Should Milo be allowed to speak?

@Masarch96: Limited public forums are those places held out by the government for civic discussion. Capitol grounds, courthouses, state fairs, and public universities have all qualified as limited public forums for First Amendment purposes. Although the government may designate such places as sites for public speech under certain circumstances, the Supreme Court has recognized that individual expression is not the sole objective served by limited public forums. For example, courthouses are primarily designed to administer justice, though important social discourse often takes place on the courthouse steps. Consequently, the First Amendment gives the government greater latitude in regulating limited public forums than traditional public forums.

So in other words, you don't think he should be able to speak at colleges because you don't want someone with an opinion differing from yours reaching out to and swaying young people.

@Masarch96: I simply posted what the Supreme Court has to say about free speech at public universities.

The fact that 60k was needed to keep him and other students and buildings safe to speak 'words' AND..only speaking to those who bought tickets and wanted to hear him speak, don't strike you as ridicules. You sir are a fascist and the exact thing you all spend your days accusing trump and trump voters of...

@theoneyouwerewarnedabout:

Unfortunately, we don't live in a safe world. Haven't you heard the President?

[quote]You sir are a fascist and the exact thing you all spend your days accusing trump and trump voters of...[/quote]

And you concluded that, from me saying that I support his right to free speech?

#AlternativeFacts

Milo is also a charlatan.

He used to have a weird friendship with a left wing British journalist called Laurie Penny. Her account is really interesting.

“I’m With The Banned” @PennyRed https://medium.com/welcome-to-the-scream-room/im-with-the-banned-8d1b6e0b2932