Students Want A National Hate Speech Law...But Can't Define Hate Speech
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- A member of former Vice President Joe Biden's transition team wrote an op-ed in 2019 calling for America to consider enacting "hate speech" laws.
The news comes after several polls have shown a growing number of Americans, particularly young Americans, support a "hate speech" exception to the First Amendment. In light of this, Campus Reform went to the University of Florida to get students' thoughts on a potential national hate speech law, and whether they could define what constitutes "hate speech."
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Them: Trump is taking away our rights!!!! 🤬😤😡
Also Them: Here Biden, take our rights away 🥰✨✌🏻💐
Sickening
The opposite is equally true. Look at bump stocks if you need proof.
Both parties suck. Death to ALL politicians.
@Never Again disgusting.
@@scottymaun yeah the bump stock ban was bad. So was the full auto ban. That was unconstitutional. It says “shall not be infringed”
I have yet to understand what exactly Donald Trump took away from us in terms of rights. All I see is that they hate him because he says some mean things on Twitter and MSM simply tells them to.
I'm only 35, why are so many young people so willing to give up their rights?
I’m 29 and I can’t figure that out either. Young people these days are so soft and willing to bend the knee. It’s pathetic
I'm 24 and it's due to the lack of knowledge being presented to them at a young age and on. They become the dependent individuals who know nothing of this world. Once they are on their own life will hit them in the face and hopefully they will learn that our freedoms and rights are everything.
I’m so glad in the late 20th century that we empowered hyper-emotionalism, it’s working out so well.
Because they have a gay sjw college professor that lives in a dream world where if someone offends you, you have the right to kick, scream, and yell and try to destroy that person's life.
Because these young people aren't developed yet
Define hate speech: Disagree with a liberal.
Nailed it there!
I voted for Biden and 100% disagree with a hate speech law. It's a slippery slope. Hate speech falls under free speech. I've never called someone a slur and think no one should call someone a slur. But I will defend the legal right to do so.
@@Criner05 not a hostile question, but what urged you to vote for Biden? Honestly curious
@@Criner05 I guess we’ll soon see what kind of policies your vote will get you.
If two liberals disagree then what happens. Do we get a war?
Colleges have become adult daycare.
yeah... uhhh... either campus reform gets super unlucky and only ever gets dumb people, or for some reason the kids in college are dumber than before
Futurama said it years ago. "Colleges from the 20th century were no more than daycares"
That girl literally said “colleges play a big role in RAISING the next generation.” By the time you get to college you should already be raised and be done so by your parents not a government or college.
@Aaron Ledford yes i was about to say they were partially correct. Still children. Like like like
High school with ashtrays.
A HATE SPEECH LAW WOULD ONLY MEAN THAT YOU CAN KISS THE CONSTITUTION GOOD BYE.
That is their goal..catch up lmao.
The constitution is in place to keep such things from happening, not the other way around
To make a change to the constitution you need 2/3 vote from the house and the Senate
Not happening
@@jayd6916 I believe that they are just saying that IF it did happen the constitution would be pointless.
@@a.e.fishing843 if it did happen the constitution would still be in place with a revised first amendment
@@jayd6916 YOU DO NOT SEEM TO UNDERSTAND THAT WITHOUT THE FIRST AMENDMENT EXACTLY AS IT IS THEN NONE OF THE REST OF THE AMENDMENTS WILL MEAN ANYTHING.
There’s no such thing as “Hate” speech. There’s speech you/we don’t like, but that’s exactly why we have the 1st Amendment.
And this is a attempt by the woke crowds to overwrite the first amendment. They are try to silent the majority.
No such thing as hate speech? What planet do you live on ?
@@jayd6916 to be more precise, there’s no legal definition of “hate speech”, nor should there be. Any definition of “hate speech” would be subjective in nature. For example, if someone is offended by speech in favor of socialism or communism, should that speech be defined as “hate speech”?
@@jayd6916
"I hate Donald Trump" I guess I'm on the right planet....right?
@@craigjorgensen5895 I'd call any form of Discrimination that's has to do with someone's race/gender/sexual orientation/military status etc. As hate speech.
