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@SecondUniverse@autistics.life I do believe that person was able to speak freely. It seems they did. Freedom of speech isn't necessary freedom from consequences. If that speaker is prepared to accept whatever consequences come from it, then all power to them. They may even have excellent and well founded reasons for their opinions. I can't see the University agreeing with them though, so you? 😟🤷‍♂️