Actually, as it turns out, they cancelled on her.

Made me think about "The People vs. Larry Flynt". I just couldn't do it. The film tried to make him into some (admittedly flawed) warrior champion of the First Amendment and yeah, I guess he perhaps did do some positives so far as that's concerned but…… Larry fucking Flynt?

You might wanna re-check your link. I got about seven pages in and failed to find ONE example of a Progressive speaker, (or anyone else for that matter), disinvited to speak by people on the right.

That's terrible, but a bit of a stretch for a counter-argument. That was a lone nutcase, not an entire group of people. There isn't a well-known person alive who hasn't, at one point, gotten a death threat.

And people always think USC is a state university, because the name makes it sound like it is.

Thanks?

No, you just fuck the hell off for saying I think that.

As it should be.

Pretty much everyone on the planet is some level of racist in your eyes, right. ("You just got bumped from Pretty Racist to Nearly Super-Racist, Bubb!")

http://www.nbcnews.com/news…

What?!

Again, I tend to agree that she doesn't have all that much to offer. She is entertaining, though.

….but he still got to speak.

Not all specifically Berkeley.

Actually they're not. She can SAY all the crack-potty stuff she wants, but it's still not quite the same as burning cars, death-threats and physical assault.

Condi Rice served under the Bush administrations. Clarence Thomas was appointed by a Bush. Carly Fiorina. Chris Christie. Rick Santorum. (should I go on?)

Then nobody would ever speak at a college campus. There will always be some group who doesn't approve.

How is Coulter, (nasty as she can be), an enemy of actual free speech? Who's speech is she trying to quell?

That's a really weak comparison. Yes, they should have let her speak, but technically she was breaking house rules.

Jerry Falwell's Liberty University (ya don't get more conservative than that) had Bernie Sanders speak. And Ted Kennedy.