On April 4, 2007, anti-Cheney protesters at Brigham Young University were told to surrender their protest signs and go home. One protesting student brought this up to the president of BYU, who basi...
On April 4, 2007, anti-Cheney protesters at Brigham Young University were told to surrender their protest signs and go home. One protesting student brought this up to the president of BYU, who basically told the student to go screw himself.
This was shot by Josh, Bryan, Andrew, Torben and Marissa. Cut by Steve, Bryan and Josh.
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Its a Private University. They can make whatever rules they want. Not only that but these students sign a contract aggreeing to BYU's terms. I don't see anything wrong here.
LOL! I just hope the power-hungry "leaders" of the school didn't panic at their lack of total control over the minds of these students and deny diplomas to the people who had their own graduation.
I believe the reasoning for them asking to leave and only allowing them to protest for a restricted time was that BYU, as well as the LDS faith leans towards appearing politically neutral, and students carrying around signs protesting political leaders from either side of the isle are usually asked to stop. I personally saw no one there get yelled at by anyone in suits, they were politely asked to leave, its a private University, they can do and regulate as they please.
The church doesn't officially back any party or candidate, but the administration has NO RIGHT to impose that position on students. Individuals are not required to be politically neutral or behave that way.
I love Brigham Young University. This video makes the BYU liberals more significant than they actually are. They make up no more than 1-2% of the student body.
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