15 ASU students now banned from campus after arrests from weekend protest 

Protesting is a right.

Exactly

@@teabaggg23 An illegal encampment is not a right. They knew the encampment was illegal when they set it up. They were not arrested for protesting; they were arrested for refusing to leave their illegal encampment. Other students also have a right to use the area.

Not on private property.

@@teabaggg23 but what are they supporting? "The Arab countries were firmly convinced that Germany would win the war and that the Arab cause would then prosper. The Arabs were Germany’s natural friends because they had the same enemies as had Germany, namely the English, the Jews and the Communists. Therefore they were prepared to cooperate with Germany with all their hearts and stood ready to participate in the war, not only negatively by the commission of acts of sabotage and the instigation of revolutions, but also positively by the formation of an Arab Legion."

Unless it’s burning down city blocks and a federal courthouse because a Black man was killed. 😎👍

The Law also applies to private property...

@@manuel_p537 Free speech does not apply to company employees and to behavior on private property. Regardless, camping is not free speech. Free speech is speech, behavior is controllable.

Ah i have misinterpreted your comment xD we are on the same side here.

Private property owned by who. Our universities are not owned by any private parties. They are answerable to the government and to our lawyers, and I guarantee they're going to be paying out the nose for doing this.

@@user-xu4ju8wc7m You sign an agreement before stepping foot on the university to follow all their rules. Welcome, slave.

It’s their university

@@kendellfriend5558If you’re asked to leave and don't you're breaking the law. It's private property, child mind.

@@kendellfriend5558 They MUST obey and follow the rules set by the university.

Exactly, they need to be banned! Trashing the campus for what, that isn't a lawful protest.

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agreed. All these children are doing nothing but wasting their parents hard earned money but wanting to be a domestic terrorist.

Sit in a cubicle all your life and complain...

Ok russian troll. Good one, comrade.

Exactly

No russian troll here dipshit​@@teabaggg23

@teabaggg23 🤡

Hahahah

Agree. The place have been peaceful until this evil thoughts and ideology came in.

Dear students you are morally right and I am so proud in these days there are people left in the world that are brave enough to point out and shout against evil.

@@JBFD64 This evil thoughts and ideology? They're protesting genocide, man.

The Constitution does not mention "protest". It guarantees us the right to peaceably assemble.

News flash you actually have to be committing a crime that is a state or federal statute in order to be trespassed off of public property. ASU is not private property it is a public school. The supreme Court has already ruled that in order to trespass anybody off of public property they have to be committing a crime. Just because they broke a school rule does not meet the threshold of a crime. First amendment auditors on RU-vid do it all the time there are policies at some public buildings and they cannot trespass you because you are not following their policy. It has to be a crime.. those students were not committing a specific crime they were trespassed off of public property because of an encampment that the school deemed to be against school rules. Show news flash you can't be trespassed from public property and threatened with arrest or arrested unless you're committing a crime on public property. Like I said the school making a rule that you can't have an encampment does not meet that threshold. Cities and towns have paid money to lots of first amendment auditors for that exact reason. You have a right under the Constitution to protest peacefully. It doesn't say you are not allowed to have an encampment to protest in the Constitution. The campus police charge them with trespassing that is not allowed, they will be paying out judgments to a lot of people for violating their constitutional right to protest on public property. There are lots of videos and then you have to charge each person individually and have proof individually for each person they can't say well the crowd was doing it. And I don't even support these protests on college campuses lots of people have tests and things that they were studying and they were interrupted. They are not allowed to trespass you from public property unless you are committing a crime under state or federal law. So like I said just because the school has a ruler regulation that the students weren't following does not meet the threshold of a crime under state or federal law in order to be trespassed. A simple Google search will tell you in order to trespass someone from public property you have to be committing a crime. It is really really bad and they are going to pay a lot of money to these adult toddlers who were protesting and it's going to take money away from other activities that the school could be funding. Like I said I don't support the protests I wish somebody would have thought about that before they started arresting people

@@sarabrant723 Time place and manner restrictions as well. And they pretty much occupied an area not intended for the purpose of camping. They are trespassed legally. Nothing illegal about it. Go suck on the bottle now little baby.