If you lose your right to criticize, you deserve what you get
Apparently we're not teaching anything about the US Constitution in high school anymore.
My highschool never really did in the first place
I graduated back in 86 and it was barely mentioned. American history was WW1 for one day, WW2 for one day then six weeks on the civil rights movement. No joking. Useless.
No, no, no. Students are being taught it's a racist document written by dead, straight white men and that its values are out of sync with modern sensibilities.
They have replaced American History/Government classes with classes on how to incorporate the word "like" in as many sentences as possible.
there is too much information being taught in schools anyway. if all, we should reduce the information, not make the students learn more. we need to accommodate Jamal, and Abdul, and Keisha. they are not able to learn all that, and if they don't graduate, then the school is racist.
we need to dim it down a little, so the schools can be inclusive for ALL the diverse students.
Benjamin Franklin once said: "Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety."
And will lose both
I love that quote , and share it often.
Remember this - freedom isn't free, a price is paid somehow somewhete
It's also a commonly misunderstood quote. Look into the context of it. I don't think he would disagree with the current application of it, but it isn't what he meant when he said it. The PA state legislature was in a bit of an argument with the Penn family. They needed money to defend the state during the French and Indian War and the Penn family was effectively extorting them for the money by saying something along the lines of "Okay, we'll give you money, but you have to admit that you don't actually have the authority to take our money." The quote came from a letter from Franklin I believe to the PA governor at the time.
Students' definition of hate speech: Anything where they feel offended at that time. Which is pretty much anything.
That offends me! (sarcasm)
pls use the correct pronouns : they/them. thank you.
Wasn’t it always the Young Generation that said “Less Government more freedom” this Generation is “More government less Freedom”. 🤦🏻♂️
This is a new thing people have started saying, and obviously people like you copy and paste it. No clue who decided to start lying about this. Each generation has been in favor of government being more involved.
@@kingsleebrigade6714 yes the 60’s Generation was very pro government {sarcasm}, the tea party was also.
@@JosesRants You specifically stated young generation, but millennials and gen z have both been more in favor of more government involvement. Way to try to dance around the point like a coward.
@@kingsleebrigade6714
The gymnastics you’re doing here really prove the point being made.
@@kingsleebrigade6714 didn’t dance around it at all. I originally got what @it wasn’t me said. You must be too young to know what past generations of the “young generation” stood for. Oh to be so young and so dumb. Please keep learning and stay away from Marxist supporting professors.
ALL speech is not only relevant, but also covered under the Constitution.
Competition in education, at every level, is needed. For now, you get what you overpay for. Imagine schooling that’s a great deal, economically.
@@junior.von.claire "Imagine schooling that’s a great deal, economically"
That's called trade school. There is no definitive proof that going to college will make you successful any more than hard work and determination in any field. I know Albanian immigrants who moved here with nothing but their wits and grade school educations back in the 1970s and now they own 13 restaurants.
They've been brainwashed to guve up there rights whenever asked if they are asked not to visit family for holidays they dont even fight for their right to peacefully assemble
@@shaitanlavey I should’ve said “more competition” and “at every level” includes K-12. I want colleges to eventually be up against competition so stiff that they’d struggle if not producing students who’re prepared for and entering careers. The cost and quality of education would have to improve. For grade school, I want abundant, viable education options for parents, students and teachers. I’d like to see an end to public schools and the abolition of the Dept. of Education.
Children belong to their parents, not to the state. Competition would entice educators who are results oriented and actually have an affinity for teaching and their students.
Oh yes, I was including vocational schools... only more of them. And it’s capitalists who should be the most eager to compete.
Perhaps the primary goal of education should be producing individuals who’re amply prepared to become and remain economically self-sustaining, i.e. independent. 🗽
@@junior.von.claire Well a good start would be getting rid of things like drama classes and sports. Parents wanting their kids to get that athletic scholarship should have to foot the bill and do it on their own time. We need to produce fewer football players and actors and work on graduating more scientists, mathematicians and doctors. Folks who make millions and don't give back to the community are the real problem.
Next time ask them if they think they should go to prison for calling someone a cracker.
I'd love to see them bend over backwards explaining how it's okay to be hateful to white people ...... because ...... ummmm....... YOU'RE RACIST ..... that's essentially how most of those interactions would play out.
