So, the death of, and most likely assassination of, Ella Cook at Brown university got me thinking.

Her death is so obviously a result of a hostile environment fostered by the University that the University did not take seriously.

Do Universities owe their students a duty to make sure that they can pursue and education where they are not threatened due to their beliefs and demographics?

If the person was a black student and was hanged, then the obvious answer would be yes, from anyone, by any standard.

This person was an outspoken white conservative woman, and she was most likely assassinated for just that. Brown University has been fostering an environment of hate against people like her. Do they owe any duty to protect her from that?

I would challenge you to answer the question in a way that is race, gender, and ideology agnostic. Either a University owes a duty of protection against violence due to their identity, or they do not.

What say you F16?

I'm sure that Brown, like every other Ivy, is a disgusting cesspool of leftism. That being said, however, is there evidence that she made complaints or that she questioned her safety and her concerns were ignored? I haven't followed every bit of evidence in this case.

Has the actual murderer been publicly identified? Last I heard they brought in a Cheese Head, his name leaked, then they released him with a "not-so-sorry for leaking your name".

All these Ivy League schools seem to be leftist sheetholes.

Maybe it is time to disband them, at a minimum stop any funding.

BusterAg said:

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So, the death of, and most likely assassination of, Ella Cook at Brown university got me thinking.

Her death is so obviously a result of a hostile environment fostered by the University that the University did not take seriously.

Do Universities owe their students a duty to make sure that they can pursue and education where they are not threatened due to their beliefs and demographics?

If the person was a black student and was hanged, then the obvious answer would be yes, from anyone, by any standard.

This person was an outspoken white conservative woman, and she was most likely assassinated for just that. Brown University has been fostering an environment of hate against people like her. Do they owe any duty to protect her from that?

I would challenge you to answer the question in a way that is race, gender, and ideology agnostic. Either a University owes a duty of protection against violence due to their identity, or they do not.

What say you F16?

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Yes, all universities owe some level of protection duty, however, to try and answer it without any kind of ideological bent is impossible.

Brown is full of Commies, like all the Ivy schools. I would almost guarantee that the general sentiment across campus is joy for this assassination. Commies always push the revolution forward. Always. Killing is part of it. They aren't humans. They are evil infested demons. Life means nothing to them. Over a hundred million have been killed upon direct orders of Communists. There is a reason for that.

The politicians in New York and Charlotte don't change the circumstances that lead to innocent women getting stabbed to death and set on fire on their mass transit, because they don't ride mass transit. Their kids have private chauffeurs. Brown will change the circumstances when "their" people begin to not feel safe. Based on what I've seen, it doesn't appear that Ella Cook was "theirs"

Just look at conservative leaning campuses and how subjugation and coercion of liberal students and organizations has to be manufactured. It typically doesn't exist organically and these people can act afool without much threat of bodily harm.

Then, conversely, look at liberal leaning campuses and conservative students or organizations...much different story.

I think what universities owe to their students is not be a biased hell hole. Create a place that values intelluctual debate and the earnest pursuit of learning and you might not end up with as many psychopaths attacking people because their feelings were hurt.

flakrat said:

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Has the actual murderer been publicly identified? Last I heard they brought in a Cheese Head, his name leaked, then they released him with a "not-so-sorry for leaking your name".

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Another lawsuit.