@@sarabrant723 Lawful trespass was issued. They cannot go back. Time, place, and manner restrictions apply. And they also broke the law by occupying buildings and committing criminal damage. They are law breakers! Go cry in your little corner.

"All for peaceful protests" - something tells me you've never protested anything, anywhere, ever.

No. It is a public institution that is there to serve us. The people. It's what we make of it. Laws are written by... PEOPLE! That's US. If a law sucks, we get to change it. That's why democracy rules!

@teabaggg23 that's not the way to do it, as you saw it didn't accomplish anything but get themselves banned.

@@teabaggg23 If Democracy rules, then what is your problem? The people have spoken. Just because you think your side is right doesn't mean it is right, and that it's the majority opinion. Most people in this country have put up with this B.S. for no reason other than politeness. They let you people burn down cities, assault people, shut down speech for everyone that disagrees with you, etc. Now, when you get the book thrown at you, your defense is... "Free Speech?" No one takes you people seriously anymore. No one but yourselves. Literal walking contradictions and oxymorons. I can't.

@@lewisbale1 The right to free speech does not give anyone a free pass or immunity to destroy property or infringe upon anyone's rights. Case close.

This IS what they're learning. Cameras in the classrooms and lecture halls. Why don't they want you to see what these sic bastards are teaching our kids. It starts in the K- 12. We should definitely have cameras in those classrooms , but the democrats don't want to expose their agenda. Folks, we've lost a generation to these ideals. Face it. Quit voting for them unless you want this as the new Americans

Exactly

It’s in our constitution you leper

You can feel his hate for America seeping through

He should be counter sued by ASU

No doubt and we can see why!!

no, he is a paid part of the whole thing, Bet he was on retainer before the first protestor showed up.

ridículo você

I heard they were working for Tony Soprano!!!

I don't think the comparison tracks. Freedom of speech and religious freedom intersect in this context, not for all but for at least some of the students. I don't think there is an ABOR student conduct policy against peaceful protesting or freedom of speech/freedom of religion. ASU is subject to both state and federal civil rights statutes since they receive federal funding. Students should have due process even if they are charged with a conduct violation. A few years back many colleges and universities were sued for NOT following due process in Title IX cases so there is already a precedent for the universities who choose not to follow their own due process policies.

@@christiemeninick46 Umm...legal eagle, did you got to ABA accredited law school? If so, then you know my points are rock solid. Time, place and manner of expressing your free speech matter. In short, these protestors violated these components. Mic drop anyone?

@@AF53501 did you go to law school for Higher Education law or work in HED compliance? Nope. I can tell.

@@christiemeninick46 1) Wrong, I did attend a top 50 law school...whoops. Do you need me to write my IRAC memo for you? 2) By ignoring my question to you, your silence indicates you have no ground to stand on. As such, go take your LSAT and start your law school journey.

@@AF53501 why would I go to law school when I am finishing my research in higher education for a PhD. I don't care what school you attended, that only means you passed classes doesn't mean you are a critical thinker...obviously.

his name was a big clue

1000%!

I recommend you learn comma rules and stfu. They teach those in college, ya know.

Or not allowing others in their buildings and chanting hate...

They aren't silent, Biden spoke yesterday and clearly stated, the protesters have not done anything to change his mind. The house just passed a new bill, of course Maga congress disagreed. On it's way to the senate.

2020

Can imagine 4 years of a criminal and his uneducated, Stockholm Syndrome, white evangellcal christian nationalists qnon maga cult raclism.

People are dying unjustly in Gaza.

@@Tony-fb1gd and people died unjustly on Oct 7. Where are the protests for the actual genocide being committed in Armenia and northern Nigeria? Seems these "protests" only care about protecting Hamas. Just a thought

@@Tony-fb1gd Upon hearing of the hamas october 7th terrorist attack at the Israeli concert including murder, rape and beheading of infants.. ..many so called Gaza civilians were dancing, celebrating and rejoicing in the Gaza streets. There was not one palestinian advocating against the terrorist attack. There was no protests in America on college campuses. The palestinian hypocrisy is self revealing. Personally I don’t condone what is happening in Gaza. I’m simply pointing out the hypocrisy.

Trump is such a civilized breath of professionalism and a role model. Said no one ever. 4 more years please.

Think what you like, but fact doesn't care what you think. Obviously you live in lala land