@@etwasillegal1056 yes, context and intent. Although I explain this using "I'm gonna kill you" statement but noting that their best friend said it angrily and asking how they'd reacted (usually sort of chuckling and asking what they did wrong 😏). Then asking how they'd react if a random stranger said calmly the same thing (this is usually their response > 😳😬🏃♂️🚔).
ET Was Illegal just to be clear, ‘used wallet’= ‘whore’?
Civil rights were guaranteed less than 60 years ago.
Does historical context mean nothing to you?
I am pretty sure that goes against the first amendment.
If saying a slur is hate speech since it shows hatred towards others.. then defund the police is hate speech.. not my president is hate speech.. soon.. everything will be hate speech since as humans, we will eventually disagree with everyone else..
They don’t care about the first amendment because it restricts their power.
And the next two decades they will try to expand the court and then hate speech laws they will try to implement.
"Hate speech" is the most important form of speech protected by the first amendment.
@@clownshoes6137 i think traditionally, hate speech is inciting violence through hate of a specific group. It should definitely stay within that definition
@@emilyc9240 yes, the problem starts when people start redefining hate speech.
Smart phone, dumb planet..
DEVOLUTION.
...average test scores.
That’s a good one
''I'm not educated on the topic''
of course... you go to college
"I feel like . . ." OMG. The Ignorance, apathy and lack of engaged interest demonstrated by these "students" spells doom for America. :-(
“The road to hell is paved with good intentions”
And Ivy League degrees
I don't even think anymore that they have good intentions.
They are just little fascist narcissists & expect to never get offended about anything.
Someone: "I dont like you."
Other person: "Hate speech"
First person: goes to jail
You made me laugh
@@NeedMorePlebs You need to look at what Canada is doing you can go to jail there for misgendering someone.
@@shadowbanned5164
That can't be true. We were told that Jordan Peterson was wrong and that this could NEVER happen and that those who agreed with him were fear mongering.
Students = biggest threat to the American future!
Of course, those students were, are, and will be idiots because the colleges won’t educate the people and do something but suck your money out of your pockets. College Education is a big profitable business industry - there are many people who are ready to pay the money for becoming « smart and educated » , without actual learning the things.
This is what happens when parents allow the media to raise their children.
SMH, I'm always shocked on how these "College" students actually think. How willing they are to give up FREEDOMS!!! So hurt my feelings, that's hate speech, get a backbone!!!
FOR GOD AND COUNTRY!!! 💪🏾🇺🇸
Just like how they want higher taxes but don't pay taxes
So true, students:get rid of student loans.
Interviewer: from where would you get the money.
Students: taxes or the wealthy 🙄
These kids were never taught the rhythm “sticks and stones may break my bones, but names can never hurt me”
They were taught words will shatter me emotionally ...... and the kicker is they're the cruelest generation ever due to the anonymous nature of online interactions. So they're the most hypocritical generation to boot.
@@toddtaylor6506 That’s true. Just look at them calling everyone older than them names they made up, such as boomer and Karen. Plus obviously bullying each other. Though, I don’t see it as them being necessarily worse people than prior generations, just unfortunately brainwashed by adults they consider cool or trustworthy on a much larger scale, mainly in school. But also due to celebrities, however that’s not new. The school teachers pressuring students to think a certain way is more new though and is a huge problem.
The students: "Like, like, like, like, like."
They are like, like, like me
@@danielwright9990
"I think, like, hate speech is, like, anything you say to black and, like, brown people."
@@m4rshy459 well I guess that includes complements
“I’m not educated on this but let me tell you what we need to do” yeah, ok 🥺
Every tyrant ever: "We need hate speech laws..."
so you have some real issues if you "feel" rather than THINK
they would just claim anyone they want gone of hate speech
Salem
Dont they already
They are already doing that.
I don't agree with hate speech at all, but I think calling someone a "Nazi" when there obviously Not! Can be labeled as "hate speech".
The left didnt think this law through then, they couldnt call anyone nazi's
No its not hate speech , its just a lie , that's why we have libel laws , you can sue for defamation of character. You can say what you like , but may end up out of pocket if you are lying .
