'Sounds Like Fascism': DeSantis Signs Law to Collect Political Views of Professors

[PeterB]

mattkime wrote:
[quote=PeterB]
Boy, is this guy playing with fire. Lawsuit in 3, 2, 1...

It’s a campaign strategy
Maybe, but if the law gets struck down, I'm not sure that's a winning strategy (except with his base, who would vote for him anyway).

[Fritz]

" Maybe, but if the law gets struck down, I'm not sure that's a winning strategy (except with his base, who would vote for him anyway)."

dunno about you, but I was mighty surprised in 2016 when a unhealthy, lying sos, with many failed businesses, law suits, sexual indiscretions, ad infinitum was elected.

Though I dunno why, since Sen whaziz-name yelled "You Lie!" at Obama in his 1st SotU speech.

It's a beautiful world.

[PeterB]

UPDATE: this law doesn't just require surveying students and faculty, it is specifically giving students the right to record (and presumably tattle on) the faculty, if they say something the student doesn't like:

https://www.insidehighered.com/quicktake...ll-now-law
https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2021...rd-classes

[deckeda]

PeterB wrote:
UPDATE: this law doesn't just require surveying students and faculty, it is specifically giving students the right to record (and presumably tattle on) the faculty, if they say something the student doesn't like:

https://www.insidehighered.com/quicktake...ll-now-law
https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2021...rd-classes

To be sure, he needs the Hitler Youth engaged in the effort of ending indoctrination by ensuring people only think acceptable things.

[Acer]

Is there a list of state-approved thought? And what are the penalties for violating this state approved thought? And what that hell happened in this country that I even have to ask these questions seriously?