and fails to cultivate the skills democratic societies most need.
The crisis of antisemitism in our universities mirrors the crisis in our democracy. Isn’t it time for university presidents to rethink the role that open expression and academic freedom play in the educational mission of their institutions?
Claire O. Finkelstein is Algernon Biddle professor of law and professor of philosophy at the University of Pennsylvania. She is a member of the school’s Open Expression Committee and chair of the law school’s committee on academic freedom. The views expressed here are the author’s own.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5458398&forum_id=2#47154975)
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Date: December 10th, 2023 3:57 PM Author: cerebral violent sneaky criminal
This is because the value of free speech has been elevated to a near-sacred level on university campuses. As a result, universities have had to tolerate hate speech — even hate speech calling for violence against ethnic or religious minorities. With the dramatic rise in antisemitism, we are discovering that this is a mistake
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5458398&forum_id=2#47154988)
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Date: December 10th, 2023 4:47 PM Author: misunderstood jet juggernaut
this is really fucking retarded. i can't believe she teaches law at an ivy. i can't believe she actually believes this.
free speech hasn't been elevated to "near-sacred" level on university campuses since??? certainly not the last decade or so when violent protests to keep conservative speakers from speaking on campuses
universities have had to tolerate hate speech? no, universities should have had to tolerate hate speech, but they define it and punish it with political expedience. say the n word? gone. say anything against blacky? gone
universities have to tolerate hate speech calling for violence against ethnic or religious minorities? lol, no. that's not protected speech. no university's speech code would permit that. until 10/7.
"mistake"? mission accomplished.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5458398&forum_id=2#47155165) |
Date: December 10th, 2023 3:58 PM Author: cerebral violent sneaky criminal
It was fine when it was against white Christians!
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With or without the First Amendment, calls for genocide against Jews — or even proxies for such sentiments, such as calling for intifada against Jews or the elimination of Israel by chanting “from the river to the sea” — are, in the present context, calls for violence against a discrete ethnic or religious group. Such speech arguably incites violence, frequently inspires harassment of Jewish students and, without question, creates a hostile environment that can impair the equal educational opportunities of Jewish students.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5458398&forum_id=2#47154998) |
Date: December 10th, 2023 4:54 PM Author: Sienna cracking range ape
real talk, i never used to actually believe in/want to literally genocide jews, i just thought that jewish power was a problem in the west that needed to be dealt with in order to fix western society's problems. i figured that jews would be pushed out of power at some point once circumstances allowed for it
i now unironically believe that these people should actually all just be killed. they are an existential threat to the human species and can't be allowed to exist. there's no "big brain" way around this - they just have to be eliminated from our universe
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5458398&forum_id=2#47155183) |
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Date: December 10th, 2023 5:29 PM Author: Sienna cracking range ape
yup
for some perspective: israel and jews are the ones currently perpetrating a literal genocide of a group of people whose homeland they invaded and who they have been using as slave labor for several decades
and in response to these people fighting back, the response of israel and jews has been...to cry out that white people are responsible for anti-semitic sentiment in western countries, and demanding de jure and de facto restrictions on members of western society *saying words in public* that could be construed as not supporting jews
really, these people are just so absurdly deranged and fundamentally evil, it's not even amusing anymore. they just need to be exterminated. enough. they contribute absolutely nothing to the human race and they're acting as the Great Filter preventing the rest of us from advancing to the next step of biological evolution
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5458398&forum_id=2#47155285) |
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Date: December 10th, 2023 7:38 PM Author: misunderstood jet juggernaut
and kidnapped. and kept. and continue to keep.
why are pro palestinian us politicians
ahem democrats
conceding the rapes and outrageous actions by hamas, but then moving on to contextualize it if it were not true? which ones are actually playing this card you are--that it didn't happen and there is no proof?
i am not naturally opposed to what you are saying. i don't trust our media. i don't trust our politicians. but no one, to my knowledge, is effectively making the fight you are. why not? or if some are, who? and please don't refer to hamas press releases.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5458398&forum_id=2#47155635) |
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Date: December 10th, 2023 6:21 PM Author: lascivious chest-beating national security agency chad
go join up with your BLM buddies saying the exact same shit right now. I am serious, go on with your tranny/BLM friends that you are 100% ideologically aligned with on this issue, might as well suck a dick while you are at it.
Normal people do not thing this way, do not say absolutely level 10 insane leftist shit like "i now unironically believe that these people should actually all just be killed. they are an existential threat to the human species and can't be allowed to exist. "
Fucking A you people are fucking idiots.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5458398&forum_id=2#47155433) |
Date: December 10th, 2023 7:23 PM Author: Sooty exhilarant piazza athletic conference
To be fair,
Jews, have you ever considered that maybe -- just maybe -- there is no "winning" for you at this point? That no matter what you do, this will only get worse and worse from here on out (meaning more and more people will gradually grow to literally despise you) until eventually it will boil over, and at that point no amount of top down "b-b-but we paid off that politician and we bought that newspaper!" conniving and throwing fake kike money at the problem will be enough to save you from the huge and angry mob of chanting plebes who have gathered outside with pitchforks and want your little rathead on a pike?
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5458398&forum_id=2#47155593) |
Date: December 10th, 2023 7:53 PM Author: lilac swashbuckling macaca
same fucktarded cumskins ITT:
we must create a SAFE SPACE without NYUUG!!!! i def. dont want him reminding me that he fucks my sisters. this is a LAW BOART so why does he even post here!!!!!!!!11111
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5458398&forum_id=2#47155707) |
Date: December 11th, 2023 10:39 AM Author: Turquoise glittery stage
"The double standard is this: Colleges and universities that for years have been notably censorious when it comes to free speech seem to have suddenly discovered its virtues only now, when the speech in question tends to be especially hurtful to Jews."
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/12/08/opinion/antisemitism-college-free-speech.html
ok, so, which fork to follow? censor even more? or go back to free speech?
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5458398&forum_id=2#47157413) |
Date: December 12th, 2023 10:22 AM Author: razzmatazz whorehouse
Look, my friends, we're just saying you can't have people saying "genocide the Jews." We can all agree this kind of hate speech is off limits.
And obviously nobody should be allowed to say things like "boycott Israel." Classic impermissible hate speech.
Similarly, of course nobody defends anyone's right to say things like "Israel is bad/wrong." We must reject antisemitism in all its forms!
And nobody would even attempt to argue it should be acceptable to say things like "Jews control the world." Even the most permissive campus speech policies make clear this hate speech is not acceptable.
Now if you'll excuse me, I have to attend tonight's campus forum entitled "How whites ruined everything and what you can do to stop them" (refreshments provided by Hillel!).
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5458398&forum_id=2#47161444)
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