So long as you are not threatening violence against someone, say what you want . This doesn't mean there are no consequences .
If it ain't broke don't fix it .
@@johndowds5770
Would it be hate speech if, in a crowd, you called a person a Nazi and he was attacked for it? Especially, when you're in a volatile situation?
What about calling a guest speaker, at a university campus, a Nazi, and people started showing up to throw things and threaten people going to hear him? Is it hate speech now?
I watch a video where people were calling Dave Rubin, a Jew by the way, a Nazi and they confronted an little old lady, who needed a walker to get around, and screamed and threatened her. Would calling Dave Rubin a Nazi be hate speech, considering the consequences to that little old lady?
@@JackHaveman52 no
@@JackHaveman52 No. The other people are responsible for their own actions. Erroneously calling someone a NAZI wouldn't qualify as a conspiracy to commit a crime, which is really the only limitation on the 1st amendment. IE; you can't claim 1st amendment protections when hiring a hitman.
We need to be consistent in our view of the 1st amendment even when it's inconvenient.
Just once I’d like to have a student answer the question like this; that question was decided in 1969 by the Supreme Court in response to Brandenburg v. Ohio by the count 9-0 that any speech no matter how vile is protected by the 1st Amendment to the Constitution. Oliver Wendell Holmes wrote the position. Mr. Brandenburg was a member of the KKK and was the very definition of vile racist, however his speech is protected as long as it does not incite violence. (Now known as the Brandenburg Test). It’s argued now most commonly “what is the definition of violence?”
That, like, makes me, like, feel bad. So, like, it should, totally, like be hate speech to, like, mention that case.
Which is exactly why they now say words can be violent. It’s no accident.
I’m going to play my UNO reverse card. I consider any speech that seeks to impose limitations of my speech, hate speech, and such speech, seeking to suppress speech should be banned.
therefore, ALL speech is hate speech...oops, i didnt mean to say that, or that, or that, love, love...
Unfortunately many won’t understand your logic.
They don't know what they don't know.
Thank you Mr. Rumsfeld.
@@ajkendro3413 That was a Klavan line, not "unknown unknown".
@@shosugino6716 I saw an interview with Rumsfeld where he kept digging a hole deeper and deeper in the early 2000s on the phrase.
@@ajkendro3413 Thanks, very interesting. I also like Huckabee's quote from when he was running for President- If you find yourself in a hole, the first step is to stop digging.
@@shosugino6716 That is a good one.
"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." - Benjamin Franklin
“i’m not educated enough on that topic” = “i haven’t watched enough socialist tiktoks on that topic”
I am always shocked at how meek and ignorant college students are today compared to when I was in college in the late 80's to early 90's.
I agree they have undergone a complete 180 in attitude from rage against the man to bending over for the man to screw them.
You do realise that this happens every generation. Civil Rights CND Drug Addicts. This is just a new wave
These kids are soft, they've had everything handed to them on a silver platter and their parents taught them that the Universe revolves around them and their opinions, they're not strong enough to be able to handle anything that goes against their sensibilities and offends them. Gen X was always taught to toughen up if somebody said something that wasn't nice ie: "water off a duck's back" or "sticks and stones" these younger generations are mentally and emotionally weak.
The future of America..
Good isn't it.
Why are all the young people in all of your videos so inarticulate. Are you purposely picking out the simpletons? Are these really our future leaders? God help this country.
As a current college student, I can confirm, a solid 75% of every student I’ve interacted with can barely string a sentence together without an ummmm or liiiike. There are definitely some who are intelligent, but they’re few and far between
Slippery slope.
There is no slope. Free speech = freedom to speak. This is irrespective of what you think is wrong and what I think is right.
@family lowe on purpose
@family lowe It's not necessarily that the slippery slope is seen as a fallacy - it can absolutely be used in a fallacious manner. The issue is that we don't teach how to distinguish the fallacy from a logical progression properly. If you have direct evidence of the slippery slope existing in the context you're discussing (such as a group pushing for hate speech laws that keep continually redefining what 'hate speech' actually MEANS), then it's not a fallacy.
They should have asked those students have they ever seen Hate Speech conducted on campus. That would be their definition. To not know your Constitutional Rights as a young adult in College is evidence of something shameful happening in High School.
