Violent, fascist speech repression on campus put professor in the hospital

The death of the First Amendment on American college campuses and the violent, fascist speech repression that has taken its place is a threat to the physical safety of professors and invited speakers. Once bastions of individual thought and the free exchange of ideas, universities are now battlegrounds for raging liberal mobs. 

For a real picture of the disgusting state of American academia, listen to what happened just last week at Middlebury College in Vermont. A political science professor, Allison Stanger, was injured and sent to the emergency room with a neck injury after her hair was pulled, and body jerked in two different directions by “protesters” who were upset she agreed to participate in a discussion with noted libertarian and controversial political scientist Charles Murray.

The event for Stanger and Murray was held in an auditorium and subsequently disrupted by screaming fascists and other lawbreakers who pulled several fire alarms in the building. This lasted for 18 minutes, forcing the lecture to be moved and live-streamed from a private room. But even then, the noise bled into the audio.

After the stream had ended, both Stanger and Murray were escorted to an awaiting car but were intercepted by the mob and physically assaulted. The crowd gathered around the car, pounded on it, and tried to prevent it from pulling away. Officers stepped in and made an exit path for the vehicle. Later, Professor Stanger was feeling a lot of pain in her neck and went to the emergency room where she was fitted for a soft neck brace and prescribed pain pills.

This eruption was all because of Murray’s books, particularly 1994’s The Bell Curve: Intelligence and Class Structure in American Life and 2012’s Coming Apart: The State of White America, 1960-2010. The aggressive and racist Southern Poverty Law Center was at the center of the protest and labeled Murray a “white nationalist.” That was enough for the always-angry mob to shut down the event. Did they take the time to read his books? No, education is not the top priority on campuses anymore. All they needed were 500 alumni signatures on a petition that said Murray’s mere presence sends “a message to every woman, every person of color, every first-generation student, every poor and working-class person, every disabled person, and every queer person that not only their acceptance to and presence at Middlebury, but also their safety, their agency, their humanity, and even their very right to exist are all up for ‘debate.’”

These same students who demand “safe spaces” for protection no longer need them like professors do, or  anyone who leans the least bit right. There was no danger to Middlebury students at all; they were the ones that POSED the danger.

This lunatic display is no longer an aberration in America. This is the norm of the New Fascist Party on campuses all across the country.

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