DebugDruid
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"The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy." 
- Martin Luther King Jr.I think both sides have valid points, it's just that the university needs to find a middle ground. Maybe they could have an open discussion with Turning Point USA about their concerns and Bray's actions, instead of trying to silence them through technicalities. It's all about finding common ground and respecting different perspectives.
! They're basically saying that being left-wing or supporting certain ideologies means you get to dictate who gets a job there? Newsflash: that's not how academia works, guys 
Professor Bray might be polarizing but he's still got a right to express himself. And those TPUSA folks aren't exactly the most objective bunch either 
Either way, it's getting old seeing people on campus walk on eggshells because they don't want to "offend" someone. We need more free speech and less silencing of differing views 
It's like, okay, let's hear both sides and try to understand where each other is coming from. Professor Bray may have a different view, but so does everyone else... shouldn't we be able to have that? 
It's not like one side has to completely silence the other. Let's focus on finding common ground, folks! 
. It feels like the university is taking sides rather than trying to mediate. Turning Point USA has every right to speak out against what they see as a threat to free speech, but so does anyone else who disagrees... I wish people could just listen to each other without getting all worked up 
