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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
April 1, 2015
Well, the Supreme Court has refused to take the appeal of a case of a California court ruling that school officials did not violate the right of free speech when they told students who wore American flag t-shirts on Cinco de Mayo to take them off.
This demonstrates, clearly, that the rule of law no longer exists in this country.
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday left intact an appeals court ruling that school officials in California did not violate the free speech rights of students by demanding they remove T-shirts bearing images of the U.S. flag at an event celebrating the Mexican holiday of Cinco de Mayo.
The court declined to hear an appeal filed by three students at Live Oak High School in the town of Morgan Hill, south of San Francisco. School staff at the May 5, 2010, event told several students their clothing could cause an incident. Two chose to leave for home after refusing to turn their shirts inside out.
The school had been experiencing gang-related tensions and racially charged altercations between white and Hispanic students at the time. School officials said they feared the imposition of American patriotic imagery by some students at an event where other students were celebrating their pride in their Mexican heritage would incite fights between the two groups.
Lawyers for the students said that the fear that the T-shirts would offend others did not trump free speech rights because the act of wearing the shirts did not rise to the level of incitement to violence.
Three of the affected students – Daniel Galli, Matt Dariano, and Dominic Maciel – were involved in the lawsuit, which was filed on their behalf by their parents.
Quite a massive thing, this.
This is not even simply a decision that freedom of speech isn’t freedom of speech if it is labelled racist. It is definitely that, but it is at the same time a decision that racism is now semi-illegal, and that any form of belief that a nation called “The United States of America” exists as a sovereign entity is a form of racism.
It is also notable that the Supreme Court probably refused to take this case because they are waiting for an easier case upon which to give the final ruling that freedom of speech is now illegal if it could potentially hurt the feelings of a protected brown person.
This is all happening so fast now. It’s hard to wrap your head around.
