The ISIS attacks on civilians in Paris and the attacks on common sense across the country are two sides of the same coin.
Both were carried out by those who hate freedom…. Not their freedom of course, but yours. With ISIS (as well as fanatical Muslims around the planet) you are expected to live the way they want you to, to act the way they want you to, but most of all you must believe the way they want you to… or they will simply kill you.
At Mizzou, Yale and Amherst, protesters, (as well as liberals everywhere across the country, including the BLM movement) you are expected to understand their feelings of offense, recognize their "plight" and appreciate how difficult their lives are. Essentially you must believe them when they tell you the world is unfair for everyone other than straight white males. If you don't agree they probably won't try and kill you, but they will seek to kill your livelihood.
Both groups have their rules about what you can and can't do and say. For the former it's be Christian, be gay, drive a car if you're a woman, be a girl in school, punish your rapist if you're a woman or express a view that doesn't comport with their interpretation of the Koran.
For the latter it's pointing out that exponentially more black men die at the hands of other black men than white cops every year, support colorblind college admission standards, try police misconduct trials in a courtroom rather than the media, suggest women and men are indeed different with different abilities or that college students might be slightly over sensitive when it comes to being offended.
Neither group believes in the notion of free speech. Across the Muslim world one sees journalists and bloggers killed for the crime of speaking out against terrorism while in the west you have the Charlie Hebdo attacks, the murder of Theo Van Gogh and the fatwa on Ayaan Hirsi Ali among others.
At the same time, here in the US on the rare occasions conservative speakers make it to the podium on a college campus, they are usually shouted down; counter intuitive "free speech zone" greatly limit a speaker's ability to be heard; and memorializing the victims of 9-11 is somehow racist. And when there aren't enough actual incidents of racism or sexism or this or that ism, they must be contrived…
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