I BET YOU NEVER THOUGHT THAT YOU'D SEE PEOPLE DEMONSTRATING IN BEHALF OF HIGHER TAXES EITHER.
BUT SOMEBODY FOOLED THEM INTO DOING. DIDN'T THEY?
True but those aren't the people that will pay the higher taxes. Or any taxes.
Voltaire walking into this campus: Imma head out.
I'm sure a hate speech law would be totally appropriate as long as its regulated and enforced by the Ministry of Truth...
They don’t quite realize that restricting my first amendment rights offends me and thus should be banned.
😂 I once told that to someone on twitter.
If Hatespeech is subjectiv & it's only about one's perceived feelings, I can say that YOU wanting to censor & restrict speech, is pretty hurtful & hateful to me.
Now what?!
I'm so done. Call me racist or whatever the heck you want. SCREW this modern system. I would rather be put in jail standing up for THE TRUTH then be a pansy sheep....wow the state of my fellow college students makes me want to leave this earth forever.
Anyone whom would take advice from a college kid needs to rethink their life
Cut these people a break! They aren't stupid they are just misinformed!
@Marcus Sharpe yeah really bad take for anyone of any age 18+.... They have probably never thought of the questions to follow: who makes the hate speech laws, what should be the repercussions (fine/jail time). They only get their info from lefty social media...
One of the girls said "anything that's not nice" should be hate speech. What if I don't think that statement is nice, is that hate speech? Should you be fined? It's obvious to us...
@Marcus Sharpe it makes sense to me why people are for hate speech laws. Its like Black Live Matter or the Green New Deal. Just look at the name. Who would be for Hate speech? or against Black Lives? or against being "Green"? But when you actually get into these things...
Hate speech is being told there's nothing for dessert, that really hurts.
Can these young people even form a sentence without using “like” every other word?
Whenever someone uses words like um, uh, or like, they usually realize that they don’t have all the information or a prepared response and are making it up on the fly or trying to sound intelligent or both
Like, really!
like... what do you mean. like... are you saying that you're like... a hater ?
WE GOT ONE BOYS ! LIKE..... WE GOT A HATER, LIKE.... GET THE BONE SAWS AND LET'S GET HIM.
“I’m not super educated on this matter.”
-Man wearing his mask inside out, in regards to what the first amendment is.
How can you define a word that they can't even spell?
This conversation should not even be happening. The concept of Free speech is self explanatory
"If someone feels hated upon by words, that'd be hate speech.'
A child molester somewhere: I feel so hated when I'm called a monster, that's hate speech.
Honestly, that one answer was the most unintelligent attempt at defining hate speech I've ever heard.
So I could report half of my classmates for hating the professor because she gives homework.
I had to stop watching this. I hit my “um” and “like” quota. .
In college and hasn’t studied our constitutional rights. Wow
That says a ton.
Well, so much for all the people that died for your right to free speech. Let's give it away in the name of protecting "feelings". Goodbye America, you were something special.
The first mistake is thinking that society should provide them with anything besides leaving them alone.
* Son was in a car crash *
Mother on phone:
Thank God he's alive!!
Leftist walking by:
I don't believe in God so that is hate and I'm offended!
"Hate speech is when you say something i do not agree with"
Someone in our new Presidents team said that the government needs to control what we are allowed to say .
This is frightening how they dont understand our basic rights
wow, america is turning into an episode of black mirror. kudos to the college professors! 👏
Life imitating art to the extreme.
Well, education is not only limited to school. You, as a student, have the ability to go out there and do research for yourself. I mean, why can students spend hours on TikTok Facebook or Instagram, but not learning the fundamentals of the concepts we're facing today. When we need someone to blame, it's easier to find them. Accountability and Responsibility.
@@Christian92177 no kidding, dude. hm... finding people to blame for your problems. it's sort of like you telling someone in the comment section that "you're why the U.S. sucks." funny, don't you agree?
@@coconutoes What's even funnier is that I don't live in the US. However, I fail to understand your analogy. My statement is about taking responsibility for your own education, and not waiting for someone else to come feed you garbage as to be perceived as the only truth.
@@Christian92177 regardless of whether my analogy works or not, your comment is still pathetic. have a blessed day, bud. goodbye.
I would ask these students how feeling 'safe' in a college setting promotes their ability to navigate the sometimes unsafe waters of adulthood.
Easy, they empower tyrannical governments to oppress anyone who makes them feel unsafe.
You should read **Liberal Fascism: The Secret History of the American Left, From Mussolini to the Politics of Meaning by Jonah Goldberg*, he sums it up pretty well.
"Not with jack boots, but smiley faces."
I was actually hopeful when each of them said that "hate" speech was protected by the First Amendment. Then everything went south.
Hate speech to them is anything that somebody says which disagrees with their own opinions.
“Ummm I’m actually not that educated” well they said it 😂
Is the only word taught in college...”like”?
and I feel ...... I think is a rarity. I know is basically extinct.
“Uuuummm” “I feel like...” “like like like” “kind of like”
'...and feel home.' That's the problem young lady. The outside world is not your home. It's a place where other people live and have they own ideas, wills, interests, agendas etc. If they don't have the ability to soeak their mind it will end is violent confrontation. If you need to feel at home, stay at home.
#FreeSpeech
Waaah they said something mean arrest them.
RIP Metal, Punk, Rap, Hard Rock, movies and videogames
Trying to define "What Is Hate Speech?" is like trying to catch the wind!
There was a show called "The things kids say". This channel is the scary version. "Out of the mouths of babes and sucklings..."
1:10 at least she admits her ignorance.
“God bless you” could now be considered hate speech.
So "Not Being Nice" should be illegal.
These kids are nuts!
The key question that you should have pushed was "who gets to define hate speech that would be outlawed" You really missed the target on this one guys.
She did ask one if the girls I believe, and her answer was... Biden's team!
"I hate Donald Trump"
Will I be tagged for hate speech for saying that?
def not. "orange man bad", remember?
I thought these people were going to college and supposed to be educated, yet they have no clue what rhe 1st amendment is all about.
Reason number 211 as to why you should not send your kids to these liberal colleges. Save that money up and let them start their own company instead.
The ignorance is terrifying!! They will positively HATE it once they are on the receiving end of such a nightmarish law! "If they feel hated upon, I would characterize that as hate speech." TERRIFYING!!
So they want a law against insults 🤣 these children don't live in the real world
I love when idiots say “ if it insights violence” … That’s already illegal. Threatening someone or for example yelling fire in a crowded theater is already illegal.
They're confused, it's amazing to watch them try to navigate it.
Freedom doesn't end where feelings begin.
This is utter madness. People need to stop being offended by everything they perceive to be hateful.
When you start your answer with “I feel...” or “I think...” when a question about our constitution, no. Just no.
So just who gets to decide what words are "Hate Speech". Remember, what one person considers hate speech, another person may not. And this should still reside under the First Amendment. As soon as we start policing words then we might as well repeal the First Amendment and anarchy will be next. Ever time we give up one freedom, another one comes under attack.
So, would you be allowed to say "I hate you" " I hate the way you do xyz" "The way they do that makes me hate them" ? The problem with allowing a certain party/regime deciding what hate speech is, it is open to so much abuse in favour of that Party/regime.
I am 20 years old, I think this is insane, how could someone want more government imposed on them when it’s already everywhere.
“I feel strongly about this topic that I’m not well-educated on,”
Notice they say “I feel...” more than “I think...”. Too many confuse “feeling” with “thinking”.
"They didn't want me to think. They wanted me to remember." Candace Owens
The amount of times those students say "like" in each sentence is painful to listen to.
Anyone with a different opinion, no matter how slight, is now classed as hate speech.
I feel personally attacked and think they should apologize for me for their hate speech towards me. Wait, that's crazy...
This new generation thinks protecting people’s feelings is more important than freedom of expression. Sad.
Man the word "like" is such a crutch for these young folks.....
I “feel” that the ignorance of these students will drive me to violence.
I know many adults who speak just like these young kids. They have no idea how to exactly define hate speech.
Whenever someone make an argument that consist of “......like.....like.....like.....like.....and stuff like that”, I just immediately